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Available now in a limited edition of 200. A 16 page A4 collection of collages, drawings, insets and poems from Omozap to the present. Self published with screenprinted cover - each copy is signed, numbered and unique.
Prisoner of Art includes a DVD-R
Though the Bauhaus wasn’t directly involved in all art forms, it definitely exerted interesting impulses nevertheless. A particular point in case is Kurt Schwerdtfeger’s 1922 Reflektorische Farblichtspiele [Reflecting Colour-Light-Play].
A work of exploration, to be sure, but one in which beauty and sensitivity, humor and angst find their path, while Patrick Bokanowski reworks these source materials in his own way, as if rebuilding a figure with the pieces of an exploded academic statue.
Gunvor Nelson is a painter, photographer and master of personal film and video. A celebrated artist in her native Sweden, she pioneered personal filmmaking in California from the 1960s to the 1990s.Gunvor Nelson is a painter, photographer and master of personal film and video. A celebrated artist in her native Sweden, she pioneered personal filmmaking in California from the 1960s to the 1990s.
Includes:
- Schmeerguntz (1965, 15 min., sd., b&w, 16mm)
- My Name is Oona, (1969, 10 min.), sd., b&w, 16mm)
- Take Off (with Magda), (1972, 10 min., sd., b&w, 16mm)
- Moon's Pool, (1973, 15 min., sd., col., 16mm)
"An extraordinary black and white film shot in Paris in 1968, Wheel of Ashes is a film that haunts you long after you have left the cinema. Goldman is really a forgotten genius." - Henri Sera, Theiapolis Cinema
Wheel of Ashes (1968) 16mm – 95min – France – subtitles in French, English & German
contains a 36-page booklet by Emeric de Lastins
+ bonus 8mm reels (1965) – 24min
A collection of short movies from the long career (1936-1999) of Rudy Burckhardt Three-Disc Set
Monobrow VHS is a VHS tape publication, run by Julian Glander and Kevvy Metal in Brooklyn, which features contemporary artists working in film, video, and animation.
Release party/Screening: Thursday February 21 2013 20h
Molasses Books
770 Hart Street, Brooklyn 11237
Come out and see some crazy stuff from the world's best filmmakers, animators and video artists, and have a beer or two.
Contents of the first volume:
- Bobby Abate, Kitty's Nite In (1995, 2 min, 55 sec)
- Dark Igloo, Sans Crap (2012, 1 min, 23 sec)
- Emily Pelstring, Skeleton Dance (2011, 2 min, 11 sec)
- Helena Frank, Heavy Heads (2010, 7 min, 39 sec)
- Helmut Smits, About 20 Times Slower than a Sunset (2012, 1 min, 11 sec)
- Jodie Mack, Unsubscribe #4: The Saddest Song in the World (2010, 2 min, 51 sec)
- Josh Kline, Camera Attack (2000, 4 min, 9 sec)
- Jules Guérin, BANG!, MAD, and Chaosmos (2012, animation loops, 5 sec each)
- Julian Glander and Kyle Sauer, Turtle Trouble in Tiny Town (2012, 1 min, 5 sec)
- Juliet Phillips, O! (2012, 1 min, 12 sec)
- Kevvy Metal, U No U Wnt 2 Kiss ME (2013, 3 min, 3 sec)
- Michael Robinson, All Through the Night (2008, 4 min (20 sec)
- Sabrina Ratté, Data Daze (Music video for Le Révélateur) (2012, 3 min, 32 sec)
- Tara Nelson, Beautiful Secrets (2010, 7 min, 34 sec)
- Timothy Fiore, Baby (Music video for The Babies) (2012, 2 min, 59 sec)
- Tim Lahan, Passing Time (2011, 22 sec)
- Yoshi Sodeoka, Psychedelic Death Vomit (Slight Return) 3d (2010, 4 min, 21 sec)
Jeff Keen began making films at the age of 37 when his art school film society needed things to show. And so began over forty years of unique, imaginative, irrepressible filmmaking. This release contains over 9 hours of films and videos by the visionary f
In the latter half of the 20th Century, Raymond Rohauer was one of the nation's foremost proponents of experimental cinema. Programming diverse films at the Coronet Theatre in Los Angeles, and making the films in his personal archive available for commercial distribution, he helped preserve and promote avant-garde cinema.
This two-DVD collection assembles some of the most influential and eclectic short films in the Rohauer Collection, including works by Man Ray, Hans Richter, Marcel Duchamp, Watson & Webber, Fernand Léger, Joris Ivens, Dimitri Kirsanoff, Jean Epstein, and Orson Welles.
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