by natecooper | Mar 28, 2015 | art, Brooklyn, culture, media, movie reviews, movies, Nate's Thoughts, new york
Photo Credit: Kevin Horan I am a midwestern son. There’s a sequence in the documentary ‘Life Itself’ that suggests that Roger Ebert styled himself as a Chicago journalist in an archetype of public figures like Studs Turkel. He was, for a time, hard drinking and hard...
by natecooper | Oct 6, 2013 | aesthetics, culture, movies
I recently watched the documentary Room 237 which explores different interpretations of the 1980 movie the Shining. As you might suspect from a movie as cryptically coded as Kubrick’s, there are a lot of interpretations some more credible than others. What’s clear...
by natecooper | Dec 6, 2011 | aesthetics, art, media, movies, technology
I’ve written before about the value of obvious constructiveness in art. It continues to fascinate me that while in the box office Hollywood seems intent on recycling idea after idea in a seemless real-world artifice using CG, the Internet proves over and again...
by natecooper | Nov 25, 2011 | art, media, movies
Address Is Approximate from The Theory on Vimeo.
by natecooper | Nov 4, 2011 | culture, digital media, movies, technology
Apple doesn’t care about the pro space The goal for every Apple software product is to sell more hardware. Even the Mac operating system is just trying to get people to buy more Mac computers. The pro market is too small for Apple to care about it. Instead of...
by natecooper | Oct 30, 2011 | culture, movies
The typography of Jean-Luc Godard.