[Frameworks] 2 new DVD releases from CVM: doc Baily and Robert Seidel
For immediate release: Robert Seidel: Projections, Installations and Films and Richard “dr.” Baily and John Buchanan: experiments in spore Center for Visual Music is pleased to announce its release of two new DVDs that showcase the dazzling work of contemporary digital artists. *Robert Seidel: Projections, Installations and Films* collects the video installations, media façades and experimental films of this Berlin-based artist that have been exhibited worldwide for more than a decade. *Richard “dr.” Baily and John Buchanan: experiments in spore* presents three personal art films by Baily, a Hollywood Visual Effects/Computer Graphics wizard (from *Tron* to *Fight Club*, *Solaris *and more), assisted by John Buchanan. Both DVDs are the latest example of Center for Visual Music’s ongoing commitment to promoting important works of experimental animation and abstract media. * * * “[Robert Seidel’s work is] an immersive experience, a sensuous dip into light, color, movement, sound and change.” - *Los Angeles Times* Robert Seidel (b. 1977) is an international artist whose video installations, media façades and experimental films have appeared in festivals, galleries and museums for more than a decade. Based in Berlin, Seidel studied biology before his studies at Bauhaus University Weimar; his work pushes the boundaries of abstraction to the sublime through digital methods that combine scientific visual analysis, painting and sculpture. In Seidel’s works, organic imagery shifts in elaborate detail, evolving structurally in time and space to create continually unfolding experiences. Projected on enormous building façades, water fountains, and even sculptures, or installed in urban streets, the digital art resonates with aesthetic and emotional complexity. Produced by Center for Visual Music (Los Angeles) and Studio Robert Seidel (Berlin), *Robert Seidel: Projections, Installations and Films *collects his major films, videos and documentation from his globe-spanning exhibitions. It also includes Seidel’s experimental films, and as a Bonus Feature, a 45-minute exclusive interview between Seidel and curator Andre Eckardt of the German Institute for Animated Film (DIAF). Seidel’s works have been exhibited in museums such as ZKM, Karlsruhe; Royal Museum of Fine Arts, Antwerp; Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles; Art Center Nabi, Seoul; MuseumsQuarter, Vienna; Museum of Image and Sound, São Paulo; and Museum of Contemporary Art, Taipei. He has received accolades including the KunstFilmBiennale Cologne Honorary Award, Best Experimental Film at Ottawa International Animation Festival, and an Honorary Mention from Prix Ars Electronica. www.centerforvisualmusic.org/Seidel *Robert Seidel: Projections, Installations and Films* A Center for Visual Music Release DVD. PAL. Region-Free. *Release Date:* November 4, 2014 *Running Time:* 67 minutes, plus Bonus Feature: 45-minute interview *ISBN:* 978-0-9764320-5-0 *Price:* US$25 Private Home Use; US$100 Educational Institutions and Libraries Produced by Center for Visual Music and Studio Robert Seidel * * * “Like many of the most talented computer animators of his generation, [Richard] Baily's sensibilities are first and foremost musical.” - *Contemporary* magazine Pioneering visual effects artist, painter and musician Richard “dr.” Baily (1953 - 2006) is renowned within the Hollywood industry for his high-speed rendering software (SPORE) and the groundbreaking effects he created for films such as *Fight Club *(1999), *The Cell* (2000) and *Solaris* (2002). A 1977 graduate of CalArts, Baily initially joined Robert Abel and Associates, where, among other accomplishments, he created trailblazing graphics for *Tron* (1982). Forming his own company in 1992, Image Savant, he continued to create effects for many Hollywood movies, commercials and music videos. Center for Visual Music is proud to present *Richard “dr.” Baily and John Buchanan: experiments in spore*, a collection of three personal art films Baily created outside the industry. Inspired by filmmaker Jordan Belson (whose work is also available on DVD from CVM), whom he called “the preeminent artist of the 20th century,” Baily’s undulating, overlapping patterns of light express a profound and lingering beauty. Baily’s work has been exhibited at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, REDCAT, Hammer Museum and many other venues. Baily co-credited his assistant, John Buchanan, on his film *xtacism* (2005), and Buchanan also completed their film, *aura* (2007). In addition to these two films, the DVD contains Baily’s classic CalArts thesis film, *Night Waves* (1977), made with advice from Baily’s mentor Jules Engel. www.centerforvisualmusic.org/BDVD.htm *Richard “dr.” Baily and John Buchanan: experiments in spore* A Center for Visual Music Release DVD. NTSC. Region-Free. Available now. (Released Summer 2014.) *Price:* US$25 Private Home Use; US$150 Educational Institutions and
Re: [Frameworks] 2 new DVD releases from CVM: doc Baily and Robert Seidel
Both amazing artists...! Aaron At 11/5/2014, you wrote: For immediate release: Robert Seidel: Projections, Installations and Films and Richard âdr.â Baily and John Buchanan: experiments in spore Center for Visual Music is pleased to announce its release of two new DVDs that showcase the dazzling work of contemporary digital artists. Robert Seidel: Projections, Installations and Films collects the video installations, media façades and experimental films of this Berlin-based artist that have been exhibited worldwide for more than a decade. Richard âdr.â Baily and John Buchanan: experiments in spore presents three personal art films by Baily, a Hollywood Visual Effects/Computer Graphics wizard (from Tron to Fight Club, Solaris and more), assisted by John Buchanan. Both DVDs are the latest example of Center for Visual Musicâs ongoing commitment to promoting important works of experimental animation and abstract media. * * * â[Robert Seidelâs work is] an immersive experience, a sensuous dip into light, color, movement, sound and change.â - Los Angeles Times Robert Seidel (b. 1977) is an international artist whose video installations, media façades and experimental films have appeared in festivals, galleries and museums for more than a decade. Based in Berlin, Seidel studied biology before his studies at Bauhaus University Weimar; his work pushes the boundaries of abstraction to the sublime through digital methods that combine scientific visual analysis, painting and sculpture. In Seidelâs works, organic imagery shifts in elaborate detail, evolving structurally in time and space to create continually unfolding experiences. Projected on enormous building façades, water fountains, and even sculptures, or installed in urban streets, the digital art resonates with aesthetic and emotional complexity. Produced by Center for Visual Music (Los Angeles) and Studio Robert Seidel (Berlin), Robert Seidel: Projections, Installations and Films collects his major films, videos and documentation from his globe-spanning exhibitions. It also includes Seidelâs experimental films, and as a Bonus Feature, a 45-minute exclusive interview between Seidel and curator Andre Eckardt of the German Institute for Animated Film (DIAF). Seidelâs works have been exhibited in museums such as ZKM, Karlsruhe; Royal Museum of Fine Arts, Antwerp; Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles; Art Center Nabi, Seoul; MuseumsQuarter, Vienna; Museum of Image and Sound, São Paulo; and Museum of Contemporary Art, Taipei. He has received accolades including the KunstFilmBiennale Cologne Honorary Award, Best Experimental Film at Ottawa International Animation Festival, and an Honorary Mention from Prix Ars Electronica. http://www.centerforvisualmusic.org/Seidelwww.centerforvisualmusic.org/Seidel Robert Seidel: Projections, Installations and Films A Center for Visual Music Release DVD. PAL. Region-Free. Release Date: November 4, 2014 Running Time: 67 minutes, plus Bonus Feature: 45-minute interview ISBN: 978-0-9764320-5-0 Price: US$25 Private Home Use; US$100 Educational Institutions and Libraries Produced by Center for Visual Music and Studio Robert Seidel  * * * âLike many of the most talented computer animators of his generation, [Richard] Baily's sensibilities are first and foremost musical.â - Contemporary magazine Pioneering visual effects artist, painter and musician Richard âdr.â Baily (1953 - 2006) is renowned within the Hollywood industry for his high-speed rendering software (SPORE) and the groundbreaking effects he created for films such as Fight Club (1999), The Cell (2000) and Solaris (2002). A 1977 graduate of CalArts, Baily initially joined Robert Abel and Associates, where, among other accomplishments, he created trailblazing graphics for Tron (1982). Forming his own company in 1992, Image Savant, he continued to create effects for many Hollywood movies, commercials and music videos. Center for Visual Music is proud to present Richard âdr.â Baily and John Buchanan: experiments in spore, a collection of three personal art films Baily created outside the industry. Inspired by filmmaker Jordan Belson (whose work is also available on DVD from CVM), whom he called âthe preeminent artist of the 20th century,â Bailyâs undulating, overlapping patterns of light express a profound and lingering beauty. Bailyâs work has been exhibited at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, REDCAT, Hammer Museum and many other venues. Baily co-credited his assistant, John Buchanan, on his film xtacism (2005), and Buchanan also completed their film, aura (2007). In addition to these two films, the DVD contains Bailyâs classic CalArts thesis film, Night Waves (1977), made with advice from Bailyâs mentor Jules Engel.
[Frameworks] NOW! Benefit Art Auction for San Francisco Cinematheque...
*Bidding now available online!* *http://paddle8.com/auctions/sfcinematheque* http://paddle8.com/auctions/sfcinematheque Dear Fine and Friendly Frameworkers, I'm excited to announce that *San Francisco Cinematheque*'s *4th Annual Auction and Benefit* http://www.sfcinematheque.org/screenings/fourth-annual-art-auction-benefit/ is currently underway and includes over *50* works by an exciting and diverse array of artists. Participating film/video artists include *Lynn Hershman* http://paddle8.com/work/lynn-hershman-leeson/40699-splat, *Jeremy Rourke* http://paddle8.com/work/jeremy-rourke/40514-that-will-do, *Sandra Gibson Luis Recoder* http://paddle8.com/work/sandra-gibson-and-luis-recoder/40601-color-transparency, *Bill Daniel* http://paddle8.com/work/bill-daniel/39949-my-friend, *Nate Boyce* http://paddle8.com/work/nate-boyce/39939-scroll-sequence-blue, *Kim Anno* http://paddle8.com/work/kim-anno/40563-girls-at-the-tea-house, *Jeanne C. Finley + John Muse* http://paddle8.com/work/jeanne-c-finley-and-john-muse/40279-manhole, *Nathaniel Dorsky* http://paddle8.com/work/nathaniel-dorsky/40600-summer, *Alexander Stewart* http://paddle8.com/work/alexander-stewart/40435-35-columbus, *Jodie Mack* http://paddle8.com/work/jodie-mack/40386-animation-artwork-undertone-overture, *Gwenaël Rattke* http://paddle8.com/work/gwenael-rattke/40400-untitled, *Mark Wilson* http://paddle8.com/work/mark-wilson/40525-gs50, *Karen Yasinsky* http://paddle8.com/work/karen-yasinsky/40537-onomatopoeia, *John Davis* http://paddle8.com/work/john-davis/40545-the-big-sleep, *Michael Robinson* http://paddle8.com/work/michael-robinson/40401-angeleyes, *Sarah Jane Lapp* http://paddle8.com/auctions/sfcinematheque, *Anne McGuire* http://paddle8.com/work/anne-mcguire/40388-chimera, *Kadet Kuhne* https://paddle8.com/work/kadet-kuhne/40380-emerge, *Miranda July* http://paddle8.com/work/miranda-july/41976-cry, *Tommy Becker* http://paddle8.com/work/tommy-becker/39937-lemon-tree-with-glove, *Keith Evans* http://paddle8.com/work/keith-evans/41928-mediam-strip-4 and *Janis Crystal Lipzin* http://paddle8.com/work/janis-crystal-lipzin/40381-side-view-petaluma with an oddball donation of anonymous outsider art by *Craig Baldwin* http://paddle8.com/work/anonymous/40598-iu. Of special note, we are excited to offer actual 16mm prints of films by *Paul Clipson* http://paddle8.com/work/paul-clipson/40599-another-void, *Lawrence Jordan* http://paddle8.com/work/lawrence-jordan/40603-beyond-enchantment and *Kerry Laitala* http://paddle8.com/work/kerry-laitala/40953-retrospectroscope...! Great works by non-filmmakers too (including an unbelievable portrait of *George Kuchar* http://paddle8.com/work/kevin-killian/40374-george-kuchar-tagged-2011 by *Kevin Killian* http://paddle8.com/work/kevin-killian/40374-george-kuchar-tagged-2011)! Please see the whole online auction here: *http://paddle8.com/auctions/sfcinematheque* http://paddle8.com/auctions/sfcinematheque *Online bidding *for works has begun and will continue until *noon* (PST) on* November 15*. The auction will then continue through a special exhibition of the works in Cinematheque's home gallery within San Francisco's Center for New Music, located at 55 Taylor Street. If you can make it, please join us for a great evening of art, music, food, drink and friends. Full event details *here* http://www.sfcinematheque.org/screenings/fourth-annual-art-auction-benefit/. Online bidders take heart! Proxy bidding on work is available, please contact auct...@sfcinematheque.org for details. auct...@sfcinematheque.org auct...@sfcinematheque.org We hope to see you there, or else we'll see you online! Best regards, Steve Polta Artistic Director San Francisco Cinematheque ___ FrameWorks mailing list FrameWorks@jonasmekasfilms.com https://mailman-mail5.webfaction.com/listinfo/frameworks
Re: [Frameworks] lab for painted film
Hi MyronYou might want to just use an optical printer, but I am sure there is a lab out there that will do this try colorlab good luckJon From: z...@sonic.net Date: Fri, 31 Oct 2014 22:17:02 -0700 To: frameworks@jonasmekasfilms.com Subject: Re: [Frameworks] lab for painted film Are there any labs that will still make a 16mm color inter negative from hand painted original? Nothing flaky about the paint and some is just scene toning. Myron Ort ___ FrameWorks mailing list FrameWorks@jonasmekasfilms.com https://mailman-mail5.webfaction.com/listinfo/frameworks ___ FrameWorks mailing list FrameWorks@jonasmekasfilms.com https://mailman-mail5.webfaction.com/listinfo/frameworks
[Frameworks] This Saturday--Gibbs Chapman's Mother Mortar, Father Pestle
Hello folks, and sorry for missing the weekly digest listing... Filmmaker Gibbs Chapman visits the East Coast this Saturday to present his film *Mother Mortar, Father Pestle*-- a film about 'the fallibility of perspective. A group of tired and irritable people, confused by unusual weather and unreliable services, discuss the imposition of belief systems. More info here. http://thepictureshow.org/shows/2014/november/gibbs/gibbs.html @the PICTURE show *226 Green Street* Brooklyn, NY *Saturday, November 8th // 7PM doors* TRT: 93 minutes - BW - 2013 Thank you! thePICTUREshow.org ___ FrameWorks mailing list FrameWorks@jonasmekasfilms.com https://mailman-mail5.webfaction.com/listinfo/frameworks
