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Documentary Symposium: Documentary After Farocki
CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS
Temple University’s Film and Media Arts Department invites proposals for its
3rd Annual Documentary Theory-Practice Symposium
on the topic of "Documentary After Farocki"
One-day symposium, Friday, September 22, 2017
Temple Performing Arts Center
Temple University, Philadelphia
Speakers to include Thomas Y. Levin (Princeton) and video-essayist and critic Kevin B. Lee.
This one-day symposium will bring together mediamakers, critics, and scholars to examine the legacy and continuing influence of late essay filmmaker and artist, Harun Farocki. Farocki’s career spans roughly fifty years during which time worked in 16mm, 35mm, video, and digital production, He was a writer, a critical theorist, a filmmaker, and an artist. His work was exhibited in alternative spaces, on network television and in the most prestigious international art exhibitions. What remained constant throughout his engagement with moving images was his unrelenting investigation and critiq…
Temple University’s Film and Media Arts Department invites proposals for its
3rd Annual Documentary Theory-Practice Symposium
on the topic of "Documentary After Farocki"
One-day symposium, Friday, September 22, 2017
Temple Performing Arts Center
Temple University, Philadelphia
Speakers to include Thomas Y. Levin (Princeton) and video-essayist and critic Kevin B. Lee.
This one-day symposium will bring together mediamakers, critics, and scholars to examine the legacy and continuing influence of late essay filmmaker and artist, Harun Farocki. Farocki’s career spans roughly fifty years during which time worked in 16mm, 35mm, video, and digital production, He was a writer, a critical theorist, a filmmaker, and an artist. His work was exhibited in alternative spaces, on network television and in the most prestigious international art exhibitions. What remained constant throughout his engagement with moving images was his unrelenting investigation and critiq…
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