Grant Phipps
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Tone Madison’s 2024 Annual Report
Assessing our financial standing as we break down the breadth and impact of our work in our 10th year as a publication.
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“Sheetla” bears the weight of familial history as tethered to cultural destruction
Multidisciplinary artist Anamika Singh’s short documentary on leftist Indian newspaper Jan Morcha screens twice at the Chazen in June alongside her multimedia gallery exhibition “Corpus.”
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Worlds hidden in (captions)
Recognizing the expressive translation endeavors of film subtitlers.
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Video: Talking 2025 Wisconsin Film Festival with Josiah Wampfler
A collaborative episode with OCA Media after recovering from festival fatigue in the wake of the 27th annual event, which was held from April 3 through 10.
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The garish glamor of “Honky Tonk Angels”
Meggen Heuss’ “dessert project”—a video accompaniment for a Westley Heine poem—premieres at Project Projection at Arts + Literature Laboratory on April 30.
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Tone Madison is announcing some leadership changes
Our fiercely independent, journalist-owned publication will move forward as our publisher steps down.
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Tone Madison seeks a News and Politics Editor
Apply by May 19 to help us expand our political coverage.
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Mortal and moral inquiries at the 2025 Wisconsin Film Festival
Our writers ponder four incisive, formidable documentaries (and essay films) screening as part of the fest from April 4 through 10.
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“The Year” presents a prosaic alleyway as a poetic gateway
A conversation with Milwaukee-based filmmaker Grace Mitchell, whose experimental short makes its local premiere at the Wisconsin Film Festival on April 4.
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The sights and shape(s) of the 2025 Wisconsin Film Festival
Seven writers size up the programming patterns in the eight-day celebration of movies, which runs April 3 through 10 across UW–Madison campus and beyond.
