Irene Bakola
@irenebakola.bsky.social
writing on culture and film / festival PR and production with @tainiothikigr and @kinoathens
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For @kenyonreview.bsky.social, I wrote on the vanishing stations of flânerie.
Through the flâneur’s 19th century origins, later simulated cinematic form, and onto the new digital city.
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Through the flâneur’s 19th century origins, later simulated cinematic form, and onto the new digital city.
kenyonreview.org/piece/statio...
Stations of Flânerie - The Kenyon Review
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July 10, 2025 at 9:31 AM
For @kenyonreview.bsky.social, I wrote on the vanishing stations of flânerie.
Through the flâneur’s 19th century origins, later simulated cinematic form, and onto the new digital city.
kenyonreview.org/piece/statio...
Through the flâneur’s 19th century origins, later simulated cinematic form, and onto the new digital city.
kenyonreview.org/piece/statio...
Honoured to be part of this issue. Thanks Kenyon Review!
It also features the Cinema folio, which presents, among many stellar works, poetry by DeeSoul Carson and Peter LaBerge, fiction by Anna Chung and Torrey Paquette, and nonfiction by Irene Bakola and Kelsey Ronan.
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Spring 2025 | Journal
In the Issue Cover Image Alia Ali Jade of Jaipur, JADE series (2024)Pigment print on French-produced Canson Baryta Photographique Baryta Matte Paper, 310 gram, with UV laminate, mounted on aluminum […...
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July 10, 2025 at 9:25 AM
Honoured to be part of this issue. Thanks Kenyon Review!
Inaugurating the acc by sharing an essay I wrote for In Review Online discussing Incubus as a commercial and arthouse convergence.
Incubus, or Accidental Epiphanies in '60s Horror | In Review Online
A new film essay entitled Incubus, or Accidental Epiphanies in '60s Horror for film review site In Review Online.
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February 7, 2025 at 8:35 PM
Inaugurating the acc by sharing an essay I wrote for In Review Online discussing Incubus as a commercial and arthouse convergence.