Re: [Frameworks] Texts / Works Bridging Early Cinema, Early Video, Early ___

http://samples.sainsburysebooks.co.uk/9781400853366_sample_641045.pdf Sent from my iPad > On 13 Jan 2016, at 14:46, Chuck Kleinhans wrote: > > An answer depends on how “early” you’re talking about film (1890s? later?), > and about video (Broadcast TV or Portapak?).

Re: [Frameworks] Chantal Akerman NOW Film Series

Thanks Adam, my apologies about the attachment! On Wed, Jan 13, 2016 at 8:42 AM, Adam Hyman wrote: > Hi Lyndsay, > > Thanks for the announcement. > But please don't send a 15 MB image to the whole list; it's really a > pain. Maybe just the link, which is at > >

Re: [Frameworks] Texts / Works Bridging Early Cinema, Early Video, Early ___

Yes, that's right. Because it was positive film, a succession of black and white rectangles appeared inside each other as with each new pass the previous result was filmed. I believe it was around 40 minutes long. It was really interesting; I had never seen anything like it before, and have

Re: [Frameworks] Texts / Works Bridging Early Cinema, Early Video, Early ___

The “early cinema/early video” query is a good one, one that I’ve not seen explored with much rigor. Kleinhans’ question of “broadcast TV or portapak” is significant. Early TV might have more in common with radio than with early film. Early video (portapak) provoked, for some practitioners,

Re: [Frameworks] Texts / Works Bridging Early Cinema, Early Video, Early ___

Jesse! In regards to "well-deployed spoilers," I might look into Maurice LeMaître's "Le film est déjà commencé?" from 1952. It was a Lettrist film and supposed staged provocation. There's some accounts/ info on it in Off-Screen Cinema by Kaira M Cabañas. Might not be what you're looking for at

Re: [Frameworks] Texts / Works Bridging Early Cinema, Early Video, Early ___

Hi Fred, wasn't the first image of a candle burning? I saw Tony project this, not as a performance but as a final print. Pip At 23:50 -0500 13/01/16, Fred Camper wrote: Yes, that's right. Because it was positive film, a succession of black and white rectangles appeared inside each other as

Re: [Frameworks] Texts / Works Bridging Early Cinema, Early Video, Early ___

I can provide Lemaitre's film if you are interested. Isou's film ON VENOM AND ETERNITY is an earlier iteration, Lemaitre went farther into self-recursion (a film about itself). Pip At 22:47 -0800 13/01/16, Cinema Project wrote: In regards to "well-deployed spoilers," I might look into

Re: [Frameworks] Full screening list for "Filmworks 78-79" at the Kitchen?

Hi Courtney (and everyone else). The Archives of San Francisco Cinematheque holds what I believe is the Program Guide to this series. To clarify what I mean by saying "what I believe," what we have is a Program Guide for The Kitchen's exhibition "Filmworks 78-79" but with show dates listed as May

Re: [Frameworks] Chantal Akerman NOW Film Series

Thanks! Looking forward to the screenings. Best regards, Adam From: Lyndsay Bloom Reply-To: "Experimental Film Discussion List " Date: Wed, 13 Jan 2016 10:48:05 -0800 To: "Experimental Film

[Frameworks] Full screening list for "Filmworks 78-79" at the Kitchen?

Dear Frameworkers, I was wondering if anyone could direct me to the full screening list for a three day festival (?) in at the Kitchen in 1980 titled, "Filmworks '78-79." I'm specifically interested to learn if any video-based works were screened with the films (possibly as kinescopes). Any help

Re: [Frameworks] Texts / Works Bridging Early Cinema, Early Video, Early ___

I believe Tony Conrad did some kind of demonstration or performance of “film feedback” in which exposed 16mm film went immediately into a developing bath and was projected, and the projection was filmed and projected, and so on. No doubt someone on this list remembers that and can describe it

[Frameworks] Throwing Shadows: Japanese Expanded Cinema

Hey Frameworks, Please see below for some info on events in London and Rotterdam on Japanese expanded cinema, including a film/performance series at Tate Modern/International Film Festival Rotterdam and a symposium at University of Westminster, that may be of your interest. Thanks! Throwing