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Author: Melinda Barlow University of Colorado Boulder

The Celestial Streetcar
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October 27, 2014 Melinda Barlow University of Colorado Boulder 24 comments

Melinda Barlow paints a picture of Toronto’s past, present, and future referencing a variety of films and artists to create a visual journey through the city.

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Without Warning
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August 4, 2014 Melinda Barlow University of Colorado Boulder 25 comments

Melinda Barlow muses on Kansas as depicted in film, art, and literature.

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When Sleepers Wake and Yet Still Dream
Melinda Barlow / University of Colorado at Boulder

July 7, 2014 Melinda Barlow University of Colorado Boulder 20 comments

Melinda Barlow’s literary and visual essay winds poetically through a variety of interrelated topics ranging from fragile American masculinity (particularly in Western films of the late 20th and early 21st century) to female artists working in Texas.

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Who Was That Masked Woman? Rediscovering the Hidden Mother
Melinda Barlow / University of Colorado at Boulder

October 17, 2011 Melinda Barlow University of Colorado Boulder 31 comments

Maternal absence is a dynamic signifying presence, a cultural trauma palpable precisely because it comes from something unknown, that seems not to be there.

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