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Author: Chikiris, Michael photographer
Date: 1970
Posts Tagged ‘stan brakhage film stills’
Eyes, Stan Brakhage Photographed by Michael Chikiris circa 1970
30 December, 2010 by Andrew RosinskiThe Art of Fred Camper: Camper Art in Showing Chicago, NYC, and Paris
21 May, 2010 by Andrew Rosinski
Permutations 4: The Tower, All Views 13 (2008), by Fred Camper
Fred Camper is a writer. Fred Camper is a lecturer on avant-garde film and art. Fred Camper is the Stan Brakhage expert. Fred Camper makes art. Fred Camper is an artist.
Fred Camper certainly is a Chicago-based artist, and lecturer and writer on film and art, who has spoken on film in the US and overseas and has taught at several colleges and universities. Camper’s work will be showing, starting today, in Chicago (details below) and in soon New York City (details will be posted soon).
Chicago
21-23 May 2010
Friday, 21 May: 6 PM – 10pm
Saturday, 22 May: noon – 6pm
Sunday, 23 May: noon – 5pm
at David Leonardis Gallery
Continuing ’till the end of May.
Stan Brakhage Film Scans and Frame Enlargements: The Mega Thread (Source: Fred Camper)
28 February, 2010 by Andrew Rosinski
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.
