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Stylized painting of people walking and birds flying above

Orienting to the Private: The Spatial Dreamworlds of Black Becoming

Faces of women, Arinda Craciun, “Resist Forces that Divide Us,” © 2017. First published in RESIST! (

So, What Does a Feminist Look Like?

Stylized painting of people playing on a beach

Corrosive Littoral: On the Beach with Kenneth Slessor

Cover of Frame by Frame: A Materialist Aesthetics of Animated Cartoons by Hannah Frank

Frame by Frame: A Materialist Aesthetics of Animated Cartoons by Hannah Frank

French and Persian text mixed in Ja'far Khan Has Returned from Europe

Global Autofictional Flânerie

Nixon pointing at a map of Cambodia

Merciless Divinations: Adrienne Kennedy and the Anti-Theatre of Black Becoming

Man in hat, cover of Millen, Sweet Man

The Afterlives of Alice Mitchell

Man in uniform, Crosby Poems Cover

Harry Crosby: Selected Poems. Edited by Ben Mazer

Blurry photo of woman's face

Cover of Nurhussein, Black Land

Black Land: Imperial Ethiopianism and African America by Nadia Nurhussein

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Minari, Digging for Water Scene

Minari, Grandmother Scene

Grandma scene, clip from Minari

Fig. 6. Excerpt from Mannekängen (The Mannequin) (Sweden, 1913, Swedish Film Institute).

Fig. 5. Excerpt from Rosalie a la maladie du sommeil (Rosalie has sleeping sickness) (France, 1911, EYE Filmmuseum).

Fig. 4. Excerpt from Zoé et la parapluie miraculeux (Zoe’s magic mmbrella) (France, 1913, EYE Filmmuseum).

Fig. 3. Excerpt from An Up-to-Date Squaw (United States, 1911, Library of Congress).

Excerpt from The Anger of Mrs Plumette

Excerpt from A Nervous Kitchen Maid (Victoire à ses nerfs)

The bomb shelter in Mrs. Miniver

The Kingston Trio - M.T.A.mp4

Martha Graham. Appalachian Spring. Clip 4.

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