Begone Dull Care (1949) by Norman Mclaren and Evelyn Lambart
Saturday, November 12, 1983, 8:00 pm
Films Made Without A Camera
762 Valencia Street San Francisco, CA, 94110
A Colour Box, 1935, Color Cry, 1952, and Free Radicals, 1979, by Len Lye; Mothlight, 1963, and Song XIV, 1965, by Stan Brakhage; Arnulf Rainer, 1958-60, by Peter Kubelka; Soundtrack, 1969, by Barry Spinello; Hand-Made, 1971, by Harvey Nosowitz; Ø (Circle)2, 1979, by Mark McGowan; Corporate Accounting, 1982, by Scott Stark; Begone Dull Care, 1949, by Norman McLaren and Evelyn Lambart.
“These artists have dispensed entirely with the camera by marking directly on the filmstrip frame-by-frame. This historical survey highlights films made with a variety of techniques such as scratching, painting, photograms, growing mold and crystals, using press-apply symbols, etc. Included will be the first hand-painted film, Lye’s A Colour Box (1935).” —J.C. Lipzin