Joe Kickasola is a filmmaker, author, and college professor, living in New York City. His book The Films of Krzysztof Kieslowski: The Liminal Image won the 2006 Spiritus Award for best writing on religion and film. He currently directs the Baylor in New York program for Baylor University.
Krzysztof Kieślowski: Film History's Gracious Metaphysician
The restoration and re-release of The Decalogue amplifies and re-asserts what many of us already know: Kieślowski was one of the most earnest and talented spiritual pilgrims ever to work in the cinema. In his films ethical questions are never easy, but always essential.
Tom Waits and the Acoustics of Incarnation
We look to religious figures to carry our theological baggage on this road.
Domig’s figures are, indeed, autonomous, as the exhibition’s flyer describes. But they slip in and out of materiality, as if to nod back to their creator, in deference.
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