A Critical Forum on Media and Culture
A Critical Forum on Media and Culture
Kara Carmack historicizes the counterhegemonic technical failures on Glenn O’Brien’s public access TV Party.
Read moreJames Fenwick explores Hollywood film history through archival research of the industry’s unmade films.
Read moreSander Hölsgens and Paul O’Connor locate the persistent presence of failure within the evolution of skateboarding videos.
Read moreDafna Kaufman explores media representation of the American Basketball League, positing it was born into failure well before the creation of the WNBA.
Read moreJennifer M. Kang compares Quibi and Kakao TV to reconsider notions of failure on mobile streaming platforms.
Read moreLisa Lin considers how programs that were deemed to be market failures can be viewed through different lenses of success.
Read moreRuben Vandenplas tackles highbrow and lowbrow cultural tastes, arguing that a user’s media repertoire is deserving of a quantitative-qualitative study.
Read moreIsabelle Williams grapples with the manifestation of failure in the video game Getting Over It by dissecting movement of the player’s body in several key moments of the game.
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