monday, november 9, 2026
pinky ring the film, new publications, the bog series, performance, chromatose
PINKY RING is a psychological horror short about the legacies our mothers leave behind — for good or for bad.
The film follows Sun-Mi, a Korean American woman who returns to her estranged mother’s isolated farmhouse on an island off the coast of Maine to clear out the house after her death. Years earlier, her mother underwent a religious awakening that transformed her from a difficult parent into a charismatic evangelical faith leader, drawing a revolving flock of followers and lost souls into her orbit.
Peat and Repeat is proud to provide fiscal sponsorship for Pinky Ring’s Phase II fundraising for post production funds. Over the summer funds were raised for the production and now this final round of funding will get the film through post-production: editing, sound design, sound mixing, color grading, original score and marketing.
Your contributions are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. A confirmation of your donation for tax purposes will be sent via email.
BOG series: in the works
We’re working away on our next publications for the BOG Series. More news coming up.
c h r o m a t o s e
a surreal collective novella, is now out.
To order the hard copy order or download a free pdf. Link below.
Eon Meridian has a piece in the latest issue of SEMIOTEXT(E): Animal Shelter No.6
Daniel Rothbart’s three-part floating sculptural installation, Serpentine Sibyls (curated by Melissa West) will remain on view at the Newhouse Center for Contemporay Art, Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Garden (Staten Island) until November 16th and then reopen in the Spring of 2027. If you haven’t been there you must go!
Elke Luyten will perform in Marina Abramovic’s Balkan Erotic Epic at The Armory in NYC from December 8th to 20th.