Etiquetas: Millennium Film Journal

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  • Apostles, Arabesques and Spells: Seven Recent Films in the Millennium Film Journal

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    Since its inception in 1978, the Millennium Film Journal has aspired to provide a space for writers and artists to document and discuss the ever-evolving field of artists' moving image. With its consistent focus on contemporary media, the MFJ is a primary source record of the last 45+ years of the field. Keenly aware of the disconnect between reading about and watching film, the MFJ is always on the lookout for ways to bridge the gap.

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    Jueves, Agosto 15, 2024 - 20:15

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    Close-Up Cinema - London, Reino Unido

  • Millennium Film Journal No. 70 Launch Screening

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    The Millennium Film Journal is celebrating the launch of its Fall 2019 issue (no. 70, "Body Memory") with a launch screening at Anthology Film Archives, November 20th at 7:30pm. Featuring work from the New Red Order, Shana Moulton, Ardele Lister, and a 35mm print of Alexandre Larose's "Brouillard #14".

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    Miércoles, Noviembre 20, 2019 - 19:30

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    Anthology Film Archives - Nueva York, Estados Unidos

  • Millennium Film Journal No. 69

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    Millennium Film Journal No. 69: Deep Cuts covers a wide swath of contemporary international image-making practices, where ecological, bodily, political, and aesthetic concerns collide and commingle. It's set to be released on April 15.

    Some highlights of the issue include a review of Jodie Mack's first feature, coverage of the 2018 Flaherty Seminar, the latest from Arthur Jafa, and a visit to Pat O'Neill's studio. Check out the full table of contents below.

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  • MFJ 65 Screening: Architecture On Screen and Off

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    See A Dog, Hear A Dog (Jesse McLean, 2016)

    This program celebrates the publication of Millennium Film Journal No. 65 “Architecture On Screen and Off” with a special screening of works featured in the issue. The title refers to recent moving-image artists’ considerations of the built environment and its connection with character, politics, social norms, class, race and gender.

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    Miércoles, Mayo 31, 2017 - 19:30

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    Anthology Film Archives - Nueva York, Estados Unidos

  • Millennium Film Journal: Image Machines

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    Serpentine (Stephanie Wuertz, 2014)

    The title of the Fall 2016 issue of Millennium Film Journal – Image Machines – invites readers to consider artists’ moving image as an interplay between the activities and intentions of filmmakers and the variety of machines and methods employed in the creation of their works. Through disarming voice-overs, archival excavations, and personal interventions, these digital and photo-chemical works chart the leaky tensions between interior and exterior landscapes.

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    Miércoles, Enero 25, 2017 - 19:30

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    Anthology Film Archives - Nueva York, Estados Unidos

  • Millennium Film Journal No. 61 "World Views"

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    The focus of Millennium Film Journal's 61st issue is the international artists' cinema, including articles on works from the Polynesian Islands, Japan, Eastern and Western Europe, and North America. Throughout the world, artists are turning to the moving image as a means of personal expression and thematic exploration. Whether displayed on huge outdoor public screens or hand-held devices, whether captured with tiny recorders carried by drones or huge crane-mounted super-high definition cameras, the movement to lens- and screen-based art is universal.

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  • Millennium Film Journal No. 60

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    MFJ No. 60 cover, by Johanna Vaude

    Millennium Film Journal No. 60 "Fundamentals", out now, includes two articles on the emergence and development of artist-run film labs, an interview with Morgan Fisher accompanied by an article focused on his film (), an article on the cinematic implications of James Turrell's light installations, reviews, artist pages, and more.

    The Millennium Film Journal, now in its 36th year, is devoted to artists' moving image of all kinds, from the photo-chemical to the digital, from the black box to the white cube to the street to the handheld.

    MFJ 60 is now available at http://mfj-online.org or http://centralbooks.com in the UK.

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