Drawing the Space Between
the Experimental Moving Image in Chile
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https://doi.org/10.24215/23142502e066Keywords:
Experimental cinema, experimental video, Chile, moving imageAbstract
This review focuses on the book Visiones Laterales. Cine y video experimental en Chi le (1957-2017) (2018), by Claudia Aravena and Iván Pinto. Throughout the pages of this book, the authors intentionally avoid the de marcation of a disciplinary field and its alle ged specificity, to explore instead the links that the experimental moving image has established through time with territories be yond itself —the theater, the visual arts, TV, and documentary films, but also politics, the academic field, archives and Chile itself.Downloads
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Aravena, C. y Pinto, I. (2018) Visiones Laterales. Cine y video experimental en Chile (1957 2017). Metales Pesados.
Flusser, V. [1984] (2015) Hacia una filosofía de la fotografía. Editorial Síntesis.
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