Upcoming art show features Douglas students and staff
The upcoming exhibit, as suggested by its title, celebrates members of the Douglas community at all stages in their studies and careers.
The future of television changes again
With surprise hits in network TV and the amount of great shows in premium cable being reduced, there are great shows in every type of television.
Digital bio-tourism in the face of Earth’s next great extinction
Critics of Planet Earth II and similar programs claim that by spotlighting unique species from around the world, attention is being taken away from the very real crises facing animal populations.
At war with the Earth itself
This series shatters conventions of the genre to grapple unabashedly with issues of societal discrimination and indomitable climate change.
The futurism of ‘Horizon Zero Dawn’
The core concept of the game can be summed up with a giant metal Tyrannosaurus rex walking in a quiet wintery forest.
Indigenous futurism
The speculative reality of [science fiction] allows for the artists to speak of their past despite the focus on the commissioned forward move.
Wooooooah, we’re halfway there
Our next issue back will be freshly printed on Tuesday, January 18, 2018 so please, do hold tight until then.
