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Cinéma mon amour : Kino in der Kunst = Cinéma mon amour : Film in art / editors, Madeleine Schuppli and Aargauer Kunsthaus, Aarau.
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German
English
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Zürich : Scheidegger und Spiess, [2017]
©2017
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223 unnumbered pages : illustrations (some color), portraits ; 20 x 27 cm
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Marquand Library - Remote Storage: Marquand Use Only
PN1995.25 .C56 2017
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Motion pictures in art
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Afschar, Yasmin
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Hediger, Vinzenz
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Cairns, Steven
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Koenig, Simon
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Balsom, Erika
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Summary note
Film and art have always been inseparably linked. The works in the exhibition ?Cinéma mon amour? show how cinema, film and the film industry are reflected in contemporary art. Artists such as Candice Breitz and Teresa Hubbard / Alexander Birchler examine the backgrounds and mechanisms of film production; others take up the language of particular genres and specific films or, like Janet Cardiff & George Bures Miller, take a critical look at the film theatre as a space of perception. Even "by-products" of the film industry, such as screen credits or film posters, find their way into artworks. Finally, Hollywood and the star cult are the starting point for the works of Douglas Gordon and Sam Taylor-Johnson. Several of these aspects inform Stan Douglas' most recent video installation titled ?The Secret Agent? (2015), in which truly great cinema unfolds on six screens. With countless references from film noir and Hitchcock's thriller aesthetic to send-ups of detective films, the Canadian artist stages a spectacular readaptation of Joseph Conrad's 1907 spy novel ?The Secret Agent?. 00Exhibition: Aargauer Kunsthaus, Aarau, Switzerland (22.01.-17.04.2017).
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Includes bibliographical references.
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Parallel texts in German and English.
Contents
Cinema as space. The visible cinema / Yasmin Afschar
Film business. Corpus mysticum industriale : the star's visual body and the fans' gaze / Vinzenz Hediger
Found footage. Reframed : found footage and the moving image / Steven Cairns
Movies and genres. Art, cinema, and the world / Simon Koenig
Mechanisms of film. The ends of cinema / Erika Balsom
Art mon amour. Films about artists and their worlds / Jenny Billeter.
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Kino in der Kunst
Film in art
ISBN
9783858815415 ((paperback))
3858815411 ((paperback))
OCLC
974847106
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