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The Quay Brothers’ long-awaited return feature, ‘Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hourglass,’ premieres August 29 at Film Forum.
The exhibition will be accompanied by a stop-motion film screening series with guests including Henry Selick, Guillermo del Toro, and The Brothers Quay.
Historian Vincent Alexander has exhumed a frightening list of stop-motion gems worth dusting off this Halloween.
“Some lucky wizard is about to find a new, delightful home,” reads the realtor’s listing.
Cartoon Brew speaks with the Brothers Quay about Christopher Nolan’s documentary, their exhaustive Blu-ray collection, and the challenges of finding funding for new projects.
One of the most original voices in contemporary stop motion talks about his work with us.
Ranging from the technical to the quirky to the essential, these holiday electives make great presents for animation pros and fans.
“Inception” director Christopher Nolan is helping people discover the animated films of the Quay brothers.
“Animated cinema is the demiurgic art par excellence: matter comes to life and is transformed in the hands and imaginations of the creators. They, more than anybody, know about the secret life of objects.” This description, comes from the exhibition “Metamorphosis: Fantasy Visions in Starewitch, Švankmajer and the Quay Brothers,” now playing at the Centre de Cultura Contemporanea (CCCB) in Barcelona, Spain, and it’s a good summary of the work of these four visionary animators.
The Brothers Quay, the legendary team of identical twin stop motion animators, will be appearing tonight in Chicago at DePaul University for a screening and conversation about their work.
The Museum of Modern Art in New York continues to be one of the most animation friendly museums in the US. This week they announced an …