Issue 13 – First Release

Women, Autobiography and New Media There is a growing literature which deals with the putative "death of the journal"[1] , with the increasing cost of print based journals for individual…

Uploaded 1 December 2001 Then you say that I'm always searching for my mother in my father's cinema, but it's a lonely experience. Just phantoms on a screen. [1] I In Australian…

Uploaded 1 December 2001 Forgetting the catastrophe At the close of a century marked both by large-scale human disaster and the technical capacity to immediately document such events, the 1990s…

Uploaded 1 December 2001 Oppositions that once drove passionate debates during the heady, early days of feminist film theorizing and production have attenuated significantly in the past fifteen years. Feminism…

Uploaded 9 January 2002 Introduction Photographs, along with theatre schema, books, trompe l'oeil paintings, and maps have served as memory technologies that draw on visual and spatial systems. These technologies function…

Interviews with Sarah Jane Lapp, Michele Fleming, and Amie Siegel Uploaded 1 December 2001 In 1997 I interviewed my grandmother, Belle Ginsburg, about her mother Sadie (Zelda) Ginsburg. I was…

Uploaded 1 December 2001 A young black woman sits in her bedroom adjusting the video camera which she has balanced on her bed in front of her. "I'm literally whispering…

Uploaded 1 December 2001 Introduction Autobiographical videos by American women of the late twentieth century contribute to cultural archives that include "public" explorations of "private" spheres. These independently produced experiments…

Uploaded 1 December 2001 | Modified 11 January 2002 I. The Projectionist's Window There were years when I went to the cinema almost every day and maybe even twice a…