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The Memo Book contains specially commissioned essays on different aspects of Müller\'s work as well as an extensive interview by Scott MacDonald. Matthias Müller, born in 1961, is a filmmaker as well as a visual artist working in video and photography
"Taka iimura has been making films since the
early 1960s. His work has gone through a series of relatively clear,
consistent developments: from 1962 to 1968, iimura was largely involved
with surreal imagery, with eroticism, and with social criticism; from
1968 through 1971, he continued to use photographic imagery, but worked
with it in increasingly formal ways; from 1972 until 1978, he devoted
himself very largely to a series of minimalist explorations of time and
The Cinema of Prayoga presents the rich and unseen world of artists\' film from India. Prayoga is a Sanskrit word, which loosely translates as \'experiment\', but can also mean \'representation\'. Over the last three years, no.w.here has reseached a rich
Cinema 16: Documents Toward a History of the Film Society is the first book on Cinema 16. Scott MacDonald provides a sense of the life and work of the society, using the complete Cinema 16 program announcements, selected letters between Vogel and the film
Acting as a corrective to the skewed avant-garde history that neglects women, Women and Experimental Filmmaking gathers essays by some of the top scholars in cinema studies dealing with women experimental filmmakers.
The publication offers a comprehensive overview on historical as well as current tendencies in Video Art, including the early beginnings in film and television and featuring fifty-nine individual art works produced in Germany.
The definitive book about one of the essential artists in modern cinema. Peter Kubelka, creator of radical masterpieces such as Arnulf Rainer (1958-60) and Our Trip to Africa (1966) is also known internationally for his work as a teacher-philosopher - con
The large-scale volume Avant-Garde Film. Austria. From 1950 to Today collects essays, interviews, film analyses, historical documents about - and selected writings by - the most important Austrian independent filmmakers: Peter Kubelka, Kurt Kren, Valie Ex
Made in the period around May 1968 by a dozen rebels whose undisputed leader was Philippe Garrel, the Zanzibar Films fall within a “wild innocence” that is striking as much for its violence as well as for its lucidity. The author reveals the truth on one
Tony Conrad has significantly influenced cultural developments from minimalism to underground film, "concept art," postmodern appropriation, and the most sophisticated rock and roll.
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