Gabriela Gordillo is an artist, born in Mexico City and living and working since 2015 in Linz, Austria. In this piece, she reflects on the work that her father has undertaken for many years, since her adolescence — taking photographs of the moon — and juxtaposes it with her thoughts about Minute/Year, a durational sound-based installation artwork by Kata Kovács and Tom O’Doherty.
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I used to live for summer. The other seasons formed one long purgatory to be endured in anticipation of the moment when I could finally flourish under the blazing sun of foreign lands.
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Pornography, privilege, and piña coladas. Gen Eickers interviews filmmakers Ethan Folk and Ty Wardwell ahead of the screening of their breakfast porn trilogy at Fuck Me Tender on Thursday, 30th May…
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A gay man wrote a film about my wildest fantasy. How queer is that. The Misandrists doesn’t lack nudity and lesbian power sex. Still, this is not the fantasy I…
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Most people I talk to have never heard about the gay soap-opera Dante’s Cove. Which I think is a bit of a pity since it is the perfect (and only?)…
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Cartoon recap by Lo-Fi Cherry. Learn more about the Feminist Tentacles Project on Lo-Fi Cherry’s Tumblr!
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The Iron Lady recasts an economic monstrosity as a victory for feminism. The coverage of the Iraq war recasts a quest for political destabilisation and profit as a victory…
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There are people who find beauty in “the forbidden” and in those things that are difficult to achieve, although sometimes you might think, just for one second, that they are…
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June 17 – 21, 2013 Film Week Leading up to Christopher Street Day and the Transgenialer Christopher Street Day, Mindpirates e.V. is screening a selection of queer films Monday to…
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