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MFJ Nos. 64, 65, & 66 Bundle
With this bundle, you will receive three MFJ volumes handpicked by our senior editor Grahame Weinbren at a discounted price.
The bundle contains:
MFJ 64 “Image Machines”
As MFJ reflects on its history, we also proceed into the future, in our continuing inquiry into artists’ cinema—the “image machine,” with and through personal vision. Questions of medium specificity have been supplanted by a kind of technical eclecticism. This new range of modalities, these “image machines,” require equally eclectic and agile work of critique. We offer a selection of texts in a range of formulations.
MFJ 65 “Architecture On Screen and Off”
No architecture is neutral: its history and the ideologies that drive that history are always inscribed on its surface, in however coded a form. Many of the contributions to this issue model different ways of attending to and deciphering such inscriptions, underscoring the importance of situating images within their expanded, architectural frames.
The issue also includes three texts about artist’s video of the 1970s and ‘80s. Each reveals different aspects of the period.
MFJ 66 “The Long Form”
As Dara Waldron points out in his article, the embrace of digital technologies, especially the availability of the DCP format, has resulted in increased circulation of the moving image (even if, for some filmmakers including Ben Rivers and Ben Russell, the preferred production medium is photochemical film). With the distribution of some non-mainstream works into movie theaters, a number of moving image artists have been producing feature-length works. This issue of the Millennium Film Journal highlights a small set of filmmakers among the many who have embraced the long form as an element of their practices.
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| Weight | 33 oz |
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| Dimensions | 7 × 10 in |
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| Issue | 64 "Image Machines", 65 “Architecture On Screen and Off”, 66 "The Long Form" |
| Publication Date | 15 April 2017, 15 October 2016, 15 October 2017, Fall Issue, Spring Issue |
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Table of Contents MFJ 64
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Kenneth White
Introduction
REVIEWS
Ekrem Serdar
Eyes Without a Face, The 54th Ann Arbor Film Festival
Rachel Stevens
Omer Fast, James Cohan Gallery
Matt Turner
Between Ethics and Aesthetics: Frames of Representation
Rachel Valinsky
TeleGen: Art and Television, Kunstmuseum Bonn
Grahame Weinbren
Short Film Days, Oberhausen Film Festival 2016 (Notes)
ARTICLES
Vera Dika
Remaking the Serpentine Dance: Film as Material/Body as Trace
Maria Engberg
Jonathan Harris’s I Love Your Work: Procedurality and Weak Narrative
Greg de Cuir Jr & Miriam De Rosa
A treatise on the apparatus and the artistic yield of Yervant Gianikian & Angela Ricci Lucchi
ARTIST PAGES
Nina Yuen
COLOR ILLUSTRATIONS
Carlo Gabriele Tribbioli and Federico Lodoli
Roberto Minervini
Stephanie Wuertz
Jonathan Harris
INTERVIEWS
Scott MacDonald
Interview with Bill Morrison, 6 Recent Films
IN MEMORIAM
Peggy Ahwesh
Peter Hutton 1944–2016
Abigail Child
Tony Conrad 1940–2016
Table of Contents MFJ 65
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
Grahame Weinbren
REVIEWS
David Claerbout, KINDL Center for Contemporary Art
Steven Jacobs
Marianna Simnett, Seventeen gallery
Melvin Harper
Eve Fowler, Participant Inc.
Rachel Valinsky
Artificial Darkness by Noam M. Elcott
Robert Bowen
Pipilotti Rist, New Museum
Rachel Stevens
ARTIST PAGES
Is the Imagination Analog or Digital?
Tom Sherman
ARTICLES
Beware the Light: Figure versus Ground, White versus Black (Blue),
or: Sondra Perry’s Blue Room and Technologies of Race (Notes and Citations)
Soyoung Yoon
(Community) Video Art: DCTV’s Expanded Documentary Practice (Notes and Citations)
Joel Neville Anderson
The Invention of Glitch Video: Digital TV Dinner (Notes)
Michael Betancourt
INTERVIEWS
“What are we watching?!”: An Interview with Coleen Fitzgibbon about Colab TV (Notes and Citations)
Ben Olin
Connect and Rupture: Jesse McLean on See a Dog, Hear a Dog
Eli Horwatt
Books Received 2016
Table of Contents MFJ 66
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
Grahame Weinbren
REVIEWS
Agnès Varda
Rachel Valinsky
Experiments at Beirut Cinema Days
Laura U. Marks
Lu Yang: Delusional Mandala
Christian Whitworth
Two Old Festivals: Ann Arbor and Oberhausen 2017 (Notes and Citations)
Grahame Weinbren
ARTIST PAGES
LINES OF RESOLUTION
Joey Huertas
ARTICLES
Polish Cinema Art: The Search for Content (Notes and Citations)
Andrzej Jachimczyk
Babette Mangolte: A Discontinuous Body
Alexandra Symons Sutcliffe
Nonfiction as a Speculative Mode of Inquiry: Subjectivity and the Films of Ben Rivers and Ben Russell (Notes and Citations)
Dara Waldron
INTERVIEWS
Animated Holes: An Interview with Naomi Uman
Justin Remes
Highview: An Interview with Simon Liu
Richard Tuohy
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