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PICT Manifesto 2021
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Sandra Melissa Torres Wins Rising Star Award at Cannes 2021
Sandra Melissa Torres, the lead actress of Amparo (2021), directed by Simón Mesa Soto and co-executive produced by PICT core faculty member Hector Ulloque, has
What’s the Point of Critique, Today?
Iain MacKenzie What’s the Point of Critique, Today? After an initial note of hesitancy about how to address the titular question, this caution is
Remembering Outrage: Reading Susan Sontag’s “AIDS and Its Metaphors” in the Age of COVID-19
by Nikolaas Deketelaere (Paris, France) We are more than a year into what the American poet Paul Monette (1945-1995) called “the calamity,” referring to the
SAP Debate: Anti-Education
Image: “Geography,” courtesy of the Boston Public Library On May 22, 2021, the PICT Student Ambassador Program (SAP) organized an online debate on “Anti-Education,” inspired
Jessica Padilla Receives Second Emmy Nomination
PICT Visiting Lecturer Jessica Padilla has received her second Emmy nomination at the 73rd Emmy Television Academy Awards. Along with her makeup team, Jessica has
Corruptio Optimi Pessima: A Dialogue with David Cayley on Ivan Illich
On June 17, 2021, the PICT Student Ambassador Program (SAP) staged a live online discussion with writer and broadcaster David Cayley on the life and