AV03 / Region Code 0 / SlimCase / € 25.00 incl. postage & handling
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German with English subtitles. Produced with generous assistance of Nordmedia Hannover
Though the Bauhaus wasn’t directly involved in all art forms, it definitely exerted interesting impulses nevertheless. A particular point in case is Kurt Schwerdtfeger’s 1922 Reflektorische Farblichtspiele [Reflecting Colour-Light-Play]. Originally conceived as a play for one of the famous Bauhaus Lantern Festivals, it premiered at the Kandinsky home and kind of revolutionised the spatial aspect of 20th century sculpture. At the same time it equals the German abstract films of the early 1920s and is a predecessor of performance art, light shows and expanded cinema. Consequently, the Play was re-discovered and re-staged in the 1960s and has been in demand ever since. More …
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AV02 / Region Code 0 / SlimCase / € 25.00 incl. postage & handling
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“What lies beyond reality? Are there ways to take different approaches? Can I visualize things which do not exist in the material world? Can I create visual music and compose with light, imagery, color and shapes which are not animated but are to be found in reality? Can I create imagery the way musical composers create symphonies? Those were the questions I asked myself once I had seen enough “Hollywood”-type movies.
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AV01 / Region Code 0 / SlimCase / 25.00 € incl. postage & handling
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“Filmmaking has always been a journey into the unknown for me. Each new film demands its own trajectory. I might start with a particuliar idea and than after the first 100 feet of exposed film comes back, the imagines tell me which way to go or not to go.
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DVD (NTSC) / Region Code 0 / Color, Sound /22.00 € incl. postage & handling (Euro zone only - for other countries add 3€)
The commendable compilation as issued by the Centre for Visual Music, Los Angeles
Jordan Belson is the last of the great masters of the California Visual Music artists, which included Oskar Fischinger, Harry Smith and James Whitney…. More …
