Re: [Frameworks] Werner Nekes

I am sorry to hear this news. Although I did not personally know Werner I did have the pleasure and opportunity to communicate with him while at Canyon Cinema. Dominic On Tue, Jan 24, 2017 at 7:37 AM, Pip Chodorov wrote: > I have just heard that Werner Nekes passed away. > I don't have confirma

Re: [Frameworks] Werner Nekes Travels

4 januari 2017 20:54 Till: Experimental Film Discussion List Ämne: Re: [Frameworks] Werner Nekes Travels   Werner Nekes and Dore O. visited Sarah Lawrence College when I was an student there in 1971. While of course I recall their Jum Jum, I was more taken by Dore O.’s Kaldalon, an exquisite “landscape

Re: [Frameworks] Werner Nekes Travels

20:54 Till: Experimental Film Discussion List Ämne: Re: [Frameworks] Werner Nekes Travels Werner Nekes and Dore O. visited Sarah Lawrence College when I was an student there in 1971. While of course I recall their Jum Jum, I was more taken by Dore O.'s Kaldalon, an exquisite "landsc

Re: [Frameworks] Werner Nekes Travels

Werner Nekes and Dore O. visited Sarah Lawrence College when I was an student there in 1971. While of course I recall their Jum Jum, I was more taken by Dore O.’s Kaldalon, an exquisite “landscape” film, shot during their recent travels in Iceland. Both were still rapturously enthusiastic about

[Frameworks] Werner Nekes Travels

His website seems to be locked right now, and not sure how much info there is on there about it, but I've been curious about those who attended Nekes' workshops in other countries (besides those in Western Europe and the US.) I know he's been to Argentina and Turkey, but would love to hear more if

Re: [Frameworks] Werner Nekes

thanks everyone for the notification--- i was just talking about him in my lecture to students last week i never knew that little museum in mülheim an der ruhr with the camera obscura was once due to buy his collection, but when the director died the city went another direction http://www.monopol-m

Re: [Frameworks] Werner Nekes

I have just checked and can confirm that it is in the German press. It says that the news of his death came out from his private sphere. For all German speakers here some links: http://www.spiegel.de/kultur/kino/werner-nekes-regisseur-von-johnny-flash-ist-tot-a-1131347.html

Re: [Frameworks] Werner Nekes

Hi Pip, Werner Nekes passed away January 22. Best, Helga > Am 24.01.2017 um 16:37 schrieb Pip Chodorov : > > I have just heard that Werner Nekes passed away. > I don't have confirmation yet but it's in the German press. > Important filmmaker and great collector of optical toys and art and

Re: [Frameworks] Werner Nekes

I saw *Film Before Film* twice at Anthology, and once Nekes was there. He was very kind. I love that film. It always serves to fill the medium with subtly and wonderment once again, when I am feeling more jaded about 'cinema'. Very glad for the work that Nekes did. May he conduct strange experiment

Re: [Frameworks] Werner Nekes

Hi Pip, Werner Nekes passed away January 22. Best, Helga > Am 24.01.2017 um 16:37 schrieb Pip Chodorov : > > I have just heard that Werner Nekes passed away. > I don't have confirmation yet but it's in the German press. > Important filmmaker and great collector of optical toys and art and

[Frameworks] Werner Nekes

I have just heard that Werner Nekes passed away. I don't have confirmation yet but it's in the German press. Important filmmaker and great collector of optical toys and art and pre-cinema devices. Please do post if anyone has more information! ___ Fram

[Frameworks] Werner Nekes

In 1965 director Werner Nekes made his first film, "Tom Doyle und Eva Hesse", portraying the two artists from NYC during their one year stay in Kettwig/Germany.  There is an 8min version floating around on the www, which was also released on DVD (and is sold by Nekes for merely 30.00€).  However