“There is an Independent Cinema in
Spain, But…,”
No.2
, pp.59-73
“Did the Portapak Cause Video Art?
Notes On the Formation of a New Medium,”
No.29
, pp.3-28
“On Video and Its Viewer,”
Nos.14/15
, pp.155-164
“The Quiet One
: Lyric Poetry of the Fair Deal,”
No.13
, pp.81-97
“There is an Independent Cinema in
Spain, But…,”
No.2
, pp.59-73
“Montage of Voices,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.250-273
“Film: The Front Line,”
Nos.14/15
, pp.48-56
“Jean Dielman
: Cinematic Interrogation and ‘Amplification’,”
No.22
, pp.56-75
“Visible Narrative, Visible Woman,”
No.6
, pp.18-30
“Independent Film in Pittsburgh,”
No.3
, pp.100-108
“Amateur Trash Films: An Interview
with Torsten Alisch,”
Nos.30/31
, pp.48-52
“There is an Independent Cinema in
Spain, But…,”
No.2
, pp.59-73
“Report from Toronto,”
Nos.10/11
, pp.176-180
“Identity and Difference: From Ritual
Symbolism to Condensation in Inauguration of the Pleasure Dome
,”
No.6
, pp.31-42
“Letters from Gidal and Le Grice,”
No.2
, pp.50-55
“Rabbit’s Moon
: The Peirrot Figure In Theatre, Painting, and Film,”
Nos.10/11
, pp.123-139
“The End of Avant-Garde Film,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.99-124
“The Gay Sensibility in American Avant-Garde
Film,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.53-58
“The Western Edge: Oil of L.A. and
the Machined Image,”
No.12
, pp.8-28
“Towards Irreference: American Avant-Garde
Film of the Sixties,”
No.19
, pp.22-37
“The Endless Loop of the Human Continuum:
Dominic Angerame’s Deconstruction Site
,”
No.25
, pp.108-113
“Montage of Voices,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.250-273
“Constructing Loss: Film and Presence
in the Work of Eleanor Antin,”
No.29
, pp.34-41
“The Archaeology of Redemption: Toward
Archival Film,”
No.26
, pp.11-19
“The Experimental Cinema in France,”
No.2
, pp.56-58
“There is an Independent Cinema in
Spain, But…,”
No.2
, pp.59-73
“For a Cinema of the Central Eye,”
No.1
, pp.25-37
“There is an Independent Cinema in
Spain, But…,”
No.2
, pp.59-73
“The Whitney Biennial: Video,”
No.13
, pp.113-115
“Channels/Inserts
: Cunningham and Atlas (Continued),”
No.12
, pp.126-130
“From Cimabue to Cunningham: A Discussion
with Richard Lorber,”
Nos.10/11
, pp.5-17
“Locale
: The Collaboration of Merce Cunningham and Charles Atlas,”
Nos.10/11
, pp.18-22
“Independent Film in Minneapolis/
St. Paul,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.144-152
“The Experimental Cinema in France,”
No.2
, pp.56-58
“An Interview with Scott B and Beth
B,”
Nos.10/11
, pp.158-167
“From Public Virtue to Private Vice,”
No.13
, pp.36-45
“Bruce Baillie’s Roslyn Romance
(Is It Really True?),”
Nos.4/5
, pp.164-166
“Commute
by Bruce Baillie,”
No.29
, pp.30-33
“Lines of Sight, A Travelogue,”
Nos.35/36
, pp.64-66
“The End of Avant-Garde Film,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.99-124
“The Future of an Illusion(ism): Notes
on the New Japanese Avant-Garde Film,”
No.2
, pp.86-94
“Towards Irreference: American Avant-Garde
Film of the Sixties,”
No.19
, pp.22-37
“There is an Independent Cinema in
Spain, But…,”
No.2
, pp.59-73
“The Archaeology of Redemption: Toward
Archival Film,”
No.26
, pp.11-19
“Mirror Spaces: A Review of Video
Spaces , Eight Installations,”
No.29
, pp.68-78
“The Western Edge: Oil of L.A. and
the Machined Image,”
No.12
, pp.8-28
“From Public Virtue to Private Vice,”
No.13
, pp.36-45
“Report from Philadelphia,”
Nos.7/8/9
, pp.230-233
“Montage of Voices,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.250-273
“Three Aspects of French Experimental
Film: Interviews with Yann Beauvais, Rose Lowder, and Alain-Alcide Sudre,”
Nos.23/24
, pp.102-116
“An Interview with Robert Beavers,”
Nos.32/33
, pp.2-37
“Between the Place and the Act:
Efpsychi ,”
Nos.32/33
, pp.52-59
“Robert Beavers: Observing and Directing
Wingseed,”
Nos.32/33
, pp.44-51
“Ruskin
: A Film By Robert Beavers,”
Nos.32/33
, pp.60-69
“Writings,”
Nos.32/33
, pp.39-42
“Did the Portapak Cause Video Art?
Notes On the Formation of a New Medium,”
No.29
, pp.3-28
“Imagination and Play: The Films of
Erika Beckman,”
No.13
, pp.98-112
“Montage of Voices,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.250-273
“The End of Avant-Garde Film,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.99-124
“The Western Edge: Oil of L.A. and
the Machined Image,”
No.12
, pp.8-28
“The Western Edge: Oil of L.A. and
the Machined Image,”
No.12
, pp.8-28
“There is an Independent Cinema in
Spain, But…,”
No.2
, pp.59-73
“Towards Irreference: American Avant-Garde
Film of the Sixties,”
No.19
, pp.22-37
“Canvassing the Midwest,”
Nos.7/8/9
, pp.218-229
“Film: The Front Line,”
Nos.14/15
, pp.48-56
“Structural Film: Revisions, New Versions,
and the Artifact. Part Two,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.122-134
“The End of Avant-Garde Film,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.99-124
“From Public Virtue to Private Vice,”
No.13
, pp.36-45
“Montage of Voices,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.250-273
“The Archaeology of Redemption: Toward
Archival Film,”
No.26
, pp.11-19
“The End of Avant-Garde Film,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.99-124
“Independent Film in Pittsburgh,”
No.3
, pp.100-108
“From Public Virtue to Private Vice,”
No.13
, pp.36-45
“Film Space: An Outline Study,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.328-335
“Six Filmmakers and an Ideal of Composition,”
No.3
, pp.39-54
“On Video and Its Viewer,”
Nos.14/15
, pp.155-164
“Wax, or the Discovery of Television
Among Bees,”
No.28
, pp.89-99
“Report from Philadelphia,”
Nos.7/8/9
, pp.230-233
“The Experimental Cinema in France,”
No.2
, pp.56-58
“Obituary,”
No.27
, p.77
“The Experimental Cinema in France,”
No.2
, pp.56-58
“There is an Independent Cinema in
Spain, But…,”
No.2
, pp.59-73
“Collective Movements and Solitary
Thrusts: German Experimental Film 1920-1990,”
Nos.30/31
, pp.90-116
“The Experimental Cinema in France,”
No.2
, pp.56-58
“The Experimental Cinema in France,”
No.2
, pp.56-58
“From Public Virtue to Private Vice,”
No.13
, pp.36-45
“‘Any Fool can See for Himself’: Notes
on Brakhage’s Scrapbook,”
Nos.14/15
, pp.23-27
“Autobiography in Avant-Garde Film,”
No.1
, pp.60-105
“Brakhage and the Theory of Montage,”
Nos.32/33
, pp.105-129
“Brakhage’s Dreamscape,”
No.6
, pp.43-49
“Brakhage’s I
, II, and III
,”
Nos.7/8/9
, pp.234-237
“Brakhage’s Sincerity III
,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.153-156
“Causation, the Ampliation of Movement
and Avant-Garde Film,”
Nos.10/11
, pp.61-82
“Circles of Confusion,”
Nos.14/15
, pp.7-13
“Film: The Front Line,”
Nos.14/15
, pp.48-56
“Grisled Roots: An Interview with
Stan Brakhage,”
No.26
, pp.56-66
“Independent Film in Pittsburgh,”
No.3
, pp.100-108
“Letter From Hollis Frampton to Stan
Brakhage,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.212-213
“Lines of Sight, A Travelogue,”
Nos.35/36
, pp.67-69
“Montage of Voices,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.250-273
“Radical Form: Radical Content,”
No.22
, p.119
“Stan Brakhage at Millennium,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.297-307
“Structural Film: Revisions, New Versions,
and the Artifact. Part Two,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.122-134
“Structural Film: Revisions, New Versions,
and the Artifact,”
No.2
, pp.5-13
“Surrealism and Cinema: A Conversation
with Annette Michelson,”
No.1
, pp.52-59
“The Archaeology of Redemption: Toward
Archival Film,”
No.26
, pp.11-19
“The End of Avant-Garde Film,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.99-124
“The Untutored Eye
by Marjorie Keller,”
No.28
, pp.78-85
“Toward a Theory of Film Editing,”
No.3
, pp.79-99
“Towards Irreference: American Avant-Garde
Film of the Sixties,”
No.19
, pp.22-37
“Women in Avant-Garde Film: An Interview
with Annette Michelson,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.141-148
“Avant-Garde Film and Film Theory,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.135-143
“Composing for Film: The Work of Bill
Brand,”
No.3
, pp.55-61
“Montage of Voices,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.250-273
“Structural Film: Revisions, New Versions,
and the Artifact. Part Two,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.122-134
“German Worker’s Films 1918-1932:
Some Thoughts About The Red Front in Film,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.5-6
“Film: The Front Line,”
Nos.14/15
, pp.48-56
“Montage of Voices,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.250-273
“Robert Breer’s LMNO
,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.184-186
“Toward a Theory of Film Editing,”
No.3
, pp.79-99
“Structural Film: Revisions, New Versions,
and the Artifact. Part Two,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.122-134
“The End of Avant-Garde Film,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.99-124
“Interview with Robyn Brentano and
Andrew Horn,”
Nos.10/11
, pp.55-60
“Brazilian Avant-Garde Cinema: From
Limite to Red Light
Bandit ,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.33-42
“Brazilian Avant-Garde: Metacinema
in Tristes Tropiques ,”
No.6
, pp.82-89
“The End of Avant-Garde Film,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.99-124
“Visible Narrative, Visible Woman,”
No.6
, pp.18-30
“The Western Edge: Oil of L.A. and
the Machined Image,”
No.12
, pp.8-28
“Autobiography in Avant-Garde Film,”
No.1
, pp.60-105
“The End of Avant-Garde Film,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.99-124
“The Gay Sensibility in American Avant-Garde
Film,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.53-58
“Three Films by James Broughton and
Joel Singer,”
No.2
, pp.114-116
“Towards Irreference: American Avant-Garde
Film of the Sixties,”
No.19
, pp.22-37
“Painting the Light Fantastic: Carl
Brown,”
No.27
, pp.16-22
“Dune Dance
,”
Nos.10/11
, pp.23-27
“Ladies and Gentleman, the FBI (Freie
Berliner Ischen),”
Nos.30/31
, pp.7-11
“Die Statik der Eselbrucken: An Experiment
in Experimental Film,”
Nos.30/31
, pp.43-47
“The Death Dances of Michael Brynntrup,”
Nos.30/31
, pp.39-42
“Independent Film in Pittsburgh,”
No.3
, pp.100-108
“The Whitney Biennial: Video,”
No.13
, pp.113-115
“The Experimental Cinema in France,”
No.2
, pp.56-58
“Medieval Modernism: Buñuel’s
Autobiography,”
Nos.14/15
, pp.29-34
“Surrealism and Cinema: A Conversation
with Annette Michelson,”
No.1
, pp.52-59
“Synthetic Vision: The Dialectical
Imperative of Buñuel’s Las Hurdes
,”
Nos.7/8/9
, pp.140-150
“Toward a Social Cinema,”
No.1
, pp.21-24
“Toward a Theory of Film Editing,”
No.3
, pp.79-99
“Notes on four Films by Rudy Burckhardt,”
No.3
, pp.126-130
“View of Chicago,”
No.12
, pp.36-43
“There is an Independent Cinema in
Spain, But…,”
No.2
, pp.59-73
“There is an Independent Cinema in
Spain, But…,”
No.2
, pp.59-73
“There is an Independent Cinema in Spain, But…,” No.2 , pp.59-73
“Peter Campus at the Whitney,”
No.2
, pp.119-122
“Brazilian Avant-Garde Cinema: From
Limite to Red Light
Bandit ,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.33-42
“Outsider’s Overture: James Carman
on James Carman,”
Nos.30/31
, pp.72-75
“Tropical Disease: Towards Development
of An Alternative Cinema in Venezuela,”
Nos.10/11
, pp.171-175
“There is an Independent Cinema in
Spain, But…,”
No.2
, pp.59-73
“Tropical Disease: Towards Development
of An Alternative Cinema in Venezuela,”
Nos.10/11
, pp.171-175
“Jack Chambers’ Hart of London
,”
Nos.10/11
, pp.181-185
“The Whitney Biennial: Video,”
No.13
, pp.113-115
“From Cimabue to Cunningham: A Discussion
with Richard Lorber,”
Nos.10/11
, pp.5-17
“There is an Independent Cinema in
Spain, But…,”
No.2
, pp.59-73
“Before Agreement,”
No.22
, pp.130-132
“Montage of Voices,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.250-273
“The Archaeology of Redemption: Toward
Archival Film,”
No.26
, pp.11-19
“Independent Film in Pittsburgh,”
No.3
, pp.100-108
“Radical Form: Radical Content,”
No.22
, pp.124-126
“Reaching for Oblivion
,”
No.3
, pp.122-125
“The Gay Sensibility in American Avant-Garde
Film,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.53-58
“Yoshiko Chuma: Knocking, Champing
and Bumping,”
Nos.10/11
, pp.28-32
“View of Chicago,”
No.12
, pp.36-43
“Entr’acte
, Paris and Dada,”
No.1
, pp.5-11
“Toward a Theory of Film Editing,”
No.3
, pp.79-99
“Women in Avant-Garde Film: An Interview
with Annette Michelson,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.141-148
“Autobiography in Avant-Garde Film,”
No.1
, pp.60-105
“The Untutored Eye
by Marjorie Keller,”
No.28
, pp.78-85
“There is an Independent Cinema in
Spain, But…,”
No.2
, pp.59-73
“The Experimental Cinema in France,”
No.2
, pp.56-58
“Montage of Voices,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.250-273
“The Archaeology of Redemption: Toward
Archival Film,”
No.26
, pp.11-19
“Valse Triste
and Mongoloid,”
Nos.7/8/9
, pp.248-252
“Avant-Garde Film and Film Theory,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.135-143
“Montage of Voices,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.250-273
“Structural Film: Revisions, New Versions,
and the Artifact. Part Two,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.122-134
“Structural Film: Revisions, New Versions,
and the Artifact,”
No.2
, pp.5-13
“The Future of an Illusion(ism): Notes
on the New Japanese Avant-Garde Film,”
No.2
, pp.86-94
“From Public Virtue to Private Vice,”
No.13
, pp.36-45
“The Gay Sensibility in American Avant-Garde
Film,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.53-58
“Structural Film: Revisions, New Versions,
and the Artifact. Part Two,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.122-134
“Surrealism and Cinema: A Conversation
with Annette Michelson,”
No.1
, pp.52-59
“The Untutored Eye
by Marjorie Keller,”
No.28
, pp.78-85
“Towards Irreference: American Avant-Garde
Film of the Sixties,”
No.19
, pp.22-37
“There is an Independent Cinema in
Spain, But…,”
No.2
, pp.59-73
“View of Chicago,”
No.12
, pp.36-43
“Montage of Voices,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.250-273
“There is an Independent Cinema in
Spain, But…,”
No.2
, pp.59-73
“Report from Toronto,”
Nos.10/11
, pp.176-180
“The End of Avant-Garde Film,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.99-124
“View of Chicago,”
No.12
, pp.36-43
“The End of Avant-Garde Film,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.99-124
“Beyond Narrative: Notes Toward a
Theory of Interactive Cinema,”
Nos.20/21
, pp.124-125
“Brazilian Avant-Garde Cinema: From
Limite to Red Light
Bandit ,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.33-42
“Surrealism and Cinema: A Conversation
with Annette Michelson,”
No.1
, pp.52-59
“Toward a Theory of Film Editing,”
No.3
, pp.79-99
“Independent Film in Minneapolis/
St. Paul,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.144-152
“Brazilian Avant-Garde Cinema: From
Limite to Red Light
Bandit ,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.33-42
“The Experimental Cinema in France,”
No.2
, pp.56-58
“Montage of Voices,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.250-273
“The Experimental Cinema in France,”
No.2
, pp.56-58
“Did the Portapak Cause Video Art?
Notes On the Formation of a New Medium,”
No.29
, pp.3-28
“(Re)Discovering Charles Dekeukelaire,”
Nos.7/8/9
, pp.115-129
“There is an Independent Cinema in
Spain, But…,”
No.2
, pp.59-73
“British Avant-Garde Film,”
No.13
, pp.12-18
“Autobiography in Avant-Garde Film,”
No.1
, pp.60-105
“Independent Film in Pittsburgh,”
No.3
, pp.100-108
“Letters from Gidal and Le Grice,”
No.2
, pp.50-55
“Not Reconciled,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.95-97
“Structural Film: Revisions, New Versions,
and the Artifact. Part Two,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.122-134
“The End of Avant-Garde Film,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.99-124
“The Western Edge: Oil of L.A. and
the Machined Image,”
No.12
, pp.8-28
“Toward a Theory of Film Editing,”
No.3
, pp.79-99
“Towards Irreference: American Avant-Garde
Film of the Sixties,”
No.19
, pp.22-37
“Women and Film,”
Nos.14/15
, pp.42-47
“Women in Avant-Garde Film: An Interview
with Annette Michelson,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.141-148
“For a Cinema of the Central Eye,”
No.1
, pp.25-37
“Did the Portapak Cause Video Art?
Notes On the Formation of a New Medium,”
No.29
, pp.3-28
“Montage of Voices,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.250-273
“Avant-Garde Film and Film Theory,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.135-143
“Independent Film in Minneapolis/
St. Paul,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.144-152
“Notes on Three Films by Vivienne
Dick,”
No.6
, pp.90-94
“The Western Edge: Oil of L.A. and
the Machined Image,”
No.12
, pp.8-28
“Nathaniel Dorsky’s Variations
and Theme, ”
Nos.35/36
, pp.108-113
“Brazilian Avant-Garde Cinema: From
Limite to Red Light
Bandit ,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.33-42
“Mirror Spaces: A Review of Video
Spaces , Eight Installations,”
No.29
, pp.68-78
“Obituary,”
No.27
, p.80
“The Whitney Biennial: Video,”
No.13
, pp.113-115
“Independent Film in Minneapolis/
St. Paul,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.144-152
“Metaphorical Structures in La
Passion de Jean d’Arc,”
No.19
, pp.52-84
“Visible Narrative, Visible Woman,”
No.6
, pp.18-30
“German Worker’s Films 1918-1932:
Some Thoughts About The Red Front in Film,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.5-6
“Women in Avant-Garde Film: An Interview
with Annette Michelson,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.141-148
“The Archaeology of Redemption: Toward
Archival Film,”
No.26
, pp.11-19
“Towards Irreference: American Avant-Garde
Film of the Sixties,”
No.19
, pp.22-37
“Collective Movements and Solitary
Thrusts: German Experimental Film 1920-1990,”
Nos.30/31
, pp.90-116
“Displaced Persons: Daniel Eisenberg
Interviewed,”
No.27
, pp.48-63
“The Archaeology of Redemption: Toward
Archival Film,”
No.26
, pp.11-19
“Approaching Borderline
,”
Nos.7/8/9
, pp.130-139
“Eisenstein, Marshall, and Soviet
Cinema,”
Nos.14/15
, pp.15-21
“Eisenstein’s Early Work in Expressive
Behavior: The Montage of Movement,”
No.3
, pp.25-29
“Letters from Gidal and Le Grice,”
No.2
, pp.50-55
“Narration and Scenography in the
Later Eisenstein,”
No.13
, pp.62-80
“The Avantgarde and Politics,”
No.2
, pp.22-28
“Toward a Theory of Film Editing,”
No.3
, pp.79-99
“The Experimental Cinema in France,”
No.2
, pp.56-58
“Bruce Elder’s Lamentations
,”
No.22
, pp.88-96
“Interview with Bruce Elder,”
No.22
, pp.98-115
“Collective Movements and Solitary
Thrusts: German Experimental Film 1920-1990,”
Nos.30/31
, pp.90-116
“Remembering Ed Emshwiller,”
Nos.23/24
, pp.36-37
“Towards Irreference: American Avant-Garde
Film of the Sixties,”
No.19
, pp.22-37
“The Future of an Illusion(ism): Notes
on the New Japanese Avant-Garde Film,”
No.2
, pp.86-94
“Cinema and the Romantic Tradtition,”
No.1
, pp.38-51
“The Western Edge: Oil of L.A. and
the Machined Image,”
No.12
, pp.8-28
“The Films of Valie Export,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.181-187
“The Archaeology of Redemption: Toward
Archival Film,”
No.26
, pp.11-19
“Radical Form: Radical Content,”
No.22
, pp.120
“The Whitney Biennial: Video,”
No.13
, pp.113-115
“The Western Edge: Oil of L.A. and
the Machined Image,”
No.12
, pp.8-28
“Tropical Disease: Towards Development
of An Alternative Cinema in Venezuela,”
Nos.10/11
, pp.171-175
“The Experimental Cinema in France,”
No.2
, pp.56-58
“The Experimental Cinema in France,”
No.2
, pp.56-58
“Brazilian Avant-Garde Cinema: From
Limite to Red Light
Bandit ,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.33-42
“The Archaeology of Redemption: Toward
Archival Film,”
No.26
, pp.11-19
“The Western Edge: Oil of L.A. and
the Machined Image,”
No.12
, pp.8-28
“The End of Avant-Garde Film,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.99-124
“Montage of Voices,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.250-273
“Six Filmmakers and an Ideal of Composition,”
No.3
, pp.39-54
“Text for You Take Care Now
,”
No.25
, pp.10-13
“The Queen of Disaster: Ann Marie
Fleming,”
No.26
, pp.26-32
“The Western Edge: Oil of L.A. and the Machined Image,” No.12 , pp.8-28
“Arson: A Review of Otherwise Unexplained
Fire (1977) by Hollis Frampton,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.157-159
“Autobiography in Avant-Garde Film,”
No.1
, pp.60-105
“Avant-Garde Film and Film Theory,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.135-143
“Circles of Confusion,”
Nos.14/15
, pp.7-13
“Hollis Frampton: Three Talks at Millennium,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.274-294
“Lines of Sight, A Travelogue,”
Nos.35/36
, pp.69-71
“Reading Zorns Lemma
,”
No.2
, pp.38-49
“Structural Film: Revisions, New Versions,
and the Artifact. Part Two,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.122-134
“Talking About Magellan: An Interview
with Hollis Frampton,”
Nos.7/8/9
, pp.5-26
“The Avantgarde and Politics,”
No.2
, pp.22-28
“The Future of an Illusion(ism): Notes
on the New Japanese Avant-Garde Film,”
No.2
, pp.86-94
“The Gay Sensibility in American Avant-Garde
Film,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.53-58
“From Public Virtue to Private Vice,”
No.13
, pp.36-45
“There is an Independent Cinema in
Spain, But…,”
No.2
, pp.59-73
“The Whitney Biennial: Video,”
No.13
, pp.113-115
“View of Chicago,”
No.12
, pp.36-43
“Beyond Narrative: Notes Toward a
Theory of Interactive Cinema,”
Nos.20/21
, pp.126-129
“Montage of Voices,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.250-273
“Six Filmmakers and an Ideal of Composition,”
No.3
, pp.39-54
“Female Rage: The Films of Su Friedrich,”
No.12
, pp.79-86
“Gently Down the Stream
,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.195-198
“Montage of Voices,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.250-273
“Radical Form: Radical Content,”
No.22
, pp.118-123
“The End of Avant-Garde Film,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.99-124
“Women and Film,” Nos.14/15 , pp.42-47
“Mirror Spaces: A Review of Video
Spaces , Eight Installations,”
No.29
, pp.68-78
“Remembering Teiji Furuhashi,”
No.29
, pp.82-83
“Independent Film in Pittsburgh,”
No.3
, pp.100-108
“The Experimental Cinema in France,”
No.2
, pp.56-58
“Independent Film in Pittsburgh,”
No.3
, pp.100-108
“Avant-Garde Film and Film Theory,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.135-143
“Ernie Gehr: For Daniel
,”
No. 34
, pp.92-94
“Ernie Gehr’s Geography
,”
No.3
, pp.113-114
“Signaling Through the Flames: Ernie
Gehr’s Signal—Germany on the Air
,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.169-173
“Structural Film: Revisions, New Versions,
and the Artifact. Part Two,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.122-134
“The Critique of Seeing with One’s
Own Eyes: Ernie Gehr’s Untitled
(1976),”
No.12
, pp.134-136
“The End of Avant-Garde Film,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.99-124
“The Future of an Illusion(ism): Notes
on the New Japanese Avant-Garde Film,”
No.2
, pp.86-94
“Women in Avant-Garde Film: An Interview with Annette Michelson,” Nos.16/17/18 , pp.141-148
“The Whitney Biennial: Video,”
No.13
, pp.113-115
“Reaching for Oblivion
,”
No.3
, pp.122-125
“The Gay Sensibility in American Avant-Garde
Film,”
Nos.4/5
, pp.53-58
“The Western Edge: Oil of L.A. and
the Machined Image,”
No.12
, pp.8-28
“The Western Edge: Oil of L.A. and
the Machined Image,”
No.12
, pp.8-28
“Montage of Voices,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.250-273
“Montage of Voices,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.250-273
“Montage of Voices,”
Nos.16/17/18
, pp.250-273
“Peter Gidal at Millennium,”
No.2
, pp.14-22
“Some Introductory Thoughts on Gidal’s
Films and Theories,”
No.13
, pp.19-30
“Did the Portapak Cause Video Art?
Notes On the Formation of a New Medium,”
No.29
, pp.3-28
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