Expanded Cinema Family Tree pdf here.
Please note: This diagram is a first edition designed and published to coincide with Expanded Cinema: The Live Record at BFI Southbank in December 2008. It should not be considered definitive. There are many gaps and missing players. We are currently working on a revised edition for 2010.
Links
British Artists Film and Video Study Collection
REWIND| Artists' Video in the 70s & 80s
Lux - Artists' Moving Image
Papers
Mike Leggett, Private Performance and making Art with Video, 2009. pdf here.
Patti Gaal-Holmes, Parameters of Practice: Annabel Nicolson’s 1970s Practice, 2009, pdf here.
Response to ‘Parameters of Practice - Annabel Nicolson’s 1970s Practice’ by Patti Gaal-Holmes, discussion with Cate Elwes, Annabel Nicolson & Patti Gaal-Holmes, 2009, pdf here.
Expanded Cinema
David Curtis, A.L. Rees, Duncan White and Steven Ball (eds)
Expanded Cinema includes some of the most innovative and challenging artworks of modern times. Experimental film, multi-screen projections, artists' video and live performance inside and outside the gallery space, all explore cinema beyond the single screen.
Leading scholars from Europe and North America trace the field from its origins in early abstract film right up to the digital age. Insightful essays explore post-war happenings and live events in Europe and the US, the first experiments with video and multi-media, the fusion of multi-screen installations with dance, sonic art and music and current practices employing digital manipulation and the internet.
Featuring new interviews with key artists, the book also makes available previously unpublished artists' texts and manifestos alongside extensive illustrations, making it an essential resource for all those interested in video, performance, film and media art.
Steven Ball, Mark Bartlett, David Curtis, Noam M. Elcott, Catherine Elwes, VALIE EXPORT, Jackie Hatfield, Nicky Hamlyn, Birgit Hein, Malcolm Le Grice, Chris Meigh-Andrews, Jonas Mekas, Karen Mirza and Brad Butler, Werner Nekes, Annabel Nicolson, Michael O'Pray, Stephen Partridge, William Raban, A.L. Rees, Lis Rhodes, Lucy Reynolds, Carolee Schneemann, Guy Sherwin and Lynn Loo, Yvonne Spielmann, Stan Vanderbeek, Peter Weibel, Chris Welsby, Duncan White, Jonathan Walley and Maxa Zoller.
Paperback: 320 pages
Tate Publishing
ISBN 978 1 85437 974 0
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