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Web pages of filmmakers who use
performance/installation techniques in their work:
Sink or Swim - An Outdoor Ephemeral Event of Film Projections and Installations Saturday, July 7th, 2001, Hunters Point Naval Shipyard, 8pm Presented by the San Francisco Cinematheque. And beautiful documentation of the event, worth a look for this aspect too.
Kathy Rose - fabulous work involving projection and live performance
Wet Gate - the All-16mm-Projectionist Ensemble. A great site with great film-performance content. "We perform pieces for multiple 16mm sound projectors as a "band", the machines and films as musical instruments."
Robert Schaller - San Francisco filmmaker/installation artist. Works include "Triptych," which uses three 16mm prints to be shown interlocked and other film performance works and installations. "Route 1000010" A van converted to a mobile movie, in and around Denver, Colorado, 1997. With fellow artist, Craig Coleman, etc.
A Peripheral Produce North American Film Tour - the short films and projector performances of Mad McCormick and Johnne Eschleman.
Taka iimura - film performances with 8mm projector at the Robert Beck Memorial Cinema and installation pieces
The Man with the Video Camera by Aras Ozgun - a 4 channel video piece by a recent New School Media Studies student.
Ken Jacobs - an article on "Nervous System Film Performance II: The Marriage of Heaven and Hell" on the International Forum of New Cinema site
Bill Brand - maker of the Masstransiscope, a zoetrope-based subway installation.
Joost Rekveld - filmmaker and installation artist: kinetic installation pieces found under heading "work"
Anthony McCall - maker of "A Line Describing a Cone"
Harry Smith Archives - filmmaker whose work is presented in wonderful Harry Smith Recreation shows by M. Henry Jones with magic lanterns, film projection and a DJ
The Grand Delusion an expanded cinema work by the Tape-beatles - presentation involving three-screen motion picture projections and sound. Quicktime examples are big, best looked at with a high speed connection.
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