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This book explores music/sound-image relationships in non-mainstream screen repertoire from the earliest examples of experimental audiovisuality to the most recent forms of expanded and digital technology. It challenges presumptions of visual primacy in experimental cinema and rethinks screen music discourse in light of the aesthetics of non-commercial imperatives.
Thirteen rare films featuring pre-computer abstraction, using a variety of techniques including early oscilloscope experiments, color organs, hand-drawn sound, animation drawn directly on film, painted scrolls, and optical printing. Films from the archive of Center for Visual Music.
The Lettrist movement is unique in the history of avant-garde formations. Founded by Isidore Isou in Paris immediately after World War II, it remains active to this day, having lost none of its radicalism, either aesthetic or ethical. In this book, Nicole Brenez presents the key figures and the basic concepts of Lettrist cinema, the art form within which their formal innovations proved the most far-reaching, prefiguring the breakthroughs of the nouvelle vague and the experiments of expanded cinema.
DVD with seven films by filmmaker David Brooks. Re:voir's sixth release in a series of titles we are releasing in cooperation with The New York Film-makers' Cooperative.
A l'occasion d'un séminaire à l'école de l'Art Institute of Chicago, en 1970-71, le cinéaste commente l'oeuvre de grands noms du cinéma : Georges Méliès, David W. Griffith, Carl Th. Dreyer, et Sergueï Eisenstein. Le temps de quatre biographies poétiques,
"Peter Weibel, Rewriter: Early (conceptual) photographs, (expanded) films, (body) videos and (contextual) works, 1964-1975"
Edited by Aaron Levy and Osvaldo Romberg
A video archive published in conjunction with the Slought Foundation exhibition (2009)
1448, by Emmanuelle Nègre
03‘ 30‘‘
35 mm Found Footage Digitized
Sound: Paul Blackburn & Emmanuelle Nègre
This film is a short animation made from 1448 found photograms.
Paolo Gioli (1942), painter, photographer, filmmaker, for over forty years invents and experiments with a variety of techniques in the field of the pictorial image, photographic and kinetic.
This 3 DVD collection includes all his works:
The films of Josephine Massarella cover a vast territory, from durational, performance-focused films that bridge everyday experiences with ritual and symbol, to aesthetic transformations of landscape and wilderness through the eye of the camera.
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