Michael Snow’s Experimental Films Toy with Perception and Representation
Three major Michael Snow shows in 1994 revealed a unifying them in the Canadian artist's diverse body of work: the interplay of reality and illusion.
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Michael Snow, Legendary Experimental Filmmaker and Artist Behind ‘Wavelength,’ Dies at 94
Many of his works crossed the bounds of multiple mediums and contained a sly sense of humor.
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Slow cinema characterizes films that, in some crucial way, make the passage of time feel prolonged.
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The camera is trained on a paper scrim shot in negative. For a moment, a white field fills the frame, its expanse perfectly monochrome save a tremor of scratch and grain. Then the space is…
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The Philadelphia Museum exhibition "Photo-Centric" imagines Michael Snow's long-standing photographic practice as Wavelength's final image: central from the outset, but persistently neglected until…
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10 Must-See Museum Photo Shows of Spring 2014
Where to find Kahlo's archive, Friedlander's jazz pix, Michael Snow's conceptual hijinks, Abelardo Morell's camera obscura, and more highlights of the spring photo season
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