Computerama
With improvements in computers (and improved access to them), several artists have made imaginative new films. Michael Scroggins, who had
Read moreWith improvements in computers (and improved access to them), several artists have made imaginative new films. Michael Scroggins, who had
Read moreHy Hirsh was a gourmet cook and the kind of tinkerer who could fix anything. He loved music of all
Read moreIntegral Cinema, as Germaine Dulac called it — and none of the other terms for this genre (“Avant-Garde Film”, “Experimental
Read moreThe question of a “color harmony” very quickly becomes a question of a “color music”, because only in the specialized
Read moreAlthough paper, film and video resources are important to our mission, people are undoubtedly the most tremendously valuable resource that
Read moreFive years ago in the pages of this journal I outlined the special need in the experimental film field for
Read moreAbstract animation flourished in the 1970s. Artist Robert Breer began making animated films in Paris in the 1950s as an extension of
Read moreThe first surviving experimental animation film is the work of Walter Ruttmann, who had studied both music and painting at
Read moreMoritz, William Len Lye, deeply impressed by the aboriginal ceremonial art of Australia and his native New Zealand, regarded moving
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