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Moments of Perception - Experimental Film in Canada (Paperback)
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Moments of Perception - Experimental Film in Canada (Paperback)
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Film is the art form of our times. It has formed the background of
our lives, informed visual arts practices, and formed our culture's
stories, its memory. MOMENTS OF PERCEPTION is a landmark book. The
first history of twentieth and early-twenty-first-century Canadian
experimental filmmaking, it maps avant-garde film across the
country from the 1950s to the present day, including its
contradictions and complexities. Experimental film is political in
its very existence, critical of the status quo by definition. In
Canada, some of the country's best-known artists took up the moving
image as a form of artistic expression, allowing them to explore
explicitly political themes. Mike Hoolboom's exposure of the horror
of AIDS, Josephine Massarella's concern for the environment, and
Joyce Wieland's satiric look at US patriotism are just a few
examples of work that contributed to social movements and provided
a means to explore issues of race and gender and 2SLGBTQ+ and
Indigenous identities. Featuring a major essay on the history of
the movement by Michael Zryd and profiles of key filmmakers by
Stephen Broomer and editors Jim Shedden and Barbara Sternberg,
Moments of Perception offers a fresh perspective on the
ever-evolving history of Canada's experimental film and moving
image media arts.
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