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International Edition
May 20, 2013 Last Updated: 1:19:AM EDT

Art Films

Q&A: Ben Shapiro on "Gregory Crewdson: Brief...
by
Craig Hubert
The work of photographer Gregory Crewdson is full of cinematic allusions and references, from 1940’s film noir to the suburban nightmares of David Lynch. So it makes sense that, eventually, the camera would be turned around, making the artist the subject. “...
Art Films, Ben Shapiro, Craig Hubert, Film, Gregory Crewdson, Performing Arts
Gold Coast Film Festival Features World Premiere of...
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BLOUIN ARTINFO Australia
The Gold Coast Film Festival (GFCC), Australia’s preeminent pop culture film festival, has launched in Queensland with an impressive program of exciting new pop culture films, gritty crime thrillers, hilarious horror movie spoofs, and world-renowned anime...
anime, Art Films, australia, Australia & Pacific, Film, Film, Film festival, gfcc, gold coast film festival, Makoto Shinkai, News & Features, Nicholas Forrest, Pacific, Pop culture, The Garden of Words, Trailers, Sydney, News, Performing Arts
Weimar Germany’s Movie Diaspora Spreads Light and Dark...
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Graham Fuller
“The influence of anxiety” is one way of describing many of the 31 films in the Museum of Modern Art’s impressive “The Weimar Touch” exhibition, which starts next Wednesday, April 3, and runs through May 6.  As opposed to a conventional...
Art Films, Film, Graham Fuller, MoMA, New York, The Weimar Touch, News, Performing Arts
Cut and Paste: Q&A With Collage Filmmaker Lewis...
by
Craig Hubert
Digging up relics from the dustbin of history, Los Angeles-based experimental filmmaker Lewis Klahr makes films that breathe life into the dead images of our past. Comic books, advertisements, mail-order catalogs, and discarded pop songs are repurposed into...
Art Films, Craig Hubert, Film, Lewis Klahr, Museum of the Moving Image, Performing Arts
Christopher Doyle
Christopher Doyle Interview Part 1: Why Did Ai Weiwei...
by
Sam Gaskin
SHANGHAI — When we reach Christopher Doyle over Skype he’s working at his Kowloon Bay studio. “I don’t know if it’s a studio or a closet or a brothel or a repository of dreams – I’m not sure exactly what it is,” he cackles. “I think it’s a possibility, that’s...
Art Films, Asia, Christopher Doyle, Cinematography, Film, Leslie Cheung, News & Features, Tormented, Underwater Love: A Pink Musical, News, Performing Arts, AI Interview
Richard Foreman Tries the Movies (Again)
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J. Hoberman
A serious movie-goer and longtime partisan of what used to be called the New American Cinema, Richard Foreman has cited the influence of Robert Bresson on his approach to non-acting and the example of avant-garde film practice on his unique...
Anthology Film Archives, Art Films, Film, J. Hoberman, Richard Foreman, Performing Arts
The Dreamy Farewell From Raúl Ruiz, Chile's...
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Graham Fuller
The great Chilean filmmaker Raúl Ruiz, who died in August 2011, has left as his swan song a chimerically cryptic meditation on approaching death. Playfully elegiac, “Night Across the Street” – the title a simple metaphor for the big sleep –...
Art Films, Film, Graham Fuller, Night Across the Street, Raúl Ruiz, North America, Performing Arts
20 Must-Watch Artist Documentaries, From Basquiat to...
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BLOUIN ARTINFO
With Sundance just passed, Oscars on the horizon, and a cold New York winter keeping us indoors, ARTINFO HQ has been abuzz with movie talk lately. As is to be expected, there have been more than a few conversations about our favorite art films and...
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Art Documentaries, Art Films, Film, Visual Arts, Performing Arts, Lists
Never Mind the Lance Armstrong Biopic, Here Comes...
by
Graham Fuller
In May 1951, James Duthie set out on a 3,000-mile solo cycling trip from his corner of northeast Scotland to northern Norway, and back again. On his return, Duthie, who was affectionately known as “Dummy Jim” because he was profoundly deaf, wrote...
Art Films, Film, Graham Fuller, International Rotterdam Film Festival, North America, Performing Arts
Andy Warhol and Paul Morrissey Make Movies… Together?
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J. Hoberman
Interesting weekend for fans of films by Andy Warhol — or is Paul Morrissey? Or should we say “Andy Warhol” and “Paul Morrissey”?“San Diego Surf,” the posthumous Warhol film premiered last year by the Warhol Museum, is showing once daily at the...
Andy Warhol, Art Films, Film, J. Hoberman, Paul Morrissey, Performing Arts

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