In conversation with Jonathan Legge
Director Errol Rainey captured a sun-drenched portrait of the Legge familial home, built in suburban Dublin in the late 1940s. Read the feature on...
“12 Signs: Aries” by Gary Card and Ferry Gouw
A new monthly series celebrating the iconography of the zodiac kicks off with some cosmic rutting, courtesy of animator Ferry Gouw and set designer...
“Abstract Expressionism” by Lisa Rovner
Aspiring actress Sarah Liisborg stars as a voyeuristic neighbour in this silent short on eavesdropping. Read the full feature on NOWNESS: http://bit.ly/1kkSqO6Watch more art...
Pump It Up! A pop-hued paean to an industrial-design classic
A pop-hued paean to an industrial design classic from London-based designer Fabrice Le Nézet. Read the feature on NOWNESS - http://bit.ly/1RYyv6Z___Subscribe to NOWNESS here:...
Private View: Carroll Dunham
In a new film from New York-based production company How Follows What, director Sam Fleischner captures the Carroll Dunham's (father of Lena) unique process....
A day in the life of Liberian youth
Liberia is home to the highest proportion of out-of-school children in the world. As a result, many young people hang around on the streets—making...
You’re Dead America
Filmmaker Jovan Todorovic presents a visceral and enigmatic dramatization of American poet Danez Smith's eponymous lyric on alienation, violence and salvation in the States....
Scenes: Techno Goth
The latest episode of our Scenes series—which profiles wild and wonderful cultural experiences around the world—takes a nose dive into the subterranean world of...
Directors Cuts: Albert Moya’s Baton
For his latest film, Catalan-born director Albert Moya collaborated with Greek screenwriter Efthymis Filippou (one of the talents behind The Lobster) to create a...
Embrace the white-knuckle ride of life with an ageless sexagenarian
At the age of twenty-four, North Carolina native Billy Ray Suggs was convicted of importing and selling $25m worth of cocaine and sentenced to...