Expanding Filmic Spaces – Modifications in the Perception of Filmic Spatiality: Workshop and Screening by Dr Marc Glöde, Visiting Research Fellow

Expanding Filmic Spaces – Modifications in the Perception of Filmic Spatiality: Workshop and Screening by Dr Marc Glöde, Visiting Research Fellow

When Sheldon Renan and Gene Youngblood at the end of  the 1960s coined the term Expanded Cinema, they were interested in a revision of the cinematic conventions. Addressing specifically questions concerning the spaces of film (the imaginary spaces, the depicted spaces, as well as the architectural environments) made clear what kind of impact the cinematic apparatus had on our ways of watching films. Artists and critics began to critically approach the environment and technology of the filmic experience and ask how this assemblage was influencing our perception and our ways of thinking.

The screening and workshop Expanding Cinematic Spaces by Visiting Research Fellow Marc Glöde will take a closer look at this development – its historic implications as well as its relevance for today. It will combine some outstanding artistic film works with remarkable examples that offered different spatial experiences.

22 - 23 April 2016

The screening and workshop Expanding Cinematic Spaces by Visiting Research Fellow Marc Glöde will take a closer look at spaces of film – its historic implications as well as its relevance for today. It will combine some outstanding artistic film works with remarkable examples that offered different spatial experiences.

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