MFJ 56 Fall 2012 – Materialism in a Digital Age This is a call for articles, manifestoes, proposals, reviews, critiques or other writings on the revived interest in the materials and material bases of cinema.
The Millennium Film Journal is dedicated to artists’ cinema, where the term “cinema” includes all technologies of the moving image. With the possible demise of Kodak, the film industry’s embrace of the digital, and the closing of film labs, the photochemical medium seems to be in a period of rapid decline. But even in the face of this decline, artists around the world continue to use photochemical media with enthusiasm and commitment, while others seek out ways to ground materialist concepts and practices in bits and bytes. We invite artists, critics, theorists, historians and technicians to contribute texts addressing the many aspects of these phenomena. http://mfj-online.org/news for more information. MIllennium Film Journal mfj-online.org
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