/film/ - FILM

>>9616

Interesting point. So what exactly is the difference between experimental filmmaking and video art?

>>9617

Well... film is film, video is digital.

>>9621

Agreed, but I would also add any digital video.

Unrelated: I just checked and Peggy Ahwesh's short Strange Weather (1993) no longer is on Vimeo. I was going to link it. It was shot on a Fisher Price PXL-2000 and is around an hour long. I am conflicted on whether it should be categorized as video art or something else, because it is almost more of a documentary.

Did the OP pictures disappear in the last day? I could have sworn there were just there

>>9954

The second one just came back

Strange

>>9990

That's pretty wicked stuff, especially considering it's 1971.

Did Peter Campus end up having a career or was this his 15 minutes in the spotlight?

>>10020

he kept making videos, he still does in fact

but three transitions remains his most famous work

>>8956

Testing a repost of one OP image. Maybe this will revive it

>>10032

I like it a lot. Some of those new wave American guys in the 60s and 70s we're pretty bad ass.

Here's the original gif from the OP post

>>10050

Weird it didn't post so here's a back up

>>9069

Face of post-modernism.

aka

pure hipster garbage

https://transmediale.de/ - "transmediale is a Berlin-based festival and year-round project that draws out new connections between art, culture, and technology. All activities of transmediale aim at fostering a critical understanding of contemporary culture and politics as saturated by media technologies."

http://www.tenderpixel.com/ - "Tenderpixel is a contemporary art gallery in Central London. We showcase a diversity of creative positions within culture, economy and politics. We are committed to the professional development of emerging and mid career artists through a programme of curated exhibitions and events as well as research based solo presentations in London and abroad."

http://www.lovebytes.org.uk/ - "Lovebytes is a digital arts organisation based in Sheffield UK. We organise an inspiring range of public events which cross the boundaries between art, design, music, technology and science, including international arts festivals, exhibitions, educational projects and workshops."

http://www.aspectmag.com/ - "The Chronicle of New Media Art" no longer updated

Was it rape?

>>10512

This might sound weird but I can't convince myself to visit the top three links since Europe is so gone and their culture has eroded to a complete sjw nightmare.

The last one seems decent since they're featuring older works that haven't been perverted by marxism.

Any more?

>>9631

>I am conflicted on whether it should be categorized as video art or something else, because it is almost more of a documentary.

Jonathan Rosenbaum says it's a documentary but I'd categorize it as drama / experimental. The film has actors. There are true life elements, the most interesting parts by far, and yet I don't think that makes it a documentary. The actress tells personal stories as a character, not as herself.

Unless they were really smoking crack? I didn't think they were, but I could be wrong.

>>12535

There's no way this is from 1987, it looks like a webm someone would make in 2016, the video earrapes you non stop, and 20 seconds after the Hitler Speech intro we see one of the /pol/ meme sculptures. Either this guy was a time traveler or this is /pol/'s favorite movie of all time and for the past few years they've been emulating it.

There's an amazing photo in that video. I'd never seen it before.

http://www.strangehistory.net/2011/01/03/image-executing-christ/

Also during the Spanish Civil War section, there seemed to be a gringo reading news in Spanish. I wonder what that was about?

There's a big DVD collection of video art called Surveying the First Decade. I've seen some but not nearly all of it.

http://www.vdb.org/titles/surveying-first-decade-volume-1 +

https://uloz.to/hledej?q=surveying+the+first+decade

This comprehensive anthology on the history of experimental and independent video is an essential tool for teachers, libraries, and researchers. Volumes 1 and 2 include over 16 hours of historic video on eight thematically curated programs, exploring conceptual, performance-based, image-processed, feminist, documentary and grassroots community-based genres.

Program 1: Explorations of Presence, Performance, and Audience

Performer/Audience/Mirror, Dan Graham, 1975, 22:45

Selected Works (Dog Duet, Used Car Salesman, Dog Biscuit in Glass Jar), William Wegman, 1972, 08:44

Baldessari Sings LeWitt, John Baldessari,1972, 03:38 (excerpted from 12:50)

Undertone, Vito Acconci, 1972, 09:15 (excerpted from 37:20)

Vertical Roll, Joan Jonas, 1972, 19:37

My Father, Shigeko Kubota, 1975, 14:46

Exchange, Robert Morris, 1973, 36:02

Program 2: Investigations of the Phenomenal World: Space, Sound, and Light

Black and White Tapes, Paul McCarthy, 1970-75, 06:30 (excerpted from 33:00)

Stamping In The Studio, Bruce Nauman, 1968, 05:00, (excerpted from 1:01:35)

Double Vision, Peter Campus, 1971, 14:22

Boomerang, Richard Serra with Nancy Holt, 1974, 10:27

Island Song, Charlemagne Palestine, 1976, 16:02

Cycles of 3s and 7s, Tony Conrad, 1976, 02:51 (excerpted from 30:54)

The Children's Tapes, Terry Fox, 1974, 29:36

Soundings, Gary Hill, 1979, 17:41

Lightning, Paul and Marlene Kos, 1976, 01:17

Sweet Light, Bill Viola, 1977, 09:07

Program 3: Approaching Narrative: "There are Problems to be Solved"

The Red Tapes Part II, Vito Acconci, 1976, 57:55

Out of the Body Travel, Richard Foreman, 1976, 23:50 (excerpted from 42:00)

The Continuing Story of Carel and Ferd, Arthur Ginsberg and Video Free America, 1972-75, 33:15 (excerpted from 1:00:00)

Program 4: Gendered Confrontations

Art Herstory, Hermine Freed, 1974, 14:49 (excerpted from 22:00)

Female Sensibility, Lynda Benglis, 1973, 13:05

Ama L'Uomo Tuo (Always Love Your Man), Cara DeVito, 1975, 18:52

The Mom Tapes, Ilene Segalove, 1974-78, 03:39 (excerpted from 26:52)

Primal Scenes, Linda Montano, 1980, 09:52

Nun and Deviant, Nancy Angelo, 1976, 14:08 (excerpted from 20:28)

Vital Statistics of a Citizen, Simply Obtained, Martha Rosler, 1977, 39:16

>>13988

http://www.vdb.org/titles/surveying-first-decade-volume-2

Program 5: Performance of Video-Imaging Tools

Calligrams, Steina and Woody Vasulka, 1970, 04:00 (excerpted from 12:00)

Illuminatin' Sweeney, Skip Sweeney, 1975, 05:00, (excerpted from 28:38)

Video Weavings, Stephen Beck, 1976, 04:06 (excerpted from 28:00)

Five-minute Romp through the IP, Dan Sandin, 1973, 06:34

Triangle in Front of Square in Front of Circle in Front of Triangle, Dan Sandin, 1973, 01:40

Video-Taping, Ernest Gusella, 1974, 02:41

Exquisite Corpse, Ernest Gusella, 1978, 08:23

Einstine, Eric Siegel, 1968, 05:22

General Motors, Phil Morton, 1976, 10:25 (excerpted from 1:00:00)

Merce by Merce by Paik, Nam June Paik, 1978, 27:27

Crossings and Meetings, Ed Emshwiller, 1974, 04:04 (excerpted from 27:33)

Complex Wave Forms, Ralph Hocking, 1977, 04:11 (excerpted from 05:00)

Pictures of the Lost, Barbara Buckner, 1978, 08:04 (excerpted from 23:00)

Video Locomotion (man performing forward hand leap), Peer Bode, 1978, 04:56

Music on Triggering Surfaces, Peer Bode, 1978, 03:06

C-Trend, Woody Vasulka, 1974, 07:19 (excerpted from 09:00)

Switch! Monitor! Drift!, Steina Vasulka, 1976, 03:48

Program 6: Decentralized Communications Projects

Mayday Realtime, David Cort and Mary Curtis Ratcliff, 1971, 10:27 (excerpted from 1:00:00)

People's Video Theater (Women's Liberation March NYC, Gay Pride March NYC, Young Lords Occupy Manhattan Church, Native American Action at Plymouth Rock), People's Video Theatre (Elliot Glass and Ken Marsh), 1970-72, 28:22 (excerpts)

Participation, Steina and Woody Vasulka, 1969-71, 04:37 (excerpted from 30:00)

First Transmission of ACTV, George Stoney and Austin Community Television (ACTV), 1972, 04:31 (excerpted from 8:00)

Jonesboro Storytelling Festival: Kathryn Windham Telling Ghost Stories (The Jumbo Light), Broadside TV , 1974, 05:22

The Politics of Intimacy, Julie Gustafson, 1974, 09:26 (excerpted from 52:20)

Attica Interviews, Portable Channel, 1971, 08:44 (excerpted from 30:00)

Queen Mother Moore Speech at Greenhaven Prison, People's Communications Network, 1973, 17:41 (excerpted from 1:03:00)

The Laughing Alligator, Juan Downey, 1979, 26:30

Program 7: Critiques of Art and Media as Commodity and Spectacle

Eternal Frame, Ant Farm and T.R.Uthco, 1976, 22:19

Television Delivers People, Richard Serra and Carlotta Fay Schoolman, 1973, 05:55

The Business of Local News, University Community Video--Minneapolis, 1974, 16:57 (excerpted from 25:00)

Proto Media Primer, Paul Ryan and Raindance Corporation, 1970, 14:42

About Media, Anthony Ramos, 1977, 15:36 (excerpted from 26:00)

Fifty Wonderful Years, Optic Nerve, 1973, 25:59

Technology /Transformation: Wonder Woman, Dara Birnbaum, 1978, 05:25

Program 8: Independents Address TV Audiences

Healthcare: Your Money or Your Life, Downtown Community TV (DCTV), 1977, 57:00

The Ruling Classroom, Peter Bull and Alex Gibney , 1979-80, 57:38

Four More Years, Top Value Television (TVTV), 1972, 1:00:15

>>14024

Cool. In case anyone missed it above I posted a link with most of these rarities in mkv format.

https://uloz.to/hledej?q=surveying+the+first+decade

When I checked the torrent sites there are only the full DVDs.

Surrealmoviez had better mkv links (one download per program) but that site seems to be gone for good.