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Award-winning and select short films from the 48th Ann Arbor Film Festival, featuring new genre-crossing works from Spain, England, Germany, Norway and the U.S. The first 200 DVDs come in a screen-printed matteboard case, printed by VGKids, and include a set of five postcards with original artwork by filmmakers Martha Colburn, Lewis Klahr, Julie Murray, Michael Robinson and Deborah Stratman.
This book is a collection of newly commissioned essays by established and emerging scholars that maps out the current landscape of experimental cinema studies and sets agendas for future work in the field. Introducing new critical methodologies and calling overdue attention to neglected artists, regions, and topics, the contributions to this volume reassess and reassert experimental cinema as a site of formal exploration and interrogation as well as resistance to institutional, political, and social norms.
Includes films by Daisy Jacobs, Terri Sarris & Frank Pahl, Réka Bucsi, Ashley Sabin & David Redmon, Mike Hoolboom, Ephraim Asili, Vanessa Renwick, Mike Gibisser, Helmut Völter, Robert Todd, Anja Dornieden & Juan David González Monroy.
Edited by Cindy Keefer and Jaap Guldemond. This new monograph explores the position of Fischinger's work within the international avant-garde. It examines his animation and painting, his use of music, his experiences in Hollywood, the Lumigraph, visual music theories, and his influence on today's filmmakers, artists and animators. The book also contains previously unpublished documents including texts by Fischinger himself, and unshot animation drawings. Essays compiled and commissioned by editor Keefer include new research and texts by Jean-Michel Bouhours, Jeanpaul Goergen, Ilene Susan Fort, James Tobias, Cindy Keefer, Richard Brown, Joseph Hyde, Paul Hertz, Joerg Jewanski, and more.
Instants encompasses a new film by the Swiss artist Hannes Schüpbach and a literary text by the French archeologist and writer Joël-Claude Meffre. The artistic project and the publication that was created for it, with an essay by Marco Baschera (“Thinking in Images”), are devoted to a central point of convergence of the arts: the INSTANT. In photography, film, or literature, the instant in its “entrance” or “descent” signifies a performative opening in the sequence of time that radically breaks through any concept of linearity.
The Centre Pompidou offers a unique and essential compilation of 8 short movies made by big names in the De Stijl movement.
This DVD was edited in conjunction with the exhibition "MONDRIAN / DE STIJL" presented at the Centre Pompidou, from 10 December 2009 to 19 March 2011.
In the second half of the 1970s Alfred Kaiser was entirely unknown to the film world when he went public with two films, namely A Third Reich (1975) and A Third Reich from Its Refuse (1977). Both compilation films bridge the threshold between avant-garde and documentary cinema and were enthusiastically received by audiences and film critics alike upon their release. To this day, these two closely related films occupy a place of particular significance in the history of Austrian cinema, not least due to their subject matter and compositional virtuosity.
Bill’s films blur the difference between documentary and personal filmmaking and create a time-capsule of the subtle changes of the North American landscape.
Cultural Writing. Art. DVD. LIFE ITSELF offers glimpses into the lives of three artists, Michael Bernard Loggins, Allura Fong, and Sue Chan, who work together at Creativity Explored, an art studio for adults with disabilities.
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