Re: [Frameworks] texts on Light

Maybe László Moholy-Nagy? ;-) From: esperanzacolla...@gmail.com Date: Mon, 4 Mar 2013 12:04:17 +0100 To: frameworks@jonasmekasfilms.com Subject: [Frameworks] texts on Light Dear Frameworkers, Could you please recommend theory writings or artists' texts about projected light or just light as a

Re: [Frameworks] texts on Light

Maybe, but I believe his work is more oriented to writing light rather than the formation of light as a sculptural object... There must be something more specific I hope. Or should I write it myself?! :-) 2013/3/4 Felix Garcia > Maybe László Moholy-Nagy? ;-) > > -- >

Re: [Frameworks] texts on Light

Hi Esperaza! David Lamelas has some interesting installations around that matters in his earliest work. It can be interesting for you. As well Olafur eliasson works with light as sculpture. I depends on the approach of your research. what are you working on now? (you can write to me in private

Re: [Frameworks] texts on Light

Dear Esperanza, Sandra Gibson and Luis Recoder's artists' statements (many of which can be found online) typically deal with the nature of projected light. I have a few things they've written if you'd like me to send them to you. And Moholy's writings are absolutely relevant to this question. Ric

Re: [Frameworks] texts on Light

You might want to look at the literature on James Turrell, in my mind one of the great artists ever. For light as material, nothing comes close to “The Light Inside” at the Houston Art Museum From: Esperanza Collado Sent: Monday, March 04, 2013 12:14 PM To: Experimental Film Discussion List Su

[Frameworks] Some gifts Frameworkers may like - last days to support experimental film in Austin!

Hello fellow frameworkers, First off, I want to thank any and all of you who may have donated to our cause. It's really humbling to see the community come out from all over the world for our little start-up transient cinema. We're very close - just a little less than $400 to go. It may not seem

Re: [Frameworks] texts on Light

You might find something useful in my essay (and bibliography), "Light-Play and the Aesthetics of Avant-Garde Film," in the book "Avant-Garde Film," edited by Alexander Graf and Dietrich Scheunemann (Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi, 2007), pp.183-196. --Bill William C. Wees Emeritus Professor,

[Frameworks] Let's define things

http://independent-magazine.org/magazine/2013/03/Minhae-Shim_defines_experimental-film_avant-garde_video-installation For me, experimental film is essentially a broad strokes or umbrella term for moving images that explore the human condition, nature, or fantasy in ways that haven’t been traditi

Re: [Frameworks] Let's define things

I tried to post a comment to this article expressing my dissatisfaction about her very idiosyncratic lexicon, but it seems not to have taken. The author goes on to say that Citizen Kane was avant garde, completely ignoring the historical usage of this term. I don't understand why The Independe

Re: [Frameworks] Let's define things

This article left me with that "you're joking" sense: it doesn't even get Sheldon Renan's name right (quote: Sheldon Ren, author of *An Introduction to the American Underground Film*

[Frameworks] Doctor T in February and March

Hi folks, I've got a very busy March. March 9 at 8:30 PM brings Visual Music Live to Outpost 186, with old friend and very special guest David Rothenberg Doctor T video mixing featuring guest artist David Rothenberg -- Nature Samples, Laptop, and Clarinet and regular collaborators Eric C

[Frameworks] moving with the light video on You Tube

Hi folks, I've posted another video on You Tube -- at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OV_wE_pY-c This piece is an except from my February "Moving with the Light" dance jam. The next event in this series is on March 16 at 119 Gallery in Lowell. BTW Some of my photography can be viewed at