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History of Swedish Experimental Film Culture: From Early Animation to Video Art [Mīkstie vāki]

  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 277 pages, height x width: 241x152 mm, weight: 522 g, 10 color illus., 28 b&w illus.
  • Izdošanas datums: 20-Oct-2010
  • Izdevniecība: John Libbey Publishing Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 0861966996
  • ISBN-13: 9780861966998
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 277 pages, height x width: 241x152 mm, weight: 522 g, 10 color illus., 28 b&w illus.
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This first-ever study of Swedish experimental film represents the results of a Swedish Research Council initiative in 2006-2008. The essays address the institutions, filmmakers, and films important to the history of experimental film in Sweden, and place this history in larger artistic and socio-cultural contexts. The authors look at the work of the Independent Film Group, regional Fluxus groups, E.A.T., and figures such as Viking Eggeling, Rune Hagberg, Pontus Hulten, Oyvind Fahlstrom, Leo Reis, Bo Jonsson, and Ake Karlung.

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"A publication of A History of Swedish Experimental Film: From Early Animation to Video Art opens a new realm of cinema to the rest of the world. Its generous and catholic history of the various kinds of non-industrial cinemas in Sweden - of the films, filmmakers and the cultures they sustained - is informed by scholarship in several languages and buoyed by profound insight, but also by grace and enthusiasm. A brilliant contribution to the decentering of accounts of the avant-garde, it is sure to provide a generative model for parallel historiographical undertakings in other places." -David E. James, University of Southern California, Los Angeles

Papildus informācija

Art film in Sweden from early cinema to the digital age
Acknowledgements 8(2)
The Writing of a History of Swedish Experimental Film
10(18)
Minor Histories of Minor Chinemas
11(1)
Minor Cinemas and Experimental Film
11(2)
Discoursse Analysis and Historiography
13(1)
New Film History and Emergent Film Histories
14(2)
Practcies of Closure: Culture and Memory
16(3)
Experimental Film and Intermediality
19(4)
National or International Cinema?
23(5)
Swedish Experimental Film until the 1950s: The Pre-History from Cartoon to Feature Film
28(40)
Film Culture and Experimental Cinema
29(1)
The European Context and the Swedish Condition
30(1)
Animation Culture: Victor Bergdahl and Early Animation
31(3)
Reluctant Modernism: The Swedish Artists and the European Modernist Movement
34(2)
Viking Eggeling and the Quest for Univesal Language
36(5)
The Lost Arabesques of Reinhold Holterman
41(2)
Early Film Criticism and Theory
43(2)
Young Writers, Early Cinephilia and the Cinema
45(6)
The Film society Movement and the Film Journals
51(4)
"Experimental Film is Dead, Long Live Experimental Film!"
55(2)
Gerd Osten: Interlude with Dance
57(2)
Gosta Werner: Cinephilia and the Art of the Craft
59(2)
Arne Sucksdorff: Documentarist in a Poetic Mode
61(2)
Rune Hagberg: Film Noir and Post-War Angst
63(3)
The Aporias of Early Experimental Film Culture in Sweden
66(2)
The Emergence of Experimental Film
68(32)
Arbetsgruppen for film/The Independent Film Group
69(4)
Eivor Burbeck and Raland Haggbor: Early Film Production at the Independent Film Group
73(2)
The Discourse on Amateur and Experimental Film
75(4)
Peter Weiss: Resistance and Underground
79(8)
Kinetic Art and Moderna Museet
87(4)
Pontus Hulten and his Companions: Chance and Play
91(7)
A New Venue for Film: The Opening of Moderna Museet
98(2)
The Art Movements of the 1960s: Film and the Art Scene
100(22)
Billy Kluver and the New Art of the 1960s
101(1)
Venues of the Avant-garde: Fylkingen, Pistolteatern and Marionetteatern
102(2)
Regional Avant-garde and Beyond
104(2)
Carl Slattne and the Poetry of Politics and Place
106(2)
Music and Film: Jan W. Morthenson and Ralph Lundsten
108(5)
Lennart Ehrenborg and Eric M. Nilsson: The Creative Producer and his Director
113(2)
The Expanded Field of Experimental Film
115(2)
Jan Hafstrom and Claes Soderquist: Matter and Memory
117(5)
The Extension of Independent Film Production
122(56)
A New Form of Support: State Funding and the Swedish Film Institute
123(1)
Leo Reis and Optical Architecture
124(1)
Bo Jonsson and His Contemporaries at the Film School
125(4)
Multimedia and Performance Art: Ake Karlung, Oyvind Fahlstrom
129(8)
Pre- and post-1968: Peter Kylberg and the Making of Experimental Features
137(5)
The Swedish Reception of New American Cinema
142(3)
The Changing Landscape of Independent Film Production
145(1)
FilmCentrum/Film Centre: A Political Avant-garde
146(7)
The (Re)Turn to Documentary
153(1)
Filmverkstan/The Film Workshop: Film as Public Sphere
154(4)
Films and Filmmakers at the Film Workshop
158(2)
The Rise of Animation
160(2)
Experimental Animation and the Aesthetics of Immersion: Olle Hedman
162(5)
Gunvor Nelson and the Unboundedness of the Moving Image
167(11)
The Expanded Field of the Experimental Moving Image
178(20)
The Emergence of Video Art
179(3)
Institutional Frames for a New Art Form
182(5)
From Documenting Technique to Art Form
187(3)
Ann-Sofi Siden: Explorations into the History of Mentality
190(4)
Returns and Openings
194(4)
Bibliography 198(14)
Endnotes 212(24)
Name Index 236(8)
Film Index 244
Lars Gustaf Andersson is Associate Professor in Film Studies at Lund University.

John Sundholm is Associate Professor in Film Studies at Karlstad University.

Astrid Söderbergh Widding is Professor of Cinema Studies at Stockholm University.