RES Magazine: Film, Music, Art, Design, Culture

	POST NO BILLS Words: Dawn Dumpert For the guerrilla artist, driven by a quest for immediate, unmediated contact with the public at large, that unexpected trill of curiosity and intrigue is pay dirt. "It's narcotic," says longtime sniper Robbie Conal. "There's a kick to it." read article »
	THE FUTURE BOY Words: Shari Roman By the time he was 19, he was leading the FX crew for David Fincher's Aliens 3. In 1995, after working with Stanley Kubrick on A.I. (which Spielberg later adapted), he picked up his first camera, slipstreamed into the warped supersonic beats of Autechre and kicked open the doors of perception forever. read article »
	THE FUTURE OF MUSIC Words: Sandy Hunter In our media saturated landscape, mono-sensory stimuli seems sooo 20th century. Never fear, musicians and their record companies are releasing DVDs in hopes of luring back the pleasure centers of those fickle consumers responsible for flagging record sales in the wake of file sharing and CD burning. read article »
	THE FUTURE OF FILM Words: David Geffner J.G. Ballard once said that even the worst science fiction is better than the best conventional fiction. Sci-fi meditations on the future have propelled more indie filmmakers than waves of Jedi fighters. read article »
	THE FUTURE OF UNDERWORLD Interview By: Sue Apfelbaum "Music was sort of like the flagpole you gathered around, it sort of represented you, and I don't think it has that same feeling anymore..." read article »
	THE FUTURE OF LIFE Words: Anthony Kaufman "Technology became the medium we had to use in order to question technology," says filmmaker Godfrey Reggio, from his Santa Fe home. "It's like using fire on fire." read article »