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FILTER RESULTS ►Biopic on INXS' Michael Hutchence Gets a Talking About...
It will be called Two Worlds Clliding and written by Bobby Galinsky as based on the book Just A Man, written by Hutchence’s mom. Galinsky has a relatively slim CV in film, though that doesn’t seem to matter much in Australian entertainment. Show More Summary
Barclays and Brooklyn: Jay-Z vs. Neighborhood
(The Root) -- Filmmakers Suki Hawley, Michael Galinsky and others delve into the land wars of New York's quickest changing landscape, Brooklyn, in their latest documentary, Battle for Brooklyn. The film focuses on the efforts of activist...Show More Summary
Video: The Barclays Center Opens
Watch the formal ribbon-cutting of the Barclays Center in this video by Michael Galinsky, filmmaker and contributor to The Local.
Slowcore Legends Codeine Convey Details in the Distance
MICHAEL GALINSKY CODEINE Songs like slow-motion car crash test footage. Eighteen years after disbanding, slowcore progenitors Codeine have re-formed for a run of shows commemorating the re-release of their entire catalog. The original lineup of Stephen Immerwahr (vocals/bass), Chris Brokaw (drums), and John Engle (guitar) is intact. Show More Summary
Weekend Links: The Oracle of Wikipedia
Photographer and filmmaker Michael Galinsky was 20 years old in 1989 when he and a friend decided to spend six weeks driving across the country, capturing images of mall life for “Malls Across America,” an amazing chronicle of the height of malls and, well, mall rats! From Alexandra, “‘The Oracle of Wikipedia‘ finds the [...]
Hello Brooklyn? Atlantic Yards Documentarian Offers a Different Take
"Battle for Brooklyn" filmmaker Michael Galinsky has a different idea about neighborhood and community than Bruce Ratner.
What Shopping Malls Were Like in 1989
Photographer and filmmaker Michael Galinsky was 20 years old in 1989 when he and a friend decided to spend six weeks driving across the country, capturing images of mall life. They started in New... This is a content summary only. Visit Now That's Nifty for full links, other content, and more.
ATTN, DC & SF Reasonoids: Battle for Brooklyn, and The Tragedy of Urban Renewal are coming to an art house near you!
Michael Galinsky and Suki Hawley's
powerful film about eminent domain abuse in New York,
Battle for Brooklyn, is starting a weekend-long run
omorrow at the Artisphere Theater in Arlington, Virginia. (Details
here.)
My Reason.tv documentary
short, The
Tragedy...Show More Summary
Essay: In Pain? Try Saying ‘Thanks’
Brenna Walton Documentary filmmaker Michael Galinsky offers a nifty take on the “New Year’s resolution” story — a way to reduce pain and feel good doing it at the same time. As the New Year’s resolution season kicked into high gear, I thought a lot about the idea of thanks. In the past, I felt [...]
ATTN, NYC Reasonoids: Reason.tv urban renewal documentary screening tomorrow with Battle for Brooklyn
If you're in the New York City area, come out to a free screening tomorrow at the BMW Guggenheim Lab of my Reason.tv documentary short, "The Tragedy of Urban Renewal." The film will open for Michael Galinsky and Suki Hawley's wonderful feature documentary about a more recent case of eminent domain abuse, Battle for Brooklyn. Show More Summary
Opinion: Empty Home a Catalyst for Crime
Local contributor Michael Galinsky outlines the slow decay of an abandoned home on his block.
Memories of 9/11: Michael Galinsky
Michael Galinsky shares his memories from Sept. 11 and his thoughts about America's response.
Battle For Brooklyn: Michael Galinsky and Suki Hawley's Documentary Has Echoes in L.A.'s Football Stadium Controversy
There's a moment towards the end of Battle for Brooklyn when Prospect Heights resident Daniel Goldstein peers through a fence at a construction site teeming with workers and cranes. The area was...
Opinion: Don’t Let Atlantic Yards Developers Control the Narrative
Local contributor Michael Galinsky co-directed the documentary “Battle for Brooklyn.” Filmed over eight years, the 93-minute film depicts the public process leading up to the development of the Atlantic Yards, including the Barclays Center arena. The movie has been extended to a third week run at Cinema Village, and will also be showing at the [...]
battle for brooklyn: social movements, countermovements, and the urban growth machine
A couple of weeks ago I saw Battle for Brooklyn, a new documentary by Michael Galinsky and Suki Hawley, at the Chicago Underground Film Festival. The documentary tells the story of Brooklyn activists who fought against a real estate development planned in the site of the old Atlantic Yards site and that ceased hundreds of [...]
Malls: Everywhere And Nowhere
Michael Galinsky explains his collection of photos from 1989: I shot about 30 rolls of slide film in malls from Long Island to North Dakota to Seattle. It was hard to tell from the images where they were taken, and...
Help “Malls Across America”!
A few weeks ago, we posted about Michael Galinsky’s photo project of 1990 shopping mall photos. The project got so much attention that Galinsky began a Kickstarter campaign to raise money to produce a high-quality book of his collection. Kickstarter, if you’re not familiar with it, is a project aimed at “pre-funding” art and [...]
Remember What Malls Looked Like in 1989?
Michael Galinsky of Rumor took to the malls of American back in 1989, cheap Nikon in hand. Now, he wants to compile the images from another era of peak consumerism into a book. I shot about 30 rolls of slide film in malls from Long Island to North Dakota to Seattle. Show More Summary
Photos of "Malls Across America," 1989
In 1989, Michael Galinsky toured the malls of the US with a cheap camera in-hand. Years later, he's launched a Kickstarter project to compile those images into a photo book celebrating these dying bastions of American culture. As myShow More Summary
Let’s Go to the Mall (in 1989)
In 1989, a couple of dudes spent six weeks driving across the country taking pictures of people in malls. The results were fantastic. Now Michael Galinsky is trying to turn his photos into a book. (Via The Today Show)
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