Vol. Chris Marker’s Second Life. The blog post is called “Chris Marker (Sergei Murasaki) présente son exposition dans l’Ouvroir” and provides a window onto the avatour recently hosted by the Harvard Film Archive. In 2008, a commission for the Design Museum in Zürich gave way to the landmark exhibition Chris Marker. Marker has also been working for many years in digital photography, with a new exhibition, Quelle heure est-elle? Tickets to special event screenings are $10. Best, Rainer. Chris Marker, Sans Soleil (1982). The Second Life of Chris Marker Share Chris Marker (b. This site is crafted with devotion and curiosity by Daniel L Potter. Ouvroir: Chris Marker. Once it was opened to the audience it was a much better event but too short. Anyone else attend? Marker, who has often been sighted—in the form of his avatar—in Ouvroir, has generously agreed to lead a guided tour and offer commentary on his latest creation, including special single-channel presentations of his video pieces Silent Movie and The Hollow Men, an occasion made all the more meaningful by the recent announcement that the museum will be dismantled later this year. . I will be sure to include a link to the original pdf. Designed and frequently updated by Viennese architect and computer guru Max Moswitzer and Margarete Jahrmann, Marker´s museum hovers motionless above the virtual archipelago Ouvroir, a creative geography of mysterious islands, sculptures, and uncanny architecture. Directed by Chris Marker, François Reichenbach.France 1967, video, b/w and color, 26 min. “‘We do not move in one direction, rather do we wander back and forth, turning now this way and now that. View this destination » Renaissance Gallery. Article from the May-June 2003 issue. Hurry up and add some widgets. Chris Marker may not sound like a French name, that’s because it’s not, it’s a pseudonym, which was at one point, many moons ago, apparently Chris.Marker. They would have been better served showing Hollow Men and Silent Films beforehand so that time could be devoted to questions for Marker. Patricio Guzmán—What I Owe to Chris Marker; Petite Planète; Second Life Tour with Chris Marker and the Harvard Film Archive; The Crisis of Cognition by Rainer J. Hanshe; The Encounter of M. Chat & Chris Marker as Told By Louise Traon; To Chris Marker, An Unsent Letter by Emiko Omori; Toute la mémoire du monde The more interesting questions were being asked by the party crashers in SL and they elicited the more interesting responses again but the exchanges were too few and took second fiddle to Hayden’s face time with Marker. In conjunction with the 2008 exhibition Chris Marker. During his early journalism career, Marker became increasingly interested in filmmaking and in the early 1950s experimented with photography. and hayden needs to tone down the pretentiousness lmao. Vol. 1921) has been a source of continual fascination and endless speculation since he first emerged in the 1950s as one of the most original and elusive voices of the post-World War II French cinema. Chris Marker: The Invisible Man. As place of birth he likes to say the area around Ulan Bator, but actually it was more likely the area around Paris. VIDEO ET APRÈS CHRIS MARKER VU PAR… LUNDI 18 MARS / 18H00 / CINÉMA 1 Philosophe, écrivain, musicien, cinéaste, vidéaste, plasticien, computer geek, amis des chats, Chris Marker, disparu en 2012, laisse derrière lui une œuvre unique... As a visual addendum to the recent Beaubourg + Second Life screening of La Jetée, organized by Les Films du Jeudi, we present some images Laurence Braunberger sent along, for which we are grateful. A brilliant practitioner and early pioneer of the essay film (In a revision of this text Marker was careful to assert that he did not “invent” the essay film and points to Nicole Védrès and her 1949 La Vie Commence Demain as a major influence upon his embrace of the essay form), Marker’s best-known works are animated by a simultaneously playful and philosophical intertwining of documentary and fiction filmmaking techniques and traditions. Thanks again Bernhard for the tip, much appreciated. Join our mailing list to receive ocassional news and thoughts from ChrisMarker.org. Here’s an excellent essay on Marker’s THE HOLLOW MEN, currently on exhibit in NYC at Peter Blum Gallery: http://www.nietzschecircle.com/Marker_Hyp_Apr_09.pdf. Vertov, Man with the Movie Camera Marker, in the guise of Sergei Murasaki – montage that quickens the... Ouvroir in Second Life — the drowned airplane recalls moments of Sans Soleil, even Le Coeur net… Presented below is the official press release distributed by The Harvard Film Archive for its upcoming film series and live event. Letter from Marker — A video essay by Luis Azevado using the words filmmaker Chris Marker spoke about himself to tell his story. . Harvard students free to regular events. Dedicated to Guillaume-en-Egypte and thanks to Chris.Marker Machinima by Max Moswitzer 3D Guillaume created by Exosius Woolley Screening at Centre Pompidou on 2. There is also another Second Life movie, a thriller parody of The Third Man (a favorite of Marker’s ) staring Guillaume, produced by Mosmax (Max Moswitzer) and titled The Third Cat. Directed by Miguel Gaudêncio, Alexandre Valente. As the Chris Marker exhibition at Whitechapel Gallery enters its final days, we take a look inside. French filmmaker, screenwriter, photographer and mixed-media artist who made over 60 short and feature-length films since the early fifties till his passing in 2012. This article seeks to address these questions by investigating Ouvroir (2008), a Second Life virtual museum created by Chris Marker. The cinema and the screening room for the event (and we hope of course that it is the beginning of a series) were constructed by Max Moswitzer aka MosMax Hax and the bar La Jetée (based on the famous Tokyo watering hole as seen, among other places, in Wenders’... Ouvroir the Movie from Chris Marker on Vimeo. al. As for the name of the sim, it’s also the title of a movie by Chris Marker , filmed partially in Second Life, with the star of the show being the guide, the cat, Guillaume-en-Egypte. That said, Hayden should have opened it up for questions much sooner as his questions were cloying and banal. At turns mordant and mournful, A Grin Without a Cat uses an extraordinary range of source material – newsreels, propaganda films and Marker’s own footage – to construct a polyphonic, immersive and critical history of political struggle. Around this time Marker met and befriended many members of the Left Bank Film Movement, including Alain Resnais, Agnès Varda, Henri Colpi, Armand Gatti, and the novelists Marguerite Duras and Jean Cayrol. Here is a copy/paste of the chat this night : http://bit.ly/FH012 THE HARVARD FILM ARCHIVE PRESENTSTHE SECOND LIFE OF CHRIS MARKERMAY 9 – MAY 16, 2009 CAMBRIDGE, MA: The Harvard Film Archive is thrilled to host a virtual event with legendary filmmaker... Bienvenue — Harvard’s page on the Second Life Chris Marker interview features this image of M Chat, Guillaume’s best friend Original Announcement by Harvard Film Archive The Harvard Film Archive SECOND LIFE event with Chris Marker will take place on Saturday, May 16 at 7 PM. Next time I hope. Mosaico — Chris Marker, 1968-2004 by Intermedio DVD, Performance / Travel Notes for C.M., de Aki Onda, Remembering Chris Marker (Vimeo): Curator Stuart Comer, artist Beatrice Gibson and artist/writer Jeremy Millar pay tribute to the late Chris Marker, Rencontre / Le roman de Chris Marker (2013) avec Thomas Tode, Judith Revault d'Allonnes, Rencontre / Le roman de Chris Marker: Avec Anita Fernandez : une école de cinéma en Guinée Bissau (Centre Pompidou, 2013), Rencontre / Le roman de Chris Marker: De la création de SLON / ISKRA aux groupes Medvedkine (2013), Centre Pompidou, avec Ethel Blum, Christian Corouge, Jean-François Dars, Valérie Mayoux. Nicholas celebrates his 40th birthday in his country house, with some friends. Two computer hubs are provided near the exhibition's entrance. Il s'agit, en réalité, d'un monde bâti autour d'un musée sphérique de trois étages, dans lequel on retrouve les oeuvres de Chris Marker et d'autres bricolages dont le maître a le secret. Évolutif, un cinéma et une réplique virtuelle du bar La jetée de Tokyo, ont été ajoutés par la suite. Suddenly you’re in the desert the way you are in the night; whatever is not desert no longer exists. With Piotr Adamczyk, Lúcia Moniz, Paulo Pires, Fátima Lopes. I’m working on this and will make it a page rather than a post. In Clips, Exhibitions, Screenings, Second Life… For another Ouvroir / Second Life-based video, see Ouvroir the Movie or search the category “Ouvroir“. “I am not boasting that I made a dialectical film. Your sidebar area is currently empty. Vol. French with English subtitles. In conjunction with the 2008 exhibition Chris Marker. The next section presents the people and places Chris Marker encountered on his lifetime of travels, with an extract from the iconic film Sans soleil (1983), which reflects on memory, images and technology and is told via letters from an anonymous woman to a cameraman, with shots flitting back and forth across the world from Japan to Guinea-Bissau in Africa. Avatour. “Prince Bayaya” de Jiri Trnka, une forme d’ornement, 80:81 Chris Marker Speaks with Colin MacCabe, A free replay (notes on Vertigo) by Chris Marker, A Free Replay (Notes sur Vertigo) par Chris Marker, A propos du clip « Stress », par Chris Marker, C’était un drôle d’objet par Chris Marker, Chris Marker, Description of a Struggle (1960), In the Station of the Metro by Chris Marker, Letter to Theresa by Chris Marker: Behind the Veils of Sans Soleil, Level Five Transcript (Beta) by Chris Marker, Patricio Guzmán—What I Owe to Chris Marker, Second Life Tour with Chris Marker and the Harvard Film Archive, The Crisis of Cognition by Rainer J. Hanshe, The Encounter of M. Chat & Chris Marker as Told By Louise Traon, To Chris Marker, An Unsent Letter by Emiko Omori, Understanding Immemory with a little help from Raymond Bellour, What do you mean… Gérard de Battista on Filming in Okinawa, Chris Marker Bibliography: Primary Sources, Chris Marker Bibliography: Secondary Sources, Cinema Paranoia: A Bibliography from the Nineties, Filmographie Chris Marker: L’ Avant Scène Cinéma 2013, Video et Après: Chris Marker Vu Par… @ Pompidou Center, Phénomène (n.m.) – nouvelle de Chris Marker, Pictures at an Exhibition by Chris Marker, Chris Marker – Notes from the Era of Imperfect Memory, Nora Alter’s Chris Marker Bibliography of Primary Sources, Lucien Bookmite Records Second Life Interactions with Sergei Murasaki, Marker Direct: An Interview with Chris Marker, Chris Marker: In Memory of New Technology by Catherine Lupton, Chris Marker’s A Grin Without a Cat Revives the Revolution. Comments? marker needs to learn to type with two hands. They write about aliens, but I think that in these phenomena we are in fact confronting ourselves; that is our future, our descendants who are actually traveling in time.”. Mais le point novateur de ce projet a été la création sur Second Life d'un monde virtuel: l'archipel de l'Ouvroir. Visit in Second Life French with English subtitles. Explore the best 3D art, virtual world exhibits and museums in Second Life. In conjunction with the 2008 exhibition "Chris Marker: A Farewell to Movies" at the Museum of Design in Zurich, Chris Marker presented a series of exhibits of photography, film clips, video installations and other media work, all contained within a radically futuristic museum created in the popular virtual world and free Internet portal, Second Life. If you’re in Paris on Tuesday the 18th of March, be sure to visit. Thank you! Marker’s incomparable editing skills attained a new level of sublimity and subtlety in his epic chronicle of the international New Left’s spectacular rise and fall. Guillaume, Guillaume, Guillaume (The cat named Guillaume) Visiting Chris Marker in Second LifeKatie Rose Pipkin Guillaume iin Second Life — Katie Rose Pipkin He writes; “I’ve understood the visions. Directed by Chris Marker.France 1982, 16mm, color, 100 min. Vol. Daniel (aka blindlibrarian aka Сталкер). 2 — reviewed by Barbara Filser, Chris Marker: Remembrance of Revolutions Past by Howard Hampton, Les Films du Jeudi – Chris Marker Catalogue, Les Mutins – Si j'avais 4 dromedaires DVD, MIT Press – Chris Marker Books – La Jetée, Nouveaux Médias ? July 30, 2012. Making History by Paul Arthur, State of the Estate: Chris Marker’s Library, The Secret Life of Books, ‘Thought-Images’ and Critical-Lyricisms: The Denkbild and Chris Marker’s Le Tombeau d’Alexandre by David Foster, «LE JOLI MAI» A LA MUE GAIE par Gérard Lefort in Libération 4 juin 2013, 'Thrilling and prophetic': why filmmaker Chris Marker's radical images influenced so many artists by Joanna Hogg, "If they don’t see happiness in the picture at least they’ll see the black": Chris Marker’s Sans Soleil and the Lyotardian Sublime by Sarah French, Autour de 1968, en France et ailleurs : Le Fond de l'air était rouge by Sylvain Dreyer, Avatars de l'Histoire, Warburg et Marker by Barbara Laborde, Camera Obscura, September 1990 8(3 24): 98-124 :: The Film Stilled, Raymond Bellour, Chris Darke, Chris Marker: Eyesight, Film Comment (May-June 2003 Issue), Chris Marker | Le cinéaste-caméléon et la mémoire palimpseste by Nathalie Bittinger – Esprit Mai 2018, Chris Marker: Kommentare. Chris Marker, 88 years old, as newbie in Second Life. French filmmaker Chris Marker (creator of the classic La Jetée), created Second Life machinima. Chris Marker (b. Thank you, Сталкер, for your gracious comments about my essay, and thanks to Bernhard for spreading the word about it. Letter from Marker — A video essay by Luis Azevado using the words filmmaker Chris Marker spoke about himself to tell his story. French with English subtitles. After all, one could call the playful French filmmaker and multimedia artist’s kitty—and alter ego—Guillaume-en-Egypt a trailblaz I wonder if anyone recorded the event from within SL. Join our mailing list to receive ocassional news and thoughts from ChrisMarker.org. 1 — reviewed by Barbara Filser, Chris Marker: Kommentare. He praised a bar in Namidabashi, Tokyo, because “[i]t’s the kind of place that allows people to stare at each other with equality”. The HFA does not do advance ticket sales. ... straightforward, that lasted a twenty-fourth of a second, the length of a film frame (le temps d’une image)”. That would be interested to view. By Howard Hampton. Thanks to Chris for sending this funky interlude of Guillaume getting down in Second Life. The Harvard Film Archive is proud to join Marker for an extremely rare live tour of his Second Life museum, Ouvroir, on Saturday, May 16th and, as a prelude, to present a focused retrospective of his films. Are comments going the way of the proverbial dinosaurs? The event, which will take place in the virtual world of Second Life, will be preceded by screenings of Marker’s films May 9-11. He has everything he ever wished for, but, on that night, he will end up dead, on his swimming pool. Chris Marker’s Second Life It doesn’t really come as a surprise that Chris Marker is a devoted inhabitant of the virtual world Second Life. Marker completed his first feature film I wasn’t able to join in RL or SL. Tickets for regular screenings are $8 General Admission, $6 Harvard faculty and staff, seniors and non-Harvard students. By Jesse P. Finnegan. Among the most brilliant examples of the essay film, Sans Soleil uses a lyrical, associative structure to transform modern Japan into a vivid metaphor for the scintillating mosaic of fact, fiction and fantasy that defines the increasingly mediated image world in which we live. We go back on our own tracks . I wouldn't make any sort of claims for greatness but I'm so very glad they are … opening in May at New York’s Peter Blum Gallery. You can also view the program at the HFA site. To me the most interesting exchanges were the the one that happened around the pictures in the gallery of Tarkovsky, Wenders, et. It features a Second Life avatar of Agnes Varda dancing with a chris Marker cat. In his latest film Chris Marker offers a lively, roaming examination of political dissent in 21st century France and an energetic return to the film essay form that he pioneered. I was surprised Marker did not use “voice”, as if no one had told him it is possible in Second Life. We hope he will consider allowing us to republish it here. Mr. Marker gave one of his final interviews — in 2008 to the French magazine Les Inrockuptibles — through the virtual medium of Second Life. Partager. at the end. Marker, whose work from as early as La jetée (1962) is deeply informed by science fiction, has an uncanny ability to predict the future and to be there already. This group is often associated with the French New Wavedirectors who came to prominence during the same time period, and the groups were often friends and … Pierrick Allain. Marker’s charged rendering of the October 21, 1967 march on the Pentagon was made for a French “television magazine” and later distributed by the Franco-Belgian film collective, SLON). Chris Marker, celebrated French photographer and film director, invites you on a tour of his work, led by his longtime guide, Monsieur Guillame, an orange cat who pops up to assist you on your travels. Reference: "The Third Man is a 1949 British film noir, directed by Carol Reed and starring Joseph Cotten, Alida Valli, Orson Welles and Trevor Howard. A Farewell to Movies, for which Marker, together with Viennese architect Max Moswitzer, created a cyber-museum in the virtual world Second Life to reexamine and share examples of his photography, films, and installation work. Harvard Film Archive24 Quincy Street, Cambridge, MA 02138(617) 495-4700harvardfilmarchive.org. After all, one could call the playful French filmmaker and multimedia artist’s kitty—and alter ego—Guillaume-en-Egypt a trailblazing avatar (when asked for pictures of himself, he offers images of the cat instead). L'Ouvroir (2008) : monde virtuel de Chris Marker sur Second Life, conçu par Max Moswitzer, à l'occasion de l'exposition de Chris Marker au Museum für Gestaltung de Zürich, du 12 mars au 29 juin 2008. ... Chris Marker, celebrated French photographer and film director, invites you on a tour of his work, led by his longtime guide, Monsieur Guillame, an orange cat who pops up to assist you on your travels. Marker’s search eventually leads him to discover a sudden reassertion of political voice by Parisian youth, a spirited defiance to the American invasion of Iraq and the insurgent French ultra-right, with the grinning cat an icon and emblematic participant. This essay is indeed brilliant, thought-provoking and well-presented graphically. Come on folks! Presented below is the official press release distributed by The Harvard Film Archive for its upcoming film series and live event. Please include a link to the original full pdf of Hyperion. The event, which will take place in the... Read on. But I have tried for once (having in my time frequently abused the power of the directive commentary) to give back to the spectator, through the montage, “his” commentary, that is, his power.” – C.M. Under his nom de Second Life, Sergei Murasaki, he discussed the mark of Marker in 2008: ‘I chose a pseudonym, Chris Marker, pronounceable in most languages, because I was very intent on travelling.’ Marker, then, like Kodak – chosen with movement, many languages, and the world in mind. Experimental Films). April 29, 2011. The author argues that Marker’s model of the virtual museum allows for the dialectic of the archive as marked by both new possibilities for documentation and memory and its inherent room for loss, fragmentation, and disorientation. Chris Marker WHO is he? .’ That thought of Montaigne’s reminds me about something I thought of in connection with flying saucers, humanoids, and the remains of unbelievably advanced technology found in some ancient ruins. Among the most politically committed and perceptive European directors, Marker has also created a series of pointed documentary interventions recovering repressed and repressive histories of dissent, whether locally, as in The Sixth Side of the Pentagon (1967), or globally, as in his tragic, sweeping magnum opus A Grin Without a Cat (1978). He was also a writer, editor, poet, cartoonist, and activist. 1 — reviewed by Barbara Filser, Chris Marker: Kommentare. It doesn’t really come as a surprise that Chris Marker is a devoted inhabitant of the virtual world Second Life. Bravo to its author Rainer J. Hanshe. He was a filmmaker, a photographer, a novelist, critic, poet and essayist, a multimedia artist, an inhabitant of online alternate reality Second Life and a cat lover. This site is crafted with devotion and curiosity by Daniel L Potter. Integrating still photographs, voiceover commentary and dramatic actuality footage, Marker’s hard-hitting short represents a forcible mode of alternative reportage, a type of counter-newsreel made during a period of intense distrust of the mainstream media. Thank you djm for your insightful comments. It will be a great addition to the site. With English narration. More soon! Directed by Chris Marker.France 1978, 35mm, color, 180 min. Enjoy! Over time, Ouvroir has continued to transform and expand as an interactive environment with new structures and exhibition spaces appearing regularly and often containing content related to Marker’s work. Thank you for allowing me to republish your essay. In 2006, Marker premiered a new film, the one minute Leila Attacks, on YouTube (where it can still be viewed at www.youtube.com/watch?v=iParBp8cS0w). This was the part where audience members were allowed to ask questions. Special thanks: Jonathan Miller and Lori Fried, Icarus Films; Lucien Bookmite; Max Moswitzer; Naomi Yang, Exact Change Press; Brigitte Bouvier and Eric Jausseran, Consulate General of France, Boston. It would be an honor for me. Any other reactions? Marker’s ruminative, melancholy masterpiece channels the imagination of a lonely traveling cameraman—evoked in letters from distant Africa and Japan—into a profound meditation on the creative conjuring powers of memory, place and image. You can also view the program at the HFA site. From describing visits to Krazy Katovich Chris Marker's atelier to a wide-ranging, associative reflection on Sans Soleil, Jean-Pierre Gorin travels through the cuts, sequences, illusions, allusions, sign-systems, methodology, non-methodology, historical moments from Sei Shōnagon to Rousseau to the very present NOW of a baby Martian girl learning the rituals of this planet. Chris Marker passed away on July 30, just after his 91st birthday, leaving behind a remarkable body of work. Chris Marker, catalogue de l'exposition à la Cinémathèque Française (2 mai-29 juillet 2018), Cinémathèque française/Actes Sud, 2018. “Prince Bayaya” de Jiri Trnka, une forme d’ornement, 80:81 Chris Marker Speaks with Colin MacCabe, A free replay (notes on Vertigo) by Chris Marker, A Free Replay (Notes sur Vertigo) par Chris Marker, A propos du clip « Stress », par Chris Marker, C’était un drôle d’objet par Chris Marker, Chris Marker, Description of a Struggle (1960), In the Station of the Metro by Chris Marker, Letter to Theresa by Chris Marker: Behind the Veils of Sans Soleil, Level Five Transcript (Beta) by Chris Marker, Patricio Guzmán—What I Owe to Chris Marker, Second Life Tour with Chris Marker and the Harvard Film Archive, The Crisis of Cognition by Rainer J. Hanshe, The Encounter of M. Chat & Chris Marker as Told By Louise Traon, To Chris Marker, An Unsent Letter by Emiko Omori, Understanding Immemory with a little help from Raymond Bellour, What do you mean… Gérard de Battista on Filming in Okinawa, Chris Marker Bibliography: Primary Sources, Chris Marker Bibliography: Secondary Sources, Cinema Paranoia: A Bibliography from the Nineties, Filmographie Chris Marker: L’ Avant Scène Cinéma 2013, Nadine Bolkovac Reviews Chris Darke’s La Jetée, Chris Marker’s Owl’s Legacy Coming to DVD in English Version, France Culture Podcasts – Conversations on Chris Marker, Cinémathèque française Unveils Encyclopedic Chris Marker Retrospective Program, Cinemathèque française Announces Chris Marker Exhibition + Retrospective, Phénomène (n.m.) – nouvelle de Chris Marker, Pictures at an Exhibition by Chris Marker, Chris Marker – Notes from the Era of Imperfect Memory, Nora Alter’s Chris Marker Bibliography of Primary Sources, Lucien Bookmite Records Second Life Interactions with Sergei Murasaki, Marker Direct: An Interview with Chris Marker, Chris Marker: In Memory of New Technology by Catherine Lupton, Chris Marker’s A Grin Without a Cat Revives the Revolution. They write about aliens, but I think that in these phenomena we are in fact confronting ourselves; that is our future, our descendants who are actually traveling in time.”. Publié le 06/05/08 mis à jour le 15/07/20. By blindlibrarian. Hurry up and add some widgets. 2 — reviewed by Barbara Filser, Chris Marker: Remembrance of Revolutions Past by Howard Hampton, Les Films du Jeudi – Chris Marker Catalogue, Les Mutins – Si j'avais 4 dromedaires DVD, MIT Press – Chris Marker Books – La Jetée, Nouveaux Médias ? A crucial bridge between Marker’s adventurous earlier travel films and his growing interest in media and technology, Sans Soleil is one of Marker’s most dazzling and inexhaustible works. Related Article from the May-June 2003 issue. You are certainly welcome to republish the essay on your superlative site. 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Mosaico — Chris Marker, 1968-2004 by Intermedio DVD, Performance / Travel Notes for C.M., de Aki Onda, Remembering Chris Marker (Vimeo): Curator Stuart Comer, artist Beatrice Gibson and artist/writer Jeremy Millar pay tribute to the late Chris Marker, Rencontre / Le roman de Chris Marker (2013) avec Thomas Tode, Judith Revault d'Allonnes, Rencontre / Le roman de Chris Marker: Avec Anita Fernandez : une école de cinéma en Guinée Bissau (Centre Pompidou, 2013), Rencontre / Le roman de Chris Marker: De la création de SLON / ISKRA aux groupes Medvedkine (2013), Centre Pompidou, avec Ethel Blum, Christian Corouge, Jean-François Dars, Valérie Mayoux. A Farewell to Movies at the Design Museum in Zurich, Chris Marker presented a series of exhibits of photography, film clips, video installations, and other media work, all contained within a radically futuristic museum created in the popular virtual world and free Internet portal, Second Life. A museum built by Chris Marker in Second Life, the online virtual world William Gibson, novelist. Carte blanche à Filipa Ramos (2017), Centre Pompidou, Ben Sachs, The Owl's Legacy is the best symposium on ancient Greece you'll ever sit in on, Chicago Reader Jan. 9, 2019, New York Review of Books 23 Aug 2012 :: The Lost Futures of Chris Marker, J. Hoberman, New York Times 07/31/12 :: Chris Marker, Pioneer of the Essay Film, Dies at 91, Dennis Lim, aaaarg collection Chris Marker by silverliebt [dlp], Brandon's Movie Memory – tag Chris Marker, Chrismarker.ch – On a Quest from Switzerland, Encyclopedia of New Media: Chris Marker Bibliography, Encyclopedia of New Media: Chris Marker: Biographie, Encyclopedia of New Media: Chris Marker: Expositions & Programmes, #47 — Alfred Hitchock: Vertigo // Chris Marker: La Jetée by TROISCOULEURS (Vimeo), Chris Marker 1er mai 2009 Paris par jlggb (Vimeo), Exposition — Chris Marker, les 7 vies d'un cinéaste — La Cinémathèque française (2018), Interview with Cornelius Castoriadis by Chris Marker (English Subtitles). and the exchange on the island (Varga’s island?) Press Contact:Brooke HolgersonPublicity and OutreachHarvard Film Archive24 Quincy StreetCambridge, MA 02138617-496-3211holgers {at} fas.harvard.edu, so… the event was pretty lackluster. He was a French visionary whose work crossed the boundaries of art, film, photography, politics and science fiction; Chris Marker, who died in 2012, left behind an archive of almost unparalleled genius. The dense yet lyrical poiesis of montage and voice created across Marker’s films found its fullest expression in Sans Soleil (1982), his celebrated meditation on travel, memory, and cultural difference. Marker has remained famously indifferent to the popular spotlight—leaving all public appearances to Guillaume-en-Egypte, the ginger cat who serves as his pseudonym, mascot, and muse adamant about his need for unmitigated independence as an artist (while not ruling out occasional work with select collaborators). Though veiled with elegant self-effacement, this rêverie bears the signature, to our senses, of the master’s hand, mind and spirit (though it is not his own, as we have learned post-post). Marker’s desire for a fully self-sufficient means of production, together with his search for a liberated narrative form to explore the slippages and superimpositions of individual and collective memory, has drawn him to experiment with an incredible range of image technologies, from the photo book in his early years to small gauge 16mm and Super-8 cinema and then to video and video games and, most recently, the CD-ROM and Internet. It is particularly remembered for its atmospheric cinematography, performances, and musical... We just received notice of a unique event from Etienne Sandrin at the Centre Pompidou.
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