[Frameworks] Landscapes and the Moving Image

[Chris Lynn]

Hello Frameworkers,

I would like to pass on a wonderful new issue from Moving Image Artists Journal 
on Landscape and the Moving Image.Artists discuss their work in relation to 
nature and landscape. A wonderful read with plenty of links to films. I was 
thrilled to be asked to participate.
Thanks and stay safe and well.

MIA JOURNAL • ISSUE 2 • MAY 2020

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Re: [Frameworks] walking

[Chris Lynn]

Hello Scott,I just finished a film last year called Scenes from 10 Walks-You 
can view it here if you wishScenes from 10 walksAll the best,Chris
  
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 Hey Frameworkers,
A colleague is interested in films in which walking is a central formal thread.
Do any of you have suggestions? 
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Re: [Frameworks] Apexart On the sensations of Tone-last weekend

[Chris Lynn]

Dear Frameworks,
For those who live in NY City,
I would recommend visiting the exhibit Footnotes: On the sensation of Tone at 
the Apexart Gallery.
This is the final weekend and it is a really special show on sound art. 
Here is something from the NY Times-
http://www.nytimes.com/events/art/galleries-other/foot-notes-on-the-sensations-of-tone-24416.html
and a link to the exhibit-
http://apexart.org/exhibitions/noble.php
Thanks for your time.
Enjoy the weekend.
Best,
Chris
www.framingsounds.com

On Thu, 3/5/15, direc...@lift.on.ca  wrote:

 Subject: Re: [Frameworks] American Indian and Indigenous experimental 
filmmakers
 To: "Experimental Film Discussion List" 
 Date: Thursday, March 5, 2015, 2:38 PM
 
 The link says Peter Adair worked on
 this project, but the book about the
 project is written by Sol Worth and John Adair. Was Peter
 Adair (of Holy
 Ghost People and Word is Out fame) actually involved in this
 project? Is
 there a relation?
 
 C
 
 > That¹s the program!  A pretty essential screening
 to include.  It ran at
 > UCLA as well in October.
 > https://www.cinema.ucla.edu/events/2014/10/25/navajo-film-themselves-1966
 >
 >
 > On 3/5/15 7:31 AM, "Gawthrop, Rob" 
 wrote:
 >
 >> "Navajo Film Themselves"
 >> http://www.penn.museum/sites/navajofilmthemselves/
 >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWMO2UGfaBI
 >>
 >> Rob
 >>
 >>
 >> From: Nate Cummings 
 >> Reply-To: Experimental Film Discussion List
 >> 
 >> Date: Thursday, 5 March 2015 03:02
 >> To: Experimental Film Discussion List 
 >> Subject: [Frameworks] American Indian and
 Indigenous experimental
 >> filmmakers
 >>
 >> Dear Frameworkers,
 >>
 >> A small group of students and alumni are programing
 an American Indian
 >> and
 >> Indigenous film screening series at CalArts for the
 end of the month.
 >> This
 >> will be a week long event from March 30th to April
 3rd.
 >>
 >> I'm reaching out to all of you for suggestions as
 we finalize our
 >> programming
 >> in the next coming weeks.
 >>
 >> The program covers a range of forms and techniques
 and any suggestions
 >> will be
 >> appreciated and looked at. We are specifically
 looking for work made by
 >> American Indian and Indigenous peoples, not simply
 about.
 >>
 >> Programs will be arranged around such topics as:
 >> The Construction of Knowledge in Ethnographic Film
 Practices
 >> The Preservation and Conservation of Indigenous
 Land and Rights
 >> Contemporary
 >> Indigenous Art and Crafts
 >> Personal Narratives and Histories on the
 Reservation.
 >>
 >> As the event draws closer I'll send out the program
 details for those
 >> interested in the Southern California and Los
 Angeles area.
 >>
 >> Thank you for any help and suggestions.
 >>
 >> Best,
 >>
 >> Nate Cummings-Lambert
 >> (Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians)
 >>
 >>
 >>
 >>
 >>   
 
 >> 
 >> 
 >> 
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 >> us
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Re: [Frameworks] LA super 8 camera: borrow/rental

[Chris Lynn]

Happy Holidays!
If you are in Washington DC live music and screenings tonight!
Films Below
1.Invocation (Ancient Harps) (Nick Collins, 2012)
U.K. 6:00 minutes.
Rhythms of summer light and ancient stone.

2.Marshy Place Across (Lorenzo Gattorna, 2012)
USA | Format: 16mm transferred to DV | color/b&w | sound | 4:30 minutes
The title signifies the Native American name for Assateague Island, a national 
seashore and natural landmark located off the coast of Maryland. A passive bay 
and pristine beach compose the barriers of this subtle yet stunning passage. 
Distractions amongst the dunes awaken development of the ecological and 
departure of the artificial. The film culminates in close proximity to a small 
band of feral horses
that share a common territory and domesticated ancestry. — L.G.


The link is here-
http://dc-soniccircuits.org/


Also  I am pleased to announce I have a new audio release on the amazing 
Impulsive Habitat label here-
http://impulsivehabitat.com/releases/ihab083.htm
Happy New Year!
Chris



On Friday, December 27, 2013 9:59 AM, Roger Wilson  
wrote:
 
Pro 8mm is in Burbank. They rent Super 8mm cameras.Phone: 818-848-5522 
Email: i...@pro8mm.com



Roger D. Wilson
Film Scientist
613 324 - 7504
rogerdwil...@sympatico.ca
http://www.rogerdwilson.ca


Without failure you can never achieve success. I have based my process and my 
career as an experimental film artist on this statement; and I welcome it as it 
pushes me forward as an artist to try something different, something new. 


> From: eteh...@gmail.com
> Date: Fri, 27 Dec 2013 05:11:50 -0800
> To: frameworks@jonasmekasfilms.com
> Subject: [Frameworks] LA super 8 camera: borrow/rental
> 
> 
> Dear Frameworkers, 
> 
> Hello, I hope you are well. 
> 
> I am in a sticky super 8 situation.. My camera is unable to function due to 
> oxidization of the battery (Canon 814 electric). It is now getting repaired. 
> I am visiting from out of the country and need to shoot something as soon as 
> possible; by tonight if that were to somehow work out- and by the latest next 
> Friday. 
> 
> Do any of you in Los Angeles have a super 8 camera capable of shooting 200t 
> that I could rent or borrow? 
> 
> Thank you in advance for any responses. 
> 
> I am grateful to everyone on this listserv for the help and advice over the 
> years and wish all of you a wonderful new year! 
> 
> Respectfully yours, 
> Jennifer 
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[Frameworks] Sonic Circuits screening 12/28/13-New Audio Release

[Chris Lynn]

Happy Holidays!
If you are in Washington DC live music and screenings tonight!
Films Below
1.Invocation (Ancient Harps) (Nick Collins, 2012)
U.K. 6:00 minutes.
Rhythms of summer light and ancient stone.

2.Marshy Place Across (Lorenzo Gattorna, 2012)
USA | Format: 16mm transferred to DV | color/b&w | sound | 4:30 minutes
The title signifies the Native American name for
 Assateague Island, a national seashore and natural landmark located off the 
coast of Maryland. A passive bay and pristine beach compose the barriers of 
this subtle yet stunning passage. Distractions amongst the dunes awaken 
development of the ecological and departure of the artificial. The film 
culminates in close proximity to a small band of feral horses
that share a common territory and domesticated ancestry. — L.G.


The link is here-
http://dc-soniccircuits.org/


Also  I am pleased to announce I have a new Audio release on the amazing 
Impulsive Habitat label here-
http://impulsivehabitat.com/releases/ihab083.htm
Happy New Year!
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Re: [Frameworks] Screening in London-Landscape films and Poetry

[Chris Lynn]

Hello Frameworkers-
I am really thrilled to be part of this event! 
If you are in London,  check it out-
Ocatillo
presents
    POETRY & FILMS
  An evening of films and readings
    With filmmakers Nick Collins, Dennis Dracup, 
Steve Dracup, Chris Lynn, Robert Robertson
  and poet filmmaker Maureen Kendal, 
  poetry by Spike Hawkins,
  and spontaneous readings

  September 30th 7.30pm
   The Poetry Café, 22 Betterton Street,
  Covent Garden,
  London WC2
  £5/£4 concs

Here is the link
http://www.poetrysociety.org.uk/events/event/2437/

Have a great weekend!



 From: David Tetzlaff 
To: Experimental Film Discussion List  
Sent: Friday, September 27, 2013 6:14 PM
Subject: Re: [Frameworks] Literature and experimental film
 

You might show Christopher Maclaine's The End as an example of the 
incorporation of Beat literary style in film. The soundtrack can be considered 
a reading of a work of Beat literature written specifically for the film. (And 
it's readily available on DVD.)
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Re: [Frameworks] Call for Entries: Looking In/Looking Out - Synthetic Zero/Emily Roberts-Negron show

[Chris Lynn]

Sorry Mitsu-
here is the link
pw: arollingmind

https://vimeo.com/61429784




 From: Mitsu Hadeishi 
To: frameworks@jonasmekasfilms.com 
Sent: Tuesday, September 17, 2013 1:27 PM
Subject: [Frameworks] Call for Entries: Looking In/Looking Out - Synthetic 
Zero/Emily Roberts-Negron show
 


The next Synthetic Zero show at BronxArtSpace, "Looking In/Looking Out" will be 
co-curated by Emily Roberts-Negron and Mitsu Hadeishi. We are looking for 
experimental video and film, visual art, performance, music, readings, dance, 
or other work for the show. The theme of the show is described below; please 
feel free to submit any and all work related to the theme closely or remotely. 
The submission deadline is October 10.
Looking in: I look at you, but I see a mixture of me and you, a facade of our 
reflections. When we look in on someone or some thing, we imagine what we see 
doesn't notice our gaze, yet the act of looking forever changes what we see as 
well as ourselves. Can we ever really be separate from what we see? Can we ever 
really touch what we see?
Looking out: A romantic gesture beyond ourselves. We look out at what appears 
to be a/the/our world, surrounding us in sequence. But its expanse is 
indefinite.  How far can we see before the lines begin to blur?
Can we see without looking?
Please email us at eve...@syntheticzero.com with information about your 
submission; links, images, artist statement. If you would like to submit video, 
please do NOT send DVDs --- send links to videos on Vimeo, YouTube, or download 
links for video files.
Please call 718 772-4961
DIRECTIONS:
The art space is at 305 E. 140th St., #1A, Bronx NY 10454.

We're about 20 minutes from Union Square. From Manhattan, 4-5 train to 125th, 
transfer to 6, one stop to 3rd Ave/138th St, it's 2 blocks from there. Note 
there are two exits at 3rd Ave/138th, one at Alexander Ave and one at 3rd Ave. 
Ring 3A or 1B if 1A does not answer.
PLEASE FORWARD THIS TO FRIENDS! Thanks.

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Re: [Frameworks] 7th Urban/Rural Landscapes program for Utopia Film/Festival/Sonic Circuits

[Chris Lynn]

Dear Frameworkers-
forgot to add Landscapes to the notice-
sorry
Chris H Lynn here-
I am putting together the 7th Urban/Rural Landscapes program for the Utopia 
Film Festival in Greenbelt, Md-
So if you would like to submit please do-
there is no fee-just put Utopia Film Festival c/o of chris lynn on the package-
I can only screen dvd's-
if you want to send a quick time file-or a link to your film-that is fine-
Duration 30 min max-the program is about 90 minutes-
I would like to put this together by the middle of August-
the link to the Utopia Film Festival is here-
http://www.utopiafilmfestival.org/submit.html-

here is a link to last year's program-just scroll down
http://www.utopiafilmfestival.org/day.html
the address is below-
15 Crescent RoadSuite 204
Greenbelt MD 20770
U S A
Phone: 301-466-9524

I am also screening for Sonic Circuits as well starting in August-
Here is a link for Sonic Circuits-
http://dc-soniccircuits.org/
Sonic Circuits is open to screening real film, but you may have to bring your 
own projector-this is more open as far as deadlines go 
and it is always evolving, the events have been amazing so far! 
Any questions you can email me at chrishenryl...@gmail.com-
Last note, if you are in Seoul, Korea this Thursday one of my films will be 
screened with sound artist Una Lee-
here is the link-
https://www.facebook.com/events/474529525970148/
Thanks for your time-
All the best,
Chris


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Sent: Monday, June 24, 2013 2:02 PM
Subject: Re: [Frameworks] 7th Urban/Rural program for Utopia 
Film/Festival/Sonic Circuits
 


Dear Frameworkers,
Chris H Lynn here-
I am putting together the 7th Urban/Rural program for the Utopia Film Festival 
in Greenbelt, Md-
So if you would like to submit please do-
there is no fee-just put Utopia Film Festival c/o of chris lynn on the package-
I can only screen dvd's-
if you want to send a quick time file-or a link to your film-that is fine-
Duration 30 min max-the program is about 90 minutes-
I would like to put this together by the middle of August-
the link to the Utopia Film Festival is here-
http://www.utopiafilmfestival.org/submit.html-

here is a link to last year's program-just scroll down
http://www.utopiafilmfestival.org/day.html
the address is below-
15 Crescent RoadSuite 204
Greenbelt MD 20770
U S A
Phone:
 301-466-9524

I am also screening for Sonic Circuits as well starting in August-
Here is a link for Sonic Circuits-
http://dc-soniccircuits.org/
Sonic Circuits is open to screening real film, but you may have to bring your 
own projector-this is more open as far as deadlines go 
and it is always evolving, the events have been amazing so far! 
Any questions you can email me at chrishenryl...@gmail.com-
Last note, if you are in Seoul, Korea this Thursday one of my films will be 
screened with sound artist Una Lee-
here is the link-
https://www.facebook.com/events/474529525970148/
Thanks for your time-
All the best,
Chris







 From: Fred Camper 
To: Experimental Film Discussion List  
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2013 11:43 AM
Subject: Re: [Frameworks] Feet of 16mm film
 

Quoting David Dvorchak :

> http://www.paulivester.com/films/runtimes.htm

Sure, useful site, fine, but the Web keeps making us stupider; why not learn to 
do the calculations yourself? It's not hard. 20 minutes X 60 seconds per minute 
X 24 frames per second divided by 40 frames per foot of 16mm = 720 feet.

It's always useful to have in one's head a few key statistics regarding one's 
chosen gauge(s): frames in a foot, length of typical reels

Fred Camper
Chicago
(who keeps noticing that though no one follows me in listing location, constant 
questions pop up about "where are you located" when someone wants a repair, or 
to sell or give away something, necessitating more emails...)

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Re: [Frameworks] 7th Urban/Rural program for Utopia Film/Festival/Sonic Circuits

[Chris Lynn]

Dear Frameworkers,
Chris H Lynn here-
I am putting together the 7th Urban/Rural program for the Utopia Film Festival 
in Greenbelt, Md-
So if you would like to submit please do-
there is no fee-just put Utopia Film Festival c/o of chris lynn on the package-
I can only screen dvd's-
if you want to send a quick time file-or a link to your film-that is fine-
Duration 30 min max-the program is about 90 minutes-
I would like to put this together by the middle of August-
the link to the Utopia Film Festival is here-
http://www.utopiafilmfestival.org/submit.html-

here is a link to last year's program-just scroll down
http://www.utopiafilmfestival.org/day.html
the address is below-
15 Crescent RoadSuite 204
Greenbelt MD 20770
U S A
Phone: 301-466-9524

I am also screening for Sonic Circuits as well starting in August-
Here is a link for Sonic Circuits-
http://dc-soniccircuits.org/
Sonic Circuits is open to screening real film, but you may have to bring your 
own projector-this is more open as far as deadlines go 
and it is always evolving, the events have been amazing so far! 
Any questions you can email me at chrishenryl...@gmail.com-
Last note, if you are in Seoul, Korea this Thursday one of my films will be 
screened with sound artist Una Lee-
here is the link-
https://www.facebook.com/events/474529525970148/
Thanks for your time-
All the best,
Chris







 From: Fred Camper 
To: Experimental Film Discussion List  
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2013 11:43 AM
Subject: Re: [Frameworks] Feet of 16mm film
 

Quoting David Dvorchak :

> http://www.paulivester.com/films/runtimes.htm

Sure, useful site, fine, but the Web keeps making us stupider; why not learn to 
do the calculations yourself? It's not hard. 20 minutes X 60 seconds per minute 
X 24 frames per second divided by 40 frames per foot of 16mm = 720 feet.

It's always useful to have in one's head a few key statistics regarding one's 
chosen gauge(s): frames in a foot, length of typical reels

Fred Camper
Chicago
(who keeps noticing that though no one follows me in listing location, constant 
questions pop up about "where are you located" when someone wants a repair, or 
to sell or give away something, necessitating more emails...)

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Re: [Frameworks] Audio Visual events on 6/14/13 at the ATA and Dotolim

[Chris Lynn]

Dear Frameworkers,  Chris Lynn here 
I would like to share with you a couple of really nice audio visual  events I 
will be part of this Friday-6/14/13
I curated a show with Janel Leppin at the ATA this Friday-the details are 
here-http://www.atasite.org/2013/06/her-tail-was-cut-in-two/
and the program is here-http://framingsounds.com/
thanks to Janel Leppin, Filipe Afonso and Ann Deborah Levy
I also have an event at the incredible Dotolim in Seoul, South Korea with Una 
Lee-the details are here-
http://www.dotolim.com/?p=2440
Spread the word if you can-
All the best,
Chris H Lynn
--- On Mon, 6/10/13, etehram  wrote:

From: etehram 
Subject: Re: [Frameworks] CALL FOR ENTRIES / APPEL A FILM : Festival des 
Cinémas Différents et Expérimentaux de Paris
To: "Experimental Film Discussion List" 
Date: Monday, June 10, 2013, 3:09 PM

Hello! 
I hope you are well. I have just found out about this wonderful film festival 
and was wondering if there is any chance you would be accepting more 
submissions. I am at your liberty. 

I look forward to hearing from you. 
Respectfully yours, Jennifer Saparzadeh 


Jennifer Saparzadeh +41 78 909 91 44 Av. du Rond-Point 7 Lausanne, Suisse 1006 

On Tue, May 28, 2013 at 6:38 PM, Festival des Cinémas Différents et 
Expérimentaux de Paris  wrote:

Dear Frameworkers, 



This is a reminder to let you know about the approaching deadline for 
submitting films to the next edition of the Paris Festival for Different and 
Experimental Cinemas.




Please take a moment to submit your latest experiments with films or videos : 
http://www.cjcinema.org/pages/festival.php




This year, the festival will take place in October 16th-20th.



We look forward receiving more film submissions ! 






Festival des Cinémas Différents et Expérimentaux de Paris



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Re: [Frameworks] °**° Heritage Film Festival

[Chris Lynn]

Dear Frameworkers,
Sorry I forgot to post this earlier-If anyone is in Maryland tomorrow nite-A 
Rolling Mind my audio visual collaboration with Una Lee will be screened at the 
Heritage film festival curated by the incredible O.Funmilayo Makarah. There 
will also be filmmakers present this weekend who were part of The LA Rebellion 
as well-
Here are some links about Makarah and the LA Rebellion
http://www.cinema.ucla.edu/la-rebellion/ofunmilayo-makarah
http://www.nga.gov/programs/film/larebellion.shtm
http://hcl.harvard.edu/hfa/films/2013aprjun/la.html
Here is the schedule-
http://www.heritagefilm-videofest.org/blank_4.html
and a link to A Rolling Mind-
http://vimeo.com/61473478
Best,
Chris H Lynn


--- On Tue, 4/23/13, Klaus W. Eisenlohr  wrote:

From: Klaus W. Eisenlohr 
Subject: [Frameworks] °**° Thursday , 26 April - Gabriele Stellbaum - Directors 
Lounge Screening °**°
To: "Frameworks List" 
Date: Tuesday, April 23, 2013, 8:47 AM


°**° Thursday, 26 April - Gabriele Stellbaum -
Directors L
Directors Lounge Screening:


Gabriele Stellbaum

My over-groomed sense of entitlement



Thursday, 25 April 2013
21:00

Z-Bar

Bergstraße 2

10115 Berlin-Mitte


A woman, the sole character in the scene and obviously in some
dependent employment stops to act according to the role expected of
her as employe. With unblinking eyes she seems to follow a different
agenda, or maybe a ³vision². She seems to act strange or
unreasonable, however it could be the opposite, that all of her
surroundings appear to be unreasonable to her. ³I would prefer not
to...² is her response when asked directly (Bartleby) This brief
outline of ³Bartleby² a video adaptation of the novel of Herman
Melville basically matches several of Gabriele Stellbaum's more recent
works. Another response of the female main character is: ³What you
call a violation has been an act of disgust² (Summer Frost). The
films are set in very different locations or studio sets. The camera
follows her almost all the time, it is very rarely allowed to detach
from her, and thus transmits a claustrophobic feeling, already. The
picture is clear, pristine and of that unforgiving sharpness of high
definition video realism, and still there is a sense of surrealism
similar to some of Lars von Trier's Dogma films (and ³Dogville²).
According to the artist it is all based on images, she starts a
project with a mental image she has, and searches or builds the sets
she is looking for: an office space that totally matches the color of
her printed cotton dress (Bartleby); a public indoor pool and all the
adjacent facility spaces connected with it (Friday, the 13th); a
seemingly endless parking garage that functions as a spiral-shaped
maze (Honest Lies); or a flat, snow covered winter landscape used as
intermitted images.



Gabriele Stellbaum will be present for Q&A. Curated by Klaus W.
Eisenlohr


Full program details:

http://www.richfilm.de/filmUpload/1-framesStellbaum.html


Artist Links:

http://stellbaum.wordpress.com/

http://www.artnet.com/magazineus/features/becker/Gabriele-Stellbaum8-27-10.asp


Links:
Directors Lounge

http://www.directorslounge.net

Z-Bar

http://www.z-bar.de


--
 


Klaus W. Eisenlohr,
Osnabrücker Str. 25, D-10589 Berlin, Germany







email:  
    
    
 kl...@richfilm.de

and film production:   
    
 http://www.richfilm.de





phone:    
    
    
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Re: [Frameworks] call for works 30 minute showcase

[Chris Lynn]

Hello Frameworkers-If anyone is interested in submitting their work for a 
monthly screening showcase with Sonic Circuits please email me at 
chrishenryl...@gmail.com-Since November I have been screening films with Sonic 
CircuitsI have a 30 minute block or so-The attendance and reception have been 
great!
Here is a link to Sonic Circuits-http://dc-soniccircuits.org/I also have a new 
audi visual collaboration with sound artist Una Lee 
here-http://vimeo.com/61473478This entire film will be screened on April 
Saturday, Apr 20th, 2013  with Many Arms + Toshimaru Nakamura, Lab Mice, Red 
Spells Red, international electromatics @Pyramid AtlanticHave a great weekend!

--- On Sat, 3/16/13, Bryan McManus  wrote:

From: Bryan McManus 
Subject: Re: [Frameworks] recommendations for a reading on documentary technique
To: "Experimental Film Discussion List" 
Date: Saturday, March 16, 2013, 9:56 AM

Rabiger's book,  "directing the documentary" good luck!
Bryan McManus

On Saturday, March 16, 2013, David Han  wrote:

Just thought I'd pick the collective brain here and see what all your lovely 
minds would recommend in terms of a reading that discusses approaches to 
documentary filmmaking from a production standpoint.



Thanks!



David Han

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Re: [Frameworks] Revolutions per Minute - Golgate

[Chris Lynn]

Speaking of Sound Art-If anyone  is in Washington  DC tonight-you should try to 
make this-films and experimental musicSonic Circuits presents:
BLK TAG
BLK TAG are a collaborative effort between JS Adams (BLK w/BEAR) and Chris 
Videll (Tag Cloud) first created for Long Division with Remainders’ 
Collision/Detection project. Their VERSION 5 download EP was released October 
2012 on Front & Follow (UK) and will be included in a 2013 CD collection of all 
versions and additional tracks. BLK TAG contributed to Music for Restrooms 
(District of Noise) and the STYLUS!BLACK!FACTORY performance at the Sonic 
Circuits 2012 festival. Zeromoon net label released BLK FRIDAY : TAG SALE - 
their spontaneous response to Black Friday consumerism and post-apocalyptic 
consumption - in December 2013. The pair finds influence in disparate pairings 
of dead media recording blanks, Peter Hammill, Wir(e), Throbbing Gristle, Coil, 
10cc, Henry Rollins, Amon Düül II, György Ligeti and the accordion music of 
Aimable Pluchard. Additional assist on BLK TAG recordings comes from Doug 
Poplin (BLK w/BEAR, Bach Sinfonia), Mark Ophidian
 (Animals With Machinery; Crippled Black Phoenix) and PD Sexton (BLK w/BEAR). 
Thanks to Mark Beazley - Trace Recordings (UK) for mastering and to Justin 
Watson (Front & Follow) for first suggesting the collaboration. This 
performance marks the live premiere of BLK TAG and will include some very 
special guests on guitar and cello.
An ominous, brooding, industrial soundtrack to something unthinkable … 
Underground of Happiness [ Cork. Ireland ]
blk_tag.adams-dress.com
 
InMacro (Janx)
Several AM/FM receivers will be tuned to commercial stations, borrowing from 
the commercial spectrum. The audio from these receivers will be fed into 
several low power AM/FM transmitter/receiver pairs. The audio from this will be 
routed to a central control station which will have a series of signal 
processors as well as controls for the various radios. Simultaneously, visual 
representations of the sound, created through either digital or analog means, 
will be projected in different areas of the space. Finally, the created sound 
will be broadcast back onto an FM wavelength, representing the return of what 
we have borrowed to its natural environment. InMacro features radio producer 
and multi-instrumentalist Luke Stewart, violist and lifelong tinkerer Patrick 
McNameeking, programmer and musician Craig Roche.
 
Weed Tree
Layne Garrett works with guitars, found objects, and self-built instruments. He 
plays in the improvising duo Weed Tree with drummer Amanda Huron. Other 
activities have included organizing a large-scale tape-loop intervention in 
Rock Creek Park, constructing a found-metal gong garden in his back yard, and 
building a strange rolling sound sculpture for last year's Sonic Circuits 
festival that was a real hit with the kids. “Layne Garrett is one of 
Washington, DC's most creative artists. He is consistently pushing the 
boundaries of instrumentation and approaches sound in ways that are always 
fresh." -Socket Records
 
Bay Players Experimental Music Collective
The Bay Players Experimental Music Collective is a group of composers and 
performers whose sole purpose is the performance and advocacy of experimental 
music from the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. We utilize traditional 
instruments, such as electric and double bass, percussion, trombone, piano, 
violin, and saxophone; voice; computers; and found objects. Our specialization 
is in performing boundary-pushing scores—works that showcase the use of graphic 
notation, indeterminacy, improvisation, installation, theater, and live 
electronics. 
http://bayplayers.tumblr.com/
 
Khristian Weeks
I am an artist and improviser working in the fields of sound, kinetics, 
assemblage, and optics. My primary interest is in the process of discovery 
experienced through observation and experimentation. Playing a fundamental role 
in my creative processes as well as in their realization is the use of chance, 
non-intention, and natural phenomena to produce self-sustaining systems of 
movement, sound, and light. My sound work includes musique concrete, field 
recording, installation, and electronic, electro-acoustic, and 
electro-mechanical improvisation. My work also exhibits various types of 
movement, and reveals optical phenomena such as shadow, caustics, reflection, 
refraction, and projection. Pieces are presented as performance installations / 
interventions and as autonomous, kinetic assemblage-environments. In addition 
to solo activities, I create sound and light design in collaboration with 
dance, film/video and theatre artists.
http://visceralmedia.blogspot.com

Plus we'll be screening a selection of recent avant garde short films in the 
middle of the program:
1.ATRACADOS | MOORED
Two boys, in a harbor, talk about leaving their home and city. Although they 
feel they can't live outside, when one of them remembers a dream in which they 

Re: [Frameworks] Landscape films with Sonic Circuits this Saturday! 12/15/12

[Chris Lynn]

Hello everyone,sorry forgot to post this in the updates-I am screening a few 
films with Sonic Circuits this Saturday night at Pyramid Atlantic in Silver 
Spring, Md--The link is 
below-http://dc-soniccircuits.org/calendar/show/141/2012-12-15-tom-boram-keep-anthony-pirog-praxiscattimmy-sells-his-soul-human-food-pyramid-atlantic/Check
 it out if you can-Looks like there will be more planned in the new 
year.Best,ChrisHudson River Landscapes-DIR: Patrick Tarrant
Recorded from a 24th floor window on Broadway, Hudson River Landscapes maps the 
elevated terrain of Manhattan's Upper West Side where laborers and layabouts, 
while displaced from the city beneath them, and framed by the river behind them 
, function like secret agents in an unscripted spy drama.Windows and Clouds- 
Dir: Chris H Lynn
Window cleaners dangle on a skyscraper in Shanghai. Their movements are 
accompanied by sailing clouds reflected in the windows.Those Inescapable 
Slivers of Celluloid - DIR: Jeremy Moss
Part lyrical exploration, part structural landscape study – an 
abstract/personal Super 8mm collage documentary. Music-Olivia BlockDe Luce 1: 
Vegetare - DIR: Janis Crystal Lipzin.
The colors and light of a garden are transformed by Janis Crystal Lipzin’s 
alchemical experiments with the film material and photochemical 
processes.Hudson River Landscapes-DIR: Patrick Tarrant
Recorded from a 24th floor window on Broadway, Hudson River Landscapes maps the 
elevated terrain of Manhattan's Upper West Side where laborers and layabouts, 
while displaced from the city beneath them, and framed by the river behind them 
, function like secret agents in an unscripted spy drama.Windows and Clouds- 
Dir: Chris H Lynn
Window cleaners dangle on a skyscraper in Shanghai. Their movements are 
accompanied by sailing clouds reflected in the windows.Those Inescapable 
Slivers of Celluloid - DIR: Jeremy Moss
Part lyrical exploration, part structural landscape study – an 
abstract/personal Super 8mm collage documentary. Music-Olivia BlockDe Luce 1: 
Vegetare - DIR: Janis Crystal Lipzin.
The colors and light of a garden are transformed by Janis Crystal Lipzin’s 
alchemical experiments with the film material and photochemical 
processes.Hudson River Landscapes-DIR: Patrick Tarrant
Recorded from a 24th floor window on Broadway, Hudson River Landscapes maps the 
elevated terrain of Manhattan's Upper West Side where laborers and layabouts, 
while displaced from the city beneath them, and framed by the river behind them 
, function like secret agents in an unscripted spy drama.Windows and Clouds- 
Dir: Chris H Lynn
Window cleaners dangle on a skyscraper in Shanghai. Their movements are 
accompanied by sailing clouds reflected in the windows.Those Inescapable 
Slivers of Celluloid - DIR: Jeremy Moss
Part lyrical exploration, part structural landscape study – an 
abstract/personal Super 8mm collage documentary. Music-Olivia BlockDe Luce 1: 
Vegetare - DIR: Janis Crystal Lipzin.
The colors and light of a garden are transformed by Janis Crystal Lipzin’s 
alchemical experiments with the film material and photochemical 
processes.Hudson River Landscapes-DIR: Patrick Tarrant
Recorded from a 24th floor window on Broadway, Hudson River Landscapes maps the 
elevated terrain of Manhattan's Upper West Side where laborers and layabouts, 
while displaced from the city beneath them, and framed by the river behind them 
, function like secret agents in an unscripted spy drama.Windows and Clouds- 
Dir: Chris H Lynn
Window cleaners dangle on a skyscraper in Shanghai. Their movements are 
accompanied by sailing clouds reflected in the windows.Those Inescapable 
Slivers of Celluloid - DIR: Jeremy Moss
Part lyrical exploration, part structural landscape study – an 
abstract/personal Super 8mm collage documentary. Music-Olivia BlockDe Luce 1: 
Vegetare - DIR: Janis Crystal Lipzin.
The colors and light of a garden are transformed by Janis Crystal Lipzin’s 
alchemical experiments with the film material and photochemical processes.
--- On Thu, 12/13/12, Buck Bito  wrote:

From: Buck Bito 
Subject: Re: [Frameworks] ektachrome 100d r.i.p.
To: "Experimental Film Discussion List" 
Date: Thursday, December 13, 2012, 10:09 PM

Hi Zach,
There were other processes for older Ektachromes:
EM-24 / EM-25
EM-26 / EM-27
Last I checked, Martin Baumgarten at Plattsburgh Photographic Services is
still offering processing for these older Ektachromes, but while he's the
best value around for this kind of processing, I think its still around
double what you'd pay for E-6.

I don't recommend the older Ektachromes (even the E-6 stocks prior to
100D) unless you're doing it FOR that look - drab and cold by my eye when
it was fresh and who knows if its 10-years+ expired. Grab some 100D while
you still can for anything you want to look "good".

-Take care,
---Buck Bito - Movette

On Thu, December 13, 2012 8:58 am, zach vonjoo wrote:
> Wondering, does all ektachrome use the E-6 process?  Curious about using
> old e

Re: [Frameworks] DC Film

[Chris Lynn]

Dear Andre,I am not sure if there is a strong community, but I have organized 
screenings that deal with Urban/Rural Landscapes for the Utopia film festival 
in Greenbelt, MDand had my own work screened  at Pyramid Atlantic Gallery -I am 
working on an event this Saturday at Pyramid Atlantic-both events in MD-The 
events are always well attendedI would say there may be a stronger community in 
Baltimore, Md-DC seems to be more narrative or documentary  basedbut I could be 
wrongI can give you links to the events if you like-my email is 
chrishenryl...@gmail.comi hope this helps-Best,Chris Lynn--- On Tue, 11/20/12, 
Andre Szabo <24sz...@gmail.com> wrote:

From: Andre Szabo <24sz...@gmail.com>
Subject: [Frameworks] DC Film
To: "frameworks@jonasmekasfilms.com" 
Date: Tuesday, November 20, 2012, 11:57 AM

Is there such a thing as an experimental film community in DC? If so, would 
someone please point me in the right direction?

-Andre Bogart




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Re: [Frameworks] Millennium Film Journal No 56 Page Preview (Bradley Eros)

[Chris Lynn]

Dear Frameworkers,thanks to everyone who sent films to the Urban/Rural 
landscape event next week-and the upcoming Sonic Circuits show-I also wanted to 
mention I have a new collection of sounds on the amazing Echomusic label based 
in Greece-go here to have a listen or download if you are 
interestedhttp://echomusicrecordings.wordpress.com/online-releases/chris-lynn-remote-partings/All
 the best,Chris

--- On Thu, 10/11/12, MIllennium Film Journal  wrote:

From: MIllennium Film Journal 
Subject: [Frameworks] Millennium Film Journal No 56 Page Preview (Bradley Eros)
To: "Experimental Film Discussion List" 
Date: Thursday, October 11, 2012, 8:52 AM

MFJ 56 "Material Practice: From Sprockets to Binaries" is in the last stages of 
production. Publication is in about 10 days.
In a few days the pre-publication subscription and single issue offers will 
end. http://www.mfj-online.org/special_offers/
Here is a preview (part of Bradley Eros' contribution)
http://www.mfj-online.org/2012/mfj-no-56-preview/


Grahame WeinbrenSenior EditorMillennium Film Journalhttp://mfj-online.org

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Re: [Frameworks] Urban/Rural Landscape programs

[Chris Lynn]

Dear Frameworkers.Chris Lynn here-I am curating two Urban/Rural landscape 
programs this Fall-The first one is for the Utopia Film Festival in Greenbelt, 
Md on Oct 21 at 4pm-http://www.utopiafilmfestival.org/The second event is a 
benefit show with Sonic Circuits at
 Pyramid Atlantic in Silver Spring-this will be part film/part live music on 
November 24Each program will be about an hour or so-The program highlights 
landscape films-narrative or non-narrative-If you are interested in submitting 
please send your
 work here-Utopia film Festival c/o of Chris Lynn15 Crescent Road
Suite 204
Greenbelt MD 20770
U S A-
more info here-
There is no fee-please provide bio and synopsis of your work-Dvd-ntscI have 
screened some amazing work in the past-which will be updated on the site 
soon-If you have any questions please email me atchrishenryl...@gmail.com-All 
the best,Chris





--- On Thu, 8/30/12, Mark Toscano  wrote:

From: Mark Toscano 
Subject: [Frameworks] Deluxe Toronto
To: "Experimental Film Discussion List" 
Date: Thursday, August 30, 2012, 8:26 PM

FYI - 
If anyone has elements sitting at Deluxe Labs in Toronto, now is the time to 
pick them up.  Deluxe Toronto has laid off almost everyone and is closing, and 
they are eager to return elements to their rightful owners.  
Mark Toscano

  
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Re: [Frameworks] new release from Chris H Lynn

[Chris Lynn]

Hello Frameworkers,Chris H Lynn here-for those who may be interested I have a 
few new releases in the audio/visual world-I have been posting a number of my 
films shot in China between 2008-2012-most of them were inspired by Seventeenth 
Century  Chinese landscape Painting recreated on woodblocks-
http://modisti.com/12/2012/08/09/peoples-park-reverie-by-chris-h-lynn/http://vimeo.com/46119865http://vimeo.com/40814158I
 also have a new audio release on the electronic musik label based in the UK-
http://electronicmusik.wordpress.com/2012/07/15/latest-release-from-chris-lynn-on-electronic-musik-free-download/All
 the
 best,Chris

--- On Thu, 8/9/12, steven woloshen  wrote:

From: steven woloshen 
Subject: Re: [Frameworks] FrameWorks Digest, Vol 27, Issue 9 message 7
To: frameworks@jonasmekasfilms.com
Date: Thursday, August 9, 2012, 1:23 PM





Hi,

In regards to the handmade resources, I would would just like to point you in 
the directions of my Tumblr site:
http://scratchatopia.tumblr.com/.

I'm trying to build as many links and tools as possible,

best,


Steven Woloshen
http://scratchatopia.tumblr.com/


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> 
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> 
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> > 
> > On Tue, Aug 7, 2012 at 11:41 AM, Adam Hyman  wrote:
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 They
> > did in the 1990s; might have trashed them by now, but who knows?
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> > On 8/7/12 11:28 AM, "Scott Dorsey"  wrote:
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> > > equipment to the Nixon White House,
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Re: [Frameworks] new work!

[Chris Lynn]

Hello FrameworkersJust wanted to mention I have a new audio release on the 
excellent Green Field Recordings label based in PortugalThe disc is called-A 
Dance in Slow time along the Pacific Rim-go 
here-http://greenfieldrecordings.yolasite.com/audio-2012.phpand a new video 
herehttp://vimeo.com/39849525take a look if you have the time-have a wonderful 
weekendall the best,chris
--- On Sat, 4/14/12, Chris Kennedy  wrote:

From: Chris Kennedy 
Subject: [Frameworks]  Rick Corrigan "Soundtracks For Brakhage"
To: frameworks@jonasmekasfilms.com
Date: Saturday, April 14, 2012, 10:18 AM

This is great. I just got it and just listened to it. Worth getting the old
sony walkman out for. Well recommended. The music stands the test of time.
Want to (re?) see the films now.

Chris


On 3/29/12 12:42 AM, "frameworks-requ...@jonasmekasfilms.com"
 wrote:

>

Dear Frameworkers,

I thought this may be of interest
> to some of you.

Through my imprint Imminent Frequencies, I have just released
> Rick Corrigan
"Soundtracks For Brakhage" a limited edition cassette release,
> which
compiles three of the soundtracks Rick Corrigan made between 1990-1992
> for
films by Stan Brakhage. The three soundtracks presented here are;
> Boulder
Blues and Pearls and ..., Crack Glass Eulogy and Visions in Meditation
> Part
3: Plato's Cave. The recordings were transferred from the original
> tape
masters by Rick himself and the artwork was created using strips from
> the
16mm films courtesy of Marilyn Brakhage and Fred Camper.


 *
*
*IF17 -
> RICK CORRIGAN "SOUNDTRACKS FOR BRAKHAGE"*
*c34 Edition of 150*

Three
> electronic soundtracks by Rick Corrigan composed for films by the
visionary
> filmmaker Stan Brakhage. During the mid 1980¹s Rick Corrigan was
part of the
> Colorado-based experimental ensemble Architect¹s Office when he
befriended
> local film legend Stan Brakhage. In the years that followed they
would
> collaborate on numerous film projects and live performances in and
around
> Boulder, Colorado. The three soundtracks presented here were made
between
> 1990-1992 and were composed on a variety of synthesizers and
electronic
> instruments. Over the course of each piece Corrigan uses various
techniques to
> create a wide range of otherworldly sounds. Layers constantly
shift in texture
> and tone forming an aural mosaic. Never redundant and
thoroughly genuine,
> these are the sounds of an amazing electronic
synthesis. Transferred from the
> original cassette masters and featuring
artwork created from Brakhage's
> original 16mm films.




> 
> For pictures, sound clips and purchasing info please
> visit:
www.imminentfrequencies.com






thanks,


ryan


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Re: [Frameworks] ONE to EIGHT REDUX tour

[Chris Lynn]

Congratulations Roger!Looks fascinating-safe travelsAll the best,Chris
--- On Thu, 9/15/11, Beebe,Roger W  wrote:

From: Beebe,Roger W 
Subject: [Frameworks] ONE to EIGHT REDUX tour
To: "Experimental Film Discussion List" 
Date: Thursday, September 15, 2011, 6:57 PM



 

 
All,



Apologies for not listing this in the proper way (i.e., via This Week in the 
Avant Garde), but I'm heading out on a 2+ month/30ish show (mostly) East Coast 
tour starting tomorrow, and I thought I should give everyone a heads up.  The 
full tour dates are
 listed at the end of the press release here:



http://www.clas.ufl.edu/users/rogerbb/films/fall11tour.pdf



Any of you who find yourself along this path and feel like coming out should 
introduce yourselves--it's always nice to put a face to the text-only personas 
we meet on Frameworks.



Best,
Roger






 


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