Jordan Nakamura lives and works in Los Angeles, and is an MFA
candidate at Antioch University LA. He's currently a designer and
Poetry and Visual Art co-lead editor for Lunch Ticket magazine, and
has been published in The Curator and Zocalo Public Square.
Lucrecia Martel’s Sensory Accountability
Lucretia Martel is one of the best filmmakers alive, her voice a powerful companion in navigating this American political climate.
Lucrecia Martel is one of the best filmmakers alive. Though her work isn’t yet widely available in the States, for me, her voice has become a powerful companion in navigating this American political climate. Her films principally deal with examining the Argentinian bourgeoisie and the effects of colonialism and power on the privileged themselves. That […]
We'd mourn if we knew wouldn't we
A poem by Jordan Nakamura
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