Typologies of Whiteness: Sympathetic Cops
Sympathetic Cops collages appropriated sounds and images from popular police television dramas, police press conferences and news interviews.
Typologies of Whiteness: Sympathetic Cops
Sympathetic Cops collages appropriated sounds and images from popular police television dramas, police press conferences and news interviews.
Typologies of Whiteness: The Great White Hope
Video that juxtaposes the beloved underdog sports film Rudy with an image of a rally for then Presidential candidate Donald Trump.
Typologies of Whiteness: The Great White Hope
Video that juxtaposes the beloved underdog sports film Rudy with an image of a rally for then Presidential candidate Donald Trump.
Looking Back – Looking Forward
Looking Back, Looking Forward is a newspaper in which artists, writers, activists, and cultural workers to reflect on a “historical” text that they feel remains important to our contemporary context.
Looking Back – Looking Forward
Looking Back, Looking Forward is a newspaper in which artists, writers, activists, and cultural workers to reflect on a “historical” text that they feel remains important to our contemporary context.
Typologies of Whiteness: White People Love Police
An experimental collage video combining the classic rock ’n’ roll song “I Fought the Law and the Law Won” with excerpts from police press conferences, political rallies, protests, and police propaganda.
Typologies of Whiteness: White People Love Police
An experimental collage video combining the classic rock ’n’ roll song “I Fought the Law and the Law Won” with excerpts from police press conferences, political rallies, protests, and police propaganda.
Typologies of Whiteness: White men Cover Robert Johnson’s ‘Hellhound on my Trail’
Videos taken from YouTube of white men singing the Robert Johnson’s classic Delta Blues song originally recorded in 1937 are juxtaposed with excerpts from various black critical theorists calling into question the structural positioning of whiteness.
Typologies of Whiteness: White men Cover Robert Johnson’s ‘Hellhound on my Trail’
Videos taken from YouTube of white men singing the Robert Johnson’s classic Delta Blues song originally recorded in 1937 are juxtaposed with excerpts from various black critical theorists calling into question the structural positioning of whiteness.
