Description

Cinematograph vol. 3

A Journal of Film and Media Art

Author/Editor: Christine Tamblyn

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CONTENTS

• Introduction
  by Christine Tambyln

• Text and Photo Interventions
  by Patrick Clancy

• The Body Lost and Found
  by John Muse

• Cinema of the Senses: Selected Films of Arthur and Corrine Cantrill
  by Barry Kapke

• M
  by Alan Sondheim

• Carolee Schneemann’s Fuses (1964-67)
  by David James

• Her Logic is in Contradiction: The Films of Peggy Ahwesh
  by Jennifer Montgomery

• Lights on the Path: Andrew Noren’s The Lighted Field
  by Gail Camhi

• Lust and Anger: The Commodification of Marginality (excerpts from Seven Deadly Sins)
  by Lynn Hershman

• Art and the Garden: Feminist Strategies in Postmodern Art and Discourse
  by Margaret Morse

• Department of the Interior
  by Lynne Sachs

• The Pastoral in Abigail Child’s Covert Action and Mayhem
  by Monica Raymond

• NAKED SPACES: Living is Round
  Script by Trinh T. Minh-ha

• Sharon and the Birds on the Way to the Wedding
  Script by Lynn Kirby

• Peggy and Fred in Hell
  by Leslie Thornton

• Autonomy/Community: Marginality and the New Interactive Cinema
  by David Tafler

• Making Contact: The Videotapes of George Kuchar
  by Steve Seid

• The Creak of the Real: Notes from the Screening Room
  by David Levi Strauss

• Modern all too modern
  by Keith Sanborn

• ON THE EDGE
  by Peter Rose

• tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
  Interview by Scott Stark

• “Minimum Budget, Maximum Quality”
  An Interview with Guillermo Gómez-Peña

• Mr. Bat and Allen’s Mother
  by Danny Ray Leopard

• The “Other” Side of Life: Cecilia Condit’s “Not a Jealous Bone”
  by Chris Straayer

• Interview with Louis Hock
  by Jeffrey Skoller

• On Edge
  by Larry Gottheim

• Vertov’s Lost Wax Technique
  by Douglas Kahn

• Mapping the Territory of Râúl Ruiz
  by Jonathan Rosenbaum

• Index to Filmmakers: S.F. Cinematheque
  • September 1985-June 1986
  • September 1986-June 1987