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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • The God of Day Had Gone Down Upon Him

    The God of Day Had Gone Down Upon Him is Stan Brakhage’s first long photographed work in nine years, during which time he has been…
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  • Time and Tide

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  • The Flicker

    By implicating the retina rather than sight, this film displaces the centres of reception from the sensorial to the neural.
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  • Canon

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  • LMNO

    A policeman, drawn in a ‘childish’ manner, is caught in mini-dramas but also in graphic events.
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  • Ein Mann für Marie

    Silent, light dramatic musical film about two old schoolfriends who compete about their loves.
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  • De un vastisimo mar

    De un vastisimo mar could be considered as a film in the making, a real-time film performance, about exile as a relationship.
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  • The Glass System

    Largely a portrait of Calcutta, but the film can also lead us to make personal assumptions about a ‘lost’ New York.
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  • Epileptic Seizure Comparison

    Epileptic Seizure Comparison, 1976, 16mm, 34 min, colour and b&w, stereo sound, courtesy Anthology Film Archives
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  • Arbor Vitae

    Film shows insight into the metaphysical coherence of life, gives existence a soul like the tree of life.
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