Carmen Gray
London
Carmen Gray is a New Zealand-born writer. After jumping ship in the midst of a Fine Arts MA she spent six years hauling her worldly belongings between jobs in Moscow, Seoul, Prague and Buenos Aires. Then, after retraining as a journalist she settled in London, where she has slightly subdued her wanderlust (but not yet her aversion to acquiring home decor) by working as a freelance film critic for Sight & Sound and Total Film, as well as Dazed.
- 1 month ago - Into the Abyss: A Tale of Death, A Tale of Life
- 2 months ago - Nan Goldin
- 3 months ago - The New World Order
- 5 months ago - Axel Petersen's Avalon
- 6 months ago - Athina Rachel Tsangari's Attenberg
- 8 months ago - Andrés Duque’s 'Color Runaway Dog'
- 8 months ago - Palestine Film Festival: Michel Khleifi
- 9 months ago - Human Rights Watch Film Festival
- 9 months ago - Mapping Subjectivity: Arab Cinema at The Tate
- 10 months ago - Genesis Breyer P-Orridge: Ghosts#9
- 12 months ago - Alexei Popogrebsky: How I Ended This Summer
- 12 months ago - Cristi Puiu's Aurora
- 13 months ago - Гоша Рубчинский / Gosha Rubchinskiy
- 23 months ago - Bruce LaBruce on Zombies and Messiness