Combining
documentary material as well as the analysis of the public's response to his work, this book demonstrates how Monet was able to achieve enormous success throughout his career.
Not exact matches
A final step toward Silence,
as Scorsese sees it, was directing 2012's
documentary on George Harrison, Living in the
Material World.
Different genres of movies portray information differently, and so just
as you would not expect accurate history and science to come from a love story, even
documentaries, which often do portray accurate history and science, reveal history and science from a particular perspective, carefully selecting
material to make a certain point, or tell a certain story.
Scorsese has also directed numerous
documentaries including the Peabody Award winning No Direction Home: Bob Dylan and Elia Kazan: A Letter to Elia;
as well
as Italianamerican, The Last Waltz, A Personal Journey with Martin Scorsese through American Movies, Il Mio Viaggio in Italia, Public Speaking, Shine a Light and George Harrison: Living in the
Material World, for which Scorsese received Emmy Awards for Outstanding Directing for Nonfiction Programming and Outstanding Nonfiction Special.
Spanning four countries and
as many languages, you'd imagine there would be a wealth of
material available for discussion, but the only extra on the two - disc set is a 87 - minute
documentary («Common Ground: Under Construction») on the making of the film.
Disc two includes nearly six hours of additional
material including a 196 - minute making - of
documentary, entitled Strength and Honor: Creating the World of Gladiator, and
as if this was not exhaustive enough more behind the scenes technical information is provided in the five - part Image and Design section which includes featurettes on sets, costumes, and weapons
as well
as extensive photo galleries.
Packed with never - released
material, this
documentary tells the life story of Muhammad Ali from angles we haven't seen before, even
as it has a tendency to drift into hero worship.
Speaking of redundancy, this Blu - ray additionally ports over a mountain of (standard - definition) bonus
material from the Platinum Edition DVD release, such
as the lengthy and highly informative
documentary «The Making of Bambi: A Prince is Born» and the 1937 Silly Symphony The Old Mill, the first use of an elaborate multi-plane animation camera Walt Disney himself explains in a «Tricks of the Trade» segment that's on board
as well.
But for all the unauthorized biographies and oral histories and
documentaries and other
materials out there about Thompson's life and work (particularly after his death in 2005), his year
as a foreign correspondent hardly warranted a mention.
Other bonus
materials provided are; a making - of
documentary, featurettes about the stunts, sound, music and «lights and magic» of the trilogy,
as well
as original theatrical trailers.
This exhilarating trove of original
documentary material and archival footage is
as much a vivid portrait of a time and place (San Francisco's historic Castro District in the seventies)
as a testament to the legacy of a political visionary.
In the superb half - hour
documentary extra, containing the pith of the full interviews which appear on the bonus disc alongside mostly inessential extra
material, Spall tells us how, over two and a half years of art lessons from artist Tom Wright, he showed some aptitude and ended up «
as good
as he [Turner] was aged nine».
Nichols and his cast were able to draw from that
material (Nichols regular Michael Shannon cameos
as the photographer) and other footage from the period, including Nancy Buirski's 2011
documentary «The Loving Story,» to lend the film
as much verisimilitude
as possible.
Disc two provides numerous bonus
materials such
as: deleted scenes and the deleted song Any Day Now, a
documentary about the filmmaker Norman Jewison, the Easter Egg The Tale of the Beggar, an interview with John Williams called Creating a Musical Tradition, interviews with the cast members who played Tevye's daughters, photo galleries, and the movie's trailer.
Though billed
as a
documentary, this 59 - minute doodle barely rises above homemovie status, featuring more
material of Corfixen's two daughters dancing naked around hotel rooms than it does actual on - set footage — though ambient music from «Drive» composer Cliff Martinez gives her a distinct advantage over most amateur videographers.
However, Steve James»
documentary is more than just a retelling of the book
as it provides new
material, making it a great companion piece.
As teachers striving to be culturally relevant, we do our best to include relatable
materials into our curricula — articles, media, song lyrics, speeches, websites, and film and
documentary clips.
Her resume also lists her
as the Founder and Director of the Nuclear Waste
Documentary Project, a nonprofit scientific organization that produces educational
materials on nuclear waste issues for public television, museums, and schools.
Laura served
as the Art Director for 5414 Productions» first
documentary A SECOND KNOCK AT THE DOOR, and was instrumental in establishing the overall aesthetic of ASKATD's movie poster, marketing
materials, etc.Since graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design, Laura has worked
as a designer and illustrator for a wide range of clients.
We were inspired by sci - fi books and movies, but real life sources were just
as important: authentic space imagery,
documentary material on space programs and personal accounts from astronauts
as well
as soldiers in 20th and 21st century conflicts.
An extensive archive of videos and
documentary material related to works such
as Damaged Goods Gallery Talk Starts Here (1986), Preliminary Prospectuses (1993), and Services (1994) will mark the beginning of this exhibition.
CTSMA collects
documentary material such
as studio detritus and discarded trials, which provide a view into the artist's creative process.
From Group
Material co-founder Julie Ault's personal art collection from the 1980s and»90s on view at Artists Space to Fiona Tan's film of the Sir John Soane Museum's antiquities collection at the Philadelphia Museum of Art (echoing Alain Resnais's great 1956
documentary of Paris's national library, «Toute la mémoire du monde») to the Museum of the City of New York's upcoming show of graffiti art collected by the late artist Martin Wong, artists and institutions are devoting considerable efforts to showing groups of historical art objects gathered through an idiosyncratic personal vision — with that act of curation being foregrounded
as an artistic gesture.
The
documentary material that constitutes the Archive and Library is structured into holdings and collections, which include the archives of individuals and entities, artist's books, posters, photographs, invitations and pamphlets, etc.,
as well
as reference books and audiovisual documents.
Taking the movie poster
as a model, Asher eliminated the image and expanded the production information to focus on the film's structure and on the people whose work shaped the raw
material of the
documentary subject matter.
Using both archival and filmed
material, his films question our reading of the
documentary form
as a fixed representation of reality, opening up the boundaries between the actual and the imagined, record and interpretation.
Overview: In conjunction with the exhibition Los Angeles to New York: Dwan Gallery, 1959 — 1971, the National Gallery of Art Library will present
documentary material drawn from the library collection
as well
as the Dwan Gallery Archives and Virginia Dwan Archives.
Featuring new scholarship by art historian Robin Clark, it includes reproductions of fascinating archival and
documentary material that was discovered during the curatorial process, from the artist's sketches to gallery invitation cards, early catalogue covers, historic photographs,
as well
as installation views of the exhibition.
In a more dramatic break from tradition for the space, they will also feature a variety of
documentary materials that seek to place Adrià's work in the broader context of innovation
as well
as a new film that features images of all the dishes elBulli ever served.
The exhibition features
documentary material that underscores Benglis's interest in exploring and subverting gender roles
as well
as pioneering video works which tackle themes of gender politics and experiment with the formal and performative potential of what was then a new medium.
Our primary interest is to place works by the artist in all media
as well
as documentary materials such
as catalogues, posters and films in institutions with a reputation for their scholarly approach to exhibitions and publications that have already shown an interest in and provide regular public access to the artist's work.
Simultaneously with the work of artists will be on display and a small part of archival and
documentary material with photos of the marine life of Patmos, from major monuments and ceremonies of island associated with water
as well
as images and texts associated with the collection, the management and the consumption of water in Patmos in the past and the present.
: Art and Black Los Angeles,» a comprehensive catalog edited by curator Kellie Jones with contributions by Jacqueline Stewart, Naima J. Keith, and Franklin Sirmans, among others, highlights participating artists and their works, and features
documentary material from the period such
as exhibition posters and promotional cards.
This online publication includes comprehensive information about Torres - García's art, exhibition history, and literary references,
as well
as a chronology with
documentary materials related to the artist's life and career.
Building on SHoP's former exhibit «This House is Not a Home» we continue to explore the concept of home «
as a place and a mindset, a psycho - geography, a set of relationships with things and people, within the home, and surrounding the home, a stage set with social and
material parameters, an idea that is perhaps never realized, a story that we tell ourselves and others that is both
documentary and fiction...» John Preus.
Having also made animations culled from well known
documentary footage — the O.J. Simpson trial
as well
as the Zapruder film of the JFK assassination — it is clear that he mines popular culture in addition to art and photo history to garner his source
materials.
«What Remains: Debris and Detritus in Fine Art» will include several large, site - specific installations created from recycled
materials,
as well
as the debut screening of a
documentary about the Tijuana River Watershed.
Having been part of the movement, she felt compelled to use the
material to honor the Feminist Art Movement and the struggles it went through.1 While the
documentary was released in 2010, it is still
as relevant
as it has ever been, with current research still showing disparities between the representation and sale of male and female artists.2
Ranging from video performances to feature length dramas, from
documentaries to art films each respond to different aspects of Konrad Smoleński Installation «One Mind In A Million Heads» such
as the body in relation to the environment, sound
as material, or the structural configurations that can be found in both architecture and film.
The exhibition catalogue includes a dossier of relevant
documentary material that evidences the different voices engaged in theoretical debate on the production from this period,
as well
as an important number of reproductions of works on exhibit.
Major works by each will be presented alongside their writings, studio and archival
material,
as well
as documentary video and photography.
But far from a means of
documentary, these images simply served
as raw
material that he would manipulate in the dark room.
Smith's films playfully explore the relationship between sound (the spoken word in particular) and image, often using
documentary records of everyday life
as their source
material.
Materials in the exhibition vary from hand - painted ceramic sculptures,
documentary drawings, and frame - by - frame erasures of video images, all intricate
material processes that consider found natural and synthetic objects
as markers of larger metaphysical questions.
Soulages in America contains a 2012 interview with the artist and his wife; a wealth of
documentary material, including letters from Alfred Barr, Leo Castelli and Sam Kootz; correspondence from artists such
as Robert Motherwell and Helen Frankenthaler; plus installation photographs and other archival documents.
The discussion in the Project Room will be accompanied by a presentation of conserved
documentary materials that were created at a series of readings,
as well
as by audio - visual recordings made in Ljubljana and on a tour of the United States.
This large work involving more than 6,650 tons of
material is now totally submerged in the lake and exists mainly in its
documentary (non-site) form
as photographs, a 35 - minute 16 mm film, and an essay.
As with many of Campbell's films this new work is underpinned by extensive research into archival and
documentary material.
Unpacking the Green Book: Travel and Segregation in Jim Crow America explores the history of The Green Book in an interactive project space through
materials such
as a library and reading area devoted to the topics of segregation, automobility, travel, and leisure, specifically
as they relate to the black American experience in the midcentury; digitized copies of The Green Book; interactive maps that explore travel destinations included in it; and multiple film excerpts from upcoming
documentary projects.
Featuring an interview with the artist by Anne Reeve and new scholarship by art historian Robin Clark, it also includes reproductions of archival and
documentary material discovered during the curatorial process, from sketches by the artist to gallery invitation cards, early catalogue covers, and historic photographs,
as well
as installation views of the show.