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Future Cinema: The Cinematic Imaginary After Film

Author
Jeffrey Shaw & Peter Weibel
Publisher / Label
The MIT Press
Country
USA
Language
English
Publication year
2003
Type of publication
Book
Number of pages
640
ISBN
9780262692861

Index

01  Prolegomena 
    to All Future Cinema 
    Guy Debord

16  Preface 
    Peter Weibel

18  A Panorama of 
    Pre-Cinematic Principles
    Tjebbe van Tijen

19  Introduction
    Jeffrey Shaw

- 12 -

THE 
CINEMATIC 
IMAGINARY

30  Werner Nekes
    David Robinson

40  The Urge to Create Visions 
    Stefan Themerson

48  The Camera Eye: 
    Dialectics of a Metaphor
    William C. Wees

56  Battle of the Images
    Raymond Bellour

60  Fugitive Realities, Situated Realities, 
    "Situational Realities," 
    or Future Cinema(s) Past
    Timothy Druckrey

66  Nostalgia for the Digital Object: 
    Regrets on the guickening of QuickTime
    Vivian Sobchack

74  Luis Buñuel

76  Perry Hoberman
    Erkki Huhtamo

- 11 -

SCREENINGS

80  Will CinemaScope Save 
    the Film Industry?
    André Bazin

88  Glorious Technicolor, Breathtaking CinemaScope 
    and Stereophonic Sound
    Richard Hamilton

96  Prague - A Place of Illusionists
    Michael Bielicky

102 Laterna Magika, 
    Polyekran, Kinoautomat
    Vit Havr anek

108 Josef Svoboda

110 Expanded Cinema, Video 
    and Virtual Environments
    Peter Weibel

- 10 - 

THEATERS

128 Fairground to Dream Palace - 
    Buildings for Film
    Edwin Heathcote

132 Frederick Kiesler
    Valentina Sonzogni

134 The Cathedral of Fictions
    Scott Mcguire

136 Stan VanDerBeek's Movie-Drome: 
    Networking the Subject
    Gloria Sutton

144 The Pepsi Pavilion: 
    Laboratory for Social Experimentation
    Randall Packer

150 Dan Graham
    Ulrike Havemann

- 09 - 

CODES 

156 Cinema and the Code
    Gene Youngblood

162 Steina and Woody Vasulka
    Rober t A. Haller

168 Public Image
    Michele Pierson

176 Painting, the Power of Illusion 
    and the Moving Pictures
    Dorte Zbikowski

180 Peter Weibel
    Dominika Szope

192 Michael Snow
    Anne-Marie Duguet / Jean Gagnon

196 Zbigniew Rybczynski
    Paul Virilio / Siegfried Zielinski

202 Werner Nekes
    Siegfried Zielinski

204 William Kentridge
    Katrin Kaschadt and Petra Meyer

210 Jon Jost

212 resfest, 2002
    Holly Willis

214 Gilles Deleuze and a Future Cinema: 
    Cinema 1, Cinema 2 - and Cinema 3?
    Barbara Filser

- 08 -

REMAPPING

220 Lynn Hershman Leeson

228 Perry Hoberman
    Timothy Druckrey

236 Toni Dove
    Sabine Himmelsbach

240 Martin Arnold

242 Pierre Huyghe

244 Constanze Ruhm

248 Rosa Barba
    Nils Roller

250 Caspar Stracke

252 Jennifer and Kevin McCoy
    Timothy Druckrey

254 Jim Campbell
    Sabine Himmelsbach

- 07 -

TRANSCRIPTIVE

260 Grahame Weinbren

272 Interactive Cinema Group, 
    MIT Media Lab
    Glorianna Davenport

280 Jill Scott

282 Eija-Liisa Ahtila
    Dörte Zbikowski

288 Isaac Julien
    David Frankel

292 Jordan Crandall 

296 Chris Hales

302 Susan Norrie
    Dominika Szope

304 Gary Hill
    Sabine Himmelsbach

312 Interactive Narrative 
    as a Multi-temporal Agency
    Neil Brown, Dennis Del Favero, 
    Jeffrey Shaw, Peter Weibel

316 Timely Art: Hybridity in New Cinema 
    and Electronic Poetry
    N. Katherine Hayles

- 06 -

RECOMBINATORY

324 George Legrady with Rosemary Comella

328 Chris Marker
    Christine van Assche / Barbara Filser

334 Bill Seaman
    Dieter Daniels

336 Agnes Hegedus
    Ursula Frohne

340 Ian Howard

342 The Future of the Cinematic City
    Norman M. Klein

346 Designing a Database Cinema
    Marsha Kinder

354 Norman M. Klein, 
    with Rosemary Comella, 
    Andreas Kratky, and 
    The Labyrinth Project 

356 Pat O'Neill, 
    with Rosemary Comella, 
    Kristy H.A.Kang, and 
    The Labyrinth Project
    Marsha Kinder

358 Peter Forgács 
    and The Labyrinth Project
    Marsha Kinder and Zaia Alexander

360 Lev Manovich
    Andreas Kratky

362 Peter Cornwell

- 05 -

NAVIGABLE

368 Technologies of Seeing
    Brian Winston

376 Jeffrey Shaw
    Anne-Marie Duguet

390 Jean Michel Bruyere / LFK-lafab

398 The Relation-Image
    Jean- Louis Boissier

408 Jean-Louis Boissier 

412 Christian Ziegler
    Dorte Zbikowski

416 Masaki Fujihata

- 04 -

INTERPOLATED

430 Space-Time Correlations 
    Focused in Film Objects and 
    Interactive Video
    Susanne Jaschko

436 Joachim Sauter and Dirk Lusebrink

440 Daniel Egg
    Peter Weibel

442 Martin Reinhart and Virgil Widrich

444 Margie Medlin

446 Julien Maire
    Timothy Druckrey

448 Zoe Beloff

450 Tony Oursler
    Dorte Zbikowski

452 Janet Cardiff
    Leejone Wong

456 Max Dean

457 Max Dean and Kristan Horton

458 Synthetic Characters Group, 
    MIT Media Lab 

- 03 -

IMMERSIVE

462 Artificial Nature and Natural Artifice
    Philippe Codognet

466 Media Art in the Third Dimension: 
    Stereoscopic Imaging and 
    Contemporary Art
    Erkki Huhtamo

474 Michael Naimark
    Roger Malina

486 Judith Barry

492 Agnes Hegedus, 
    Bernd Lintermann, Jeffrey Shaw
    Kristine Stiles

498 Blast Theory

502 Time's Up

504 Luc Courchesne
    Emma Crimmings

506 Dennis Del Favero

508 Marnix de Nijs

- 02 -

CALCULATED

512 Karl Sims 

516 Artificial Plants 
    Oliver Deussen 
    and Sernd Lintermann

520 Shelley Eshkar and Paul Kaiser

524 Marc Lafia with Didi Fire

526 Maciej Wisniewski

530 The Interactive Potential of 
    Distributed Networks. 
    Immersion and Participation 
    in Films and Computer Games
    Sabine Himmelsbach

536 Paul Johnson
    Tony Conrad

538 The Art of Machinima
    Katie Salen

- 01 -

NETWORKED

544 Telling Stories on Screens: 
    A History of Web Cinema
    Nora Barry

552 Young-hae Chang Heavy Industries

554 Mark Napier
    Steve Sacks

556 Jan Speckenbach and Birk Weiberg

558 Thomas Fürstner
    Margit Rosen

560 Axel Heide, OnesandZeros, Philip Pocock, 
    Gregor Stehle

- 00 -

SCREENLESS

566 Backwards to the Future: 
    Outline for an Investigation 
    of the Cinema as a Time Machine
    Siegfried Zielinski

570 The Time Will Come When...
    Ross Gibson

572 Maurice Benayoun
    Philippe Codognet

582 Michael Schmid, 
    Jörn Muller-Quade, Thomas Beth 
    Ulrike Havemann

586 plug-in without drop-out 
    (media art in the age of cerebral stimulation)
    Caspar Stracke

590 Darij Kreuh and Davide Grassi

592 BIQS team: 
    Jaanis Garancs, Sven Hahne, 
    Norman Muller, Thomas Tirel

594 The Intelligent Image: 
    Neurocinema or Quantum Cinema?
    Peter Weibel

APPENDIX

604 Notes on the Artists 

616 Notes on the Authors 

620 Works in the Exhibition 

636 Letter to Serge Daney: 
    Optimism, Pessimism, and Travel
    Gilles Deleuze