[Frameworks] A Memory

Friends, I don’t know why I have the urge to post this, but in any case a one-page fragment from my memoirs, a childhood scene, is here: http://www.art-in-society.de/AS16/ASissue16.html Scroll down to “Writings,

[Frameworks] Frameworks hurrah!

Thinking of some recent threads here as well as postings makes me cheer for Frameworks. Of all my listserv subs and recurring internet sites, this one gives me hope for the ability to crowdsource and share. Given our consumer society’s indivdidualism, and in the US the depressing election

[Frameworks] Lawrence Brose in CEPA Gallery Press Release

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Re: [Frameworks] A Memory

Wow! Gorgeous. Poetic. Sad. Thanks for posting it. Kit Basquin -Original Message- From: Gene Youngblood To: frameworks Sent: Tue, Aug 2, 2016 11:17 am Subject: [Frameworks] A Memory Friends, I don’t know why I have the urge to

Re: [Frameworks] leads for research on USIA and avant-garde film?

Thank you Patrick for taking the two minutes and finding that. I should have as well; didn't even cross my mind. It's nice that the NA might be posting these. On 8/2/16 11:52 AM, "Patrick Friel" wrote: >FYI: GRAND CENTRAL MARKET is on YouTube @ 720p, uploaded by the

Re: [Frameworks] leads for research on USIA and avant-garde film?

I accept your point; even right after I sent it, I debated whether "verité" was correct. Best regards, Adam On 8/2/16 9:21 PM, "Jeff Kreines" wrote: > >> On Aug 2, 2016, at 11:08 PM, Adam Hyman wrote: >> but uses the tools of verité

Re: [Frameworks] leads for research on USIA and avant-garde film?

Adam: Sorry to be such a verité-Nazi…. Best, Jeff > On Aug 2, 2016, at 11:44 PM, Adam Hyman wrote: > > I accept your point; even right after I sent it, I debated whether > "verité" was correct. > > Best regards, > > Adam > > On 8/2/16 9:21 PM, "Jeff Kreines"

Re: [Frameworks] leads for research on USIA and avant-garde film?

The National Archives YouTube channel has TONS of great films up. Many in 720p. All public domain. On 8/2/16 11:08 PM, "Adam Hyman" wrote: > Thank you Patrick for taking the two minutes and finding that. I should have > as well; didn't even cross my mind. It's nice

Re: [Frameworks] leads for research on USIA and avant-garde film?

Directed by William Hale - sorry forgot his name. On 8/2/16 10:11 AM, "Adam Hyman" wrote: >For another angle, one film to look at is "Grand Central Market" (1963) >who also directed a film on the Watts Towers, filmed by Haskell Wexler, >edited by Mel Sloan and visible as a

Re: [Frameworks] leads for research on USIA and avant-garde film?

For another angle, one film to look at is "Grand Central Market" (1963) who also directed a film on the Watts Towers, filmed by Haskell Wexler, edited by Mel Sloan and visible as a shopper at the eponymous market in downtown LA is Lelia Goldoni, star of Cassevetes's SHADOWS, who was friends with

Re: [Frameworks] leads for research on USIA and avant-garde film?

FYI: GRAND CENTRAL MARKET is on YouTube @ 720p, uploaded by the National Archives. Searching for "U.S. Information Agency" on YouTube draws over 1700 results (though those would need to be checked to see which are actually USIA films). Patrick Friel On 8/2/16 12:23 PM, "Adam Hyman"

Re: [Frameworks] leads for research on USIA and avant-garde film?

> On Aug 2, 2016, at 11:08 PM, Adam Hyman wrote: > >>> but uses the tools >>> of verité documentary to show the market, with the subtext >>> of how people I would have to disagree, as one of the primary elements of cinema-verité/direct cinema filmmaking is sync sound.