Google Doodles Celebrates Abstract Animation Legend Oskar Fischinger
Google is celebrating animation pioneer Oskar Fischinger, whose work paved the way for music videos and motion graphics.
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LACMA: Paramount Cartoons and Oskar Fischinger
Thursday and Friday this week, The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) is running two great evenings of animated art. First, I’m …
Oskar Fischinger on NPR
You can hear Charles Solomon discuss Oskar Fischinger – and download Fischinger video clips – on the NPR website.(Thanks, Brian Kolm)
Oskar Fischinger Article
Worth a read: in the latest issue of TATE ETC., the magazine of UK’s Tate museums, there is a nice appreciation of the experimental …
Oskar Fischinger: DVD
Here’s a DVD I’ve been waiting for, Oskar Fischinger: Ten Films. This is the first DVD release by the Center for Visual Music, and …
LACMA in April: Alice, Fischinger and Paramount Cartoons
The spectacular sold out UPA program at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) last week marked the beginning of even more …
Know Your Indie Filmmaker: Matthew Rankin
Canadian filmmaker Matthew Rankin explores local, national, and international history with an eccentric and deadpan touch that is refreshingly and genuinely loving.
‘L’oiseau qui danse’ by Jean-Marie Marbach
An animated experiment made with particle fx and set to electropop music.
Must-See Los Angeles Art Show: ‘Woody Woodpecker & The Avant-Garde’
Miró, Matisse, Picasso, and...Woody Woodpecker?
‘Rethink What We Think is Normal:’ An Interview With ‘Dissonance’ Director Till Nowak
Artist and filmaker Till Nowak is a rare talent who can work across art forms and scientific disciplines, until his viewers are left disoriented and dazzled.
Internet Animation Guide: ‘World of Tomorrow,’ Studio Ghibli, and Michel Gondry
Your guide to the best Internet animation available via streaming and video-on-demand.
Criterion’s First Animated Feature Release in 20 Years: A Sign of Things to Come?
On February 18, 2014, the Criterion Collection will do something that they rarely ever do: release an animated film.
These Are My Seven ‘Desert Island’ Animation Reference Books
What are the essential reference books that anyone with an interest in animation history should have on their bookshelf? It’s a question …
“Opus III”, An Early Abstract Masterpiece by Walter Ruttmann
To fully appreciate Opus III by German filmmaker Walter Ruttman, it’s worth it to first look at a typical cartoon from 1924, such as this …
THIS THURSDAY IN LA: Bob McIntosh Paintings
This Thursday, January 12, Trigg Ison Fine Art (9009 Beverly Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90048) will host the opening reception for …
Los Angeles Filmforum Hosts Experimental Animation Screening Series
LOS ANGELES, October 7, 2011 – Los Angeles Filmforum continues our film screening series Alternative Projections: Experimental Film in …
Essential Visual Music: Rare Classics
The UCLA Film and Television Archive and the Center for Visual Music (CVM) are presenting a program of rarely screened 16mm and 35mm …
Cool Animated Titles
If you are a fan of animated opening titles, as I am, you’ll want to take note of these three items: • A special tribute to Bob …
Viking Eggeling
I’m currently reading Matthew Gale’s Dada & Surrealism, an entertaining and authoritative primer on two of the most important, yet …
This Saturday in Boston: Visual Music Marathon
If I were in Boston this weekend, there’s no question what I’d be attending: the Visual Music Marathon at Northeastern University. This …
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