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Stan Brakhage, Coupling (1999), 16mm, 5 min, color, silent

Stan Brakhage, Purgation / The Dante Quartet (1987), 6 min, 35mm / 16mm, color, silent

Stan Brakhage, Coupling (1999), 16mm, 5 min, color, silent

Stan Brakhage, Mothlight (1963), 16mm, 3 min, color, silent

Stan Brakhage, Existence is Song / The Dante Quartet (1987), 16mm & 35mm, 6 min, color, silent

Stan Brakhage, Purgation / The Dante Quartet (1987), 6 min, 35mm / 16mm, color, silent

The Chartres Series (1994), 9 ½ min, color, silent

A year ago, I stumbled upon a website that had a fantastic surplus of Stan Brakhage film scans, reviews, Brakhage’s writing, and transcriptions of Brakhage’s lectures. I pulled plenty of Brakhage film scans to my desktop — time passed, and I forgot the source of these scans — and I have periodically DINCAblogged these gorgeous scans, and the source never got accredited … that is, until now.

The source is Fred Camper’s website, and I apologize for not accrediting it earlier. Camper’s website is a Brakhage gold mine and an invaluable resource. Let us enjoy the beauty of Stan Brakhage’s work.

Stan Brakhage, Purgation / The Dante Quartet (1987), 6 min, 35mm / 16mm, color, silent

Stan Brakhage, Coupling (1999), 16mm, 5 min, color, silent

Stan Brakhage, Mothlight (1963), 16mm, 3 min, color, silent

More:

Stan Brakhage Film Stills

Stan Brakhage Filmography

A General Introduction to Brakage’s Work

Transcripts of “The Test of Time”, 20 radio programs on film, music, and literature broadcast in 1982, also available in the original radio show form as mp3 sound files.

Related Dinca Posts:

1. Chartres Series by Stan Brakhage
2. The Art of Fred Camper: Camper Art in Showing Chicago, NYC, and Paris
3. Stan Brakage Radio Interview
4. Selected Works of Fred Camper’s Via Appia
5. Brakhage on Blu-Ray
6. Experimental Film Achievements of the 21st Century: Avant-Garde Poll: Film Society of the Lincoln Center
7. Experiments in Cinema v5.1 2010 Film Festival Schedule

AUTHOR: Andrew Rosinski
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