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Date: 1 March 2004 15:16:43 GMT
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Subject: ARTitecture Film Series
ARTitecture 2004
FILM SERIES
These films show the potential for film to explore the architectural issues of how space is created and understood. An understanding of how cinema can do this is open to creative exploitation by the disapline of architecture.
Each Film will be introduced by Raymond Lucas, who recently graduated MPhil in 'Filmic Architecture'
The First of our three FREE films will be shown tomorrow, tuesday 2nd March at 6.00pm
The Filmic Navigation of Space.
STALKER by Andrey Tarkovsky. 1979
The creation, and transformation of space can be said to be architectural in many regards. The first example, Stalker, shows us the way in which a film can create a space which has it's own internal logic, but a logic which is not that of our own world. The destination at the cantre of Tarkovsky's Zone is clear and in view; but the direct route is dangerous, and only the Stalker knows the way.
For the other film listing s please vist
http://www.ARTitecture2004.co.uk and click on events.
The Films are free and will be shown in Lecture room F6 in the building of Architecture and building Science at the university of Strathclyde, Rottenrow, Glasgow. corner of Rotttenrow and north portland st. 5mins from George sq.
map - http://www.strath.ac.uk/maps/campus_ja.htm
please contact Daisy Watson for further details 548 2558
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