Alex Feliciano Mejía

@afelimeji.bsky.social

Working in/across educational media, experimental cinema, and nonfiction writing. Employed as Assistant Professor of Critical Literacy at San Francisco State University.

Excited to share this critical essay I wrote after checking out EXTRA/PHENOMENALITIES at the Stanford Art Gallery -- had the chance to think through questions of AI and imperialism through the AICA-USA art critics fellowship alongside wonderful writers and mentors. www.aicausa.org/magazine/mej...

Places We Make From — AICA-USA

Beyond Appearances At The Stanford Art Gallery By Alex Feliciano Mejía Alex Feliciano Mejía  squares the role of research universities in the AI era—and how artists in their surrounding com...

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This thread. As my uni cuts & cuts, I argue - let’s double down on being a home for all the students who will come here from other places - be a place that’s safe for trans students, welcome immigrants, support disabled students - we are a good place for them already, and should stand up & say that…

Alfred Twu@alfredtwu.com · 9mo ago

As Californians, we should be prepared to receive over a million LGBTQ people moving here, and that is on top of other groups moving here for other reasons, whether it's to get away from racism, to find jobs, etc. Getting more housing built quickly will be important.

Some people are responding to criticisms of this as if people were saying “impeachment is obviously the right strategy.” No. The point is that “impeachment isn’t the right strategy because the GOP may start to be responsible” is an unfathomably stupid and insulting lie.

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com · 9mo ago

Asked about the possibility of impeachment, Schumer says "we hope that we can have support from our Republican colleagues to put a brake on this long before it gets that far"

I am struggling with what might be a generational experience. The gulf war was pretty politically formative for me. It’s not history so much as memory this time. It is destabilizing to see almost the exact same gameplan but this time without the guardrails that at the time I took for granted.

Watched this last night for the first time, preparing for 16mm cinematography workshop next semester. I know the film is known for Alton’s DP work, but I was digging the conflict around (gendered?) notions of “objectivity” between Christine and Martin, like the scene where the seance get interrupted

LadyKdesigns@ladykdesigns.bsky.social · 11mo ago

The Amazing Mr. X (1948), also known as The Spiritualist, is a #noirror #filmnoir directed by Bernard Vorhaus with cinematography by John Alton. Starring Turhan Bey, Lynn Bari, Cathy O'Donnell, and Richard Carlson. The film is featured in Alton's book on cinematography Painting with Light (1949).

We are watching the second season of Twin Peaks at my house and I had only watched it once before -- and i happened to have been super sick in like February of 2020 (who knows if I had COVID) and it was on a TV which stretched the aspect ratio to 16:9. I realized this time its actually 4:3. But,

Watching Pasolini's Gospel According to Matthew today while standing, bouncing, and sitting with the newborn in the carrier. The musical selections are incredible example of audio and visual elements creating space for imaginations to explore. Love Jesus' unibrow as well.

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Congratulations to the 13 presidents of the California State University system who were given 5-20 percent raises! (retroactive to July 2025)🎉🎉🎉👏👏👏Don’t let a $144 million budget cut to the CSU harsh their glow up!

WHICH CAL STATE
PRESIDENTS WILL SEE
PAY INCREASES?
Thirteen Cal State presidents received base pay raises set to enact retroactively to July 2025, CSU spokesperson Amy Bentley confirmed to The Tribune on Friday.
• Cal Poly President Jeffrey Armstrong:
$509,336 to $611,203

• San Diego State President Adela de la
Torre: $533,148 to $559,805

• San José State President Cynthia
Teniente-Matson: $474,840 to
$546,066

• CSU Northridge President Erika Beck:
$489,576 to $563,012

• Sacramento State President Luke
Wood: $476,225 to $504,799

• CSU Fullerton President Ronald
Rochon: $498,130 to $523,037

• Fresno State President Saul Jiménez-Sandoval: $476,015 to $523,617

• San Francisco State President Lynn
Mahoney: $472,857 to $520,143

• Cal State Los Angeles President
Berenecea Johnson Eanes: $496,213
to $521,024

• Cal State San Bernardino President
Tomás Morales: $455,201 to $477,961

• Cal State San Marcos President Ellen
Neufeldt: $445,519 to $467,795

• Cal State Dominguez Hills President
Thomas Parham: $453,971 to
$476,670

Tonight, Sat. 9/27, at 7:30pm I am super honored to be collaborating with Michelle Segura to present a night of poetry and cinema from Guatemala and the Guatemalan diaspora as part of Other Cinema’s Fall Season at @artiststelevisionaccess (992 Valencia Street, corner of Valencia and 21st Street)!

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