Showing posts with label Stan Brakhage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stan Brakhage. Show all posts
8.7.13

New Composition

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Stan Brakhage: The Pittsburgh Documents will take place on July 20th at UCLA.  The following is from the 20th Anniversary Edition of Millennium Film Journal .  A PDF copy is available through MFJ ...

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2.5.13

The Birth Film


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from Film Culture No. 31


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14.1.13

B-day


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Stan Brakhage would have turned eighty today, 
his films have and continue to be an essential presence in my everyday life...

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(click image to read document)

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23.12.12

Another Way of Looking at the Universe

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(from ARK by Ronald Johnson)

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(click image to read document)

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(from A Child's Garden and the Serious Sea by Stan Brakhage)

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1.4.12

Filmmaker Profiles



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BAILLIE, BRUCE

 
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BRAKHAGE, STAN


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BROWN, CARL E.


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CANTERBURY, KYLE


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DORSKY, NATHANIEL & HILER, JEROME


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ELDER, R. BRUCE


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GEHR, ERNIE


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JACOBS, KEN & FLO


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MEKAS, JONAS


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MENKEN, MARIE


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 SNOW, MICHAEL



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SOLOMON, PHIL


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19.3.12

A Moment of Reflection

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(uncredited photograph via Anthology Archives)
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17.2.12

The Ideographic Picture









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(Chinese Series by Stan Brakhage)
27.1.12

Cracking Up

 (The Girl's Nervy by Jennifer Reeves)


 (Light Work Mood Disorder [left side] by Jennifer Reeves)

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"For instance, Mary Beth and I as we worked together on the Persians, are often speaking of Jenn Reeves's hand-painted films.  And wondering, just to be specific, how does she get the paint to crack like that- we've tried burning a match over it, match under it, setting it in the sun, using India ink and so on, but she produces a distinctive cracking in her painting that's absolutely hers and of course we're not really supposed to have it, we're playing in a way, but in the mean time we're discovering other ways of creating that organic cracking of the paint or the substance of the paint." 
-Stan Brakhage
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 (He Walked Away by Jennifer Reeves)

(When It Was Blue by Jennifer Reeves)