I did find, in conducting a bunch of oral histories, that three films came
up multiple times as films that inspired people into making experimental
films.
No surprises:
Meshes of the Afternoon
A Movie
Blood of a Poet
I think the importance of Blood of a Poet cannot be underestimated.
So
Did I mention the course in which I included a section on sound? Three
works I played:
Tony Conrad with Faust, Outside the Dream Syndicate
Alvin Lucier, Music for Solo Performer
Yasunao Tone, Musica Iconologos
I dare anyone on this list to play Tone for more than 5 minutes!
Bernie
Squeaky Wheel in Buffalo.
On Sun, Mar 29, 2015 at 3:30 PM, Amanda Christie
ama...@amandadawnchristie.ca wrote:
Thanks for sharing Walter!
I also have a question on a similar subject for the group.
I'm going to be doing a radio-art residency in upstate new york next fall
(late October),
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Go Sasha!
On Sun, Mar 29, 2015 at 12:56 PM, Gene Youngblood ato...@comcast.net
wrote:
The original question is so absurd that I almost didn’t respond, but i
did, only to make the point that, within such a restricted frame, you don’t
start with specific films, you start with possibilities:
It did strike me as odd that very few people mentioned anything recent.
From the context described it would seem that you would want to show work
that could inspire people to immediately do and sometimes that's a more
contemporary film. Two good filmmakers for that kind of inspiration, from
a film
Thanks Jason!
I'm open to exploring screening and workshop options in various regions of the
state as well, and possibly even neighbooring states and provinces too if
people have suggestions.
The residency is at a place called The Wave Farm (https://wavefarm.org/)
located between Cairo,
Standish Lawder would show “Wavelength” to his “History of Cinema” class and as
the lights came up in the classroom he would go to the lectern and announce
“Wasn’t that great, let’s watch it again”
On Mar 30, 2015, at 11:48 AM, Francisco Torres
fjtorre...@gmail.commailto:fjtorre...@gmail.com
Ooo excellent list Sasha. Formidable.
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''If you want to take a group of curious, excited young artists and
basically make them want to kill themselves, by all means, show them
Wavelength. ''
This gave me an idea for a film. It would be titled-
''If Wavelength tires them what would La Region Central do?''
I first saw Wavelength at
Hi,
I just posted a new photo album, Glass Bricks at Harvard to flickr at
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Glass brick walls make excellent photo subjects. The symmetrical pattern of the
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