Norte premieres at Cannes Festival
For those of you who follow me on Twitter, this entry will be no more than a summary of today’s news. For everyone else: this...
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From Painting to Drawing?
May 19, 2013
by Nadin Mai
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I have to admit that it sounds odd to bring drawing into my research. I have long argued that painting is the most appropriate art...
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The next step on the Slow Ladder
May 14, 2013
by Nadin Mai
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A few weeks ago, I have posted an entry about the success of the local Slow Art Day here in Dundee. I still feel like...
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Slow – The Film
May 4, 2013
by Nadin Mai
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It’s been quite a while now that I got totally excited about Bovines, a French (slow) film about cows, made by Emmanuel Gras. It sounds...
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Looking slowly
April 28, 2013
by Nadin Mai
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I hope that you slowed down a bit yesterday, on the International Slow Art Day. It was a lovely thing to do, and I can’t...
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Slow Cinema at Cannes 2013
April 19, 2013
by Nadin Mai
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Apichatpong’s victory over the recently more and more Americanised Cannes Festival happened before my time as a slow fanatic… So I see yesterday’s news as...
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Reminder: Slow Art Day
April 15, 2013
by Nadin Mai
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It is so close. Twelve days, and we will celebrate the art of looking slowly. At art. Hence again the reminder that registration for the...
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Post Tenebras Lux – Carlos Reygadas
April 11, 2013
by Nadin Mai
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Before you read this post, please be aware that it contains spoilers. If you intend to watch the film in future, I’d advise you not...
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A Gap Between Generations
April 4, 2013
by Nadin Mai
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I went to the PG Study Day at St. Andrews University yesterday and gave a paper, which aimed to reason why slow films cannot evoke...
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Happy Easter – Thank you!
March 29, 2013
by Nadin Mai
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As Easter is approaching fast, and the first six months of my research are coming to an end, it is a good time to thank...
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