cine sin película / film without film / proyección múltiple / ensayo de Claudio Caldini / taller del lunes 22/11/2010 / registro video María Rosa Andreotti
Dear Claudio Caldini, Beautiful extension of Sharits, Conrad, others, not to mention Albers. I have been corresponding with Federico Windhausen since reading his essays on Paul Sharits and Christoph Girardet. I was a friend and colleague of Sharits's and I'm currently doing work on Girardet for a book I've been writing on the film/video loop as a modernist form, particularly in structural/material film such as Sharits, Frampton, Snow, et al, but also more recently in new media. My wife and I both worked closely with Sharits, Frampton, Conrad, the Vasulkas, and many others in Buffalo NY during the 1970s, and with Jonas Mekas, Haller, and others at Anthology. I'm hoping to do a conference on Snow here at the Wexner Center in a year or so, and have been working with Michael on that.
To cut this short, Federico gave me contact information for you, since Louisa and I are going to be in Buenos Aires from Dec 24 to Jan 2 and would love to just meet you and find out more about the avant-garde cinema in Argentina and how I can get to know it better from where I am in Ohio.
I know its a long shot, but please let me know if you are available for and interested in a lunch or coffee date during that time.
Ron Green green.31@osu.edu
J. Ronald Green Professor of Film Studies Department of History of Art 215 Pomerene Hall 1760 Neil Avenue Ohio State University Columbus OH 43210
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una especie de rothko in motion! beautiful
claudio esta obra no es cine pero me hizo pensar en tus abstracciones: ray lee en la bienal de liverpool
grazie Stef, Rothko + Paul Sharits' Shutter Interface, home made. buscalo en youtube. Muy bueno lo de Ray Lee, para ver en plena oscuridad.
qué lindo el shutter interface! no conocía ese artista...
Dear Claudio Caldini,
Beautiful extension of Sharits, Conrad, others, not to mention Albers.
I have been corresponding with Federico Windhausen since reading his essays on Paul Sharits and Christoph Girardet. I was a friend and colleague of Sharits's and I'm currently doing work on Girardet for a book I've been writing on the film/video loop as a modernist form, particularly in structural/material film such as Sharits, Frampton, Snow, et al, but also more recently in new media. My wife and I both worked closely with Sharits, Frampton, Conrad, the Vasulkas, and many others in Buffalo NY during the 1970s, and with Jonas Mekas, Haller, and others at Anthology. I'm hoping to do a conference on Snow here at the Wexner Center in a year or so, and have been working with Michael on that.
To cut this short, Federico gave me contact information for you, since Louisa and I are going to be in Buenos Aires from Dec 24 to Jan 2 and would love to just meet you and find out more about the avant-garde cinema in Argentina and how I can get to know it better from where I am in Ohio.
I know its a long shot, but please let me know if you are available for and interested in a lunch or coffee date during that time.
Ron Green
green.31@osu.edu
J. Ronald Green
Professor of Film Studies
Department of History of Art
215 Pomerene Hall
1760 Neil Avenue
Ohio State University
Columbus OH 43210
Ron Green
356 W 7th Ave
Columbus OH 43201
Default phone: 614.421.2131
Office phone (2nd choice): 614.688.8193
Fax: 614.292.4401
P.S. I assume Jonathan Walley knows your work?? He does para-cinema, recently a book on McCall with Branden Joseph.
Thanks Ron,
I sent you an e-mail.
Looking forward to meet you in Buenos Aires next week.
Claudio
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