Catherine Grant’s wonderful Film Studies for Free has posted a great set of resources on film preservation as part of the Film Preservation Blogathon, which features blog posts, articles, images, videos, tweets, and rallying calls from distinguished cinephiles including Roger Ebert, David Bordwell, and others. The video above (included there) is a Studio 360 piece […]
Posts Tagged ‘gothic’
the decay of images (& of bodies)
Posted in Cinema, Visual culture, tagged Bergson, ecology, film, gothic, Harman, image, impermanence, mortality, photography, time on February 19, 2010 | 10 Comments »
finger pointing at the moon
Posted in Eco-culture, Visual culture, tagged eco-art, gothic, immanence, impermanence, mortality, pantheism, time on April 7, 2009 | 2 Comments »
I know it’s just that they’ve touched my inner goth, but these graveyard photographs really do express something of what I find most appealing about the idea of immanence — that death is in the midst of life, the two entwined like the dying branches encircling the face of living stone in Onkel Wart’s photograph: […]
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