Any chance you have an idea what essay it could be from? I'll speed-scan my
book of Deren's writings when I get home later!Jonathan
--- On Thu, 6/10/11, Jack Sargeant j...@jacktext.net wrote:
From: Jack Sargeant j...@jacktext.net
Subject: [Frameworks] maya deren quote help
To: Experimental Film
Just came across this on the homepage of Ubuweb. Seems there's a bill going
through allowing internet censorship in the US. Visit
http://americancensorship.org/ to actively oppose this. Sites like Ubu are a
lifeline to people like myself living in an artistically remote part of the UK.
Jonathan
'Light Moving in Time' by William Wees is a good place to start, I think. Also,
there's a great page here that collects essays by Paul Sharits - definitely
worth a look as filmic perception was a fundamental concern of his.
Jonathan
cinema metafisica - artistic research into the cinematic
readings are heavily foot/end-noted, and so will likely point
you in the direction of other readings, too.And yes, the Wees book is great.
Best,Jonathan
On Feb 21, 2012, at 10:02 AM, Jonathan Thomas wrote:
'Light Moving in Time' by William Wees is a good place to start, I think. Also,
there's
