Michael Snow Film Programme
Sunday 7 October 3.30pm
Breakfast [Table Top Dolly] (1972-6) 14mins
All the varied and unusual motions visible on the screen are the result of a single camera movement Michael Snow
So Is This (1982) 43mins
This film is time text. The film reads: This is the title of this film. So is this. Michael Snow
The Living Room (2000) 21mins
A new work, related to his work-in-progress, Corpus Callosum.
Sunday 14 October 3.30pm
<---> (Back and Forth) (1969) 52m
As a move from the implications of Wavelength, <---> attempts to transcend through motion more than light
<---> is percussion and Wavelength is Song. Michael Snow
One Second in Montreal (1969) 26mins
A collection of snow scenes, all still photographs of potential sites for a monument in Montreal, follow one another for 26 minutes. P. Adams Sitney
Sunday 21 October 3.30pm
Dripping Water (1969) 10.5mins
Made with Joyce Wieland. 10.5 unrelenting minutes of water dripping from a tap, it opens the eyes to the phenomenal world. Jonas Mekas
Seated Figures (1988) 42mins
A landscape from the perspective of an exhaust pipe! J. Hoberman, Village Voice
See You Later [Au Revoir] (1990) 17.5mins
Plot: a man leaves the office
30 seconds was extended to become 17.5 minutes on the screen. Michael Snow
Saturday 27 October 6.30pm
Prelude (2000) 3mins
Wavelength (1967) 45mins
Snows most famous work, hailed as an experimental masterpiece.
Standard Time (1967) 8mins
Sunday 28 October 3.30pm
A Casing Shelved (1970) 46mins
A single projected slide and a soundtrack of the artist describing the image a shelf in his studio.
New York Eye and Ear Control (1964) 34mins
This film formed part of his Walking Woman work.
Sunday 4 November 3.30pm
Rameaus Nephew by Diderot (Thanx to Dennis Young) by Wilma Schoen (1974) 4hrs 27mins
again he seems to have made a film out of which an entire future movement could be mined. P. Adams Sitney
Sunday 11 November 3.30pm
To Lavoisier, who died in the Reign of Terror (1991) 53mins
The work of pioneering chemist Lavoisier and this film are situated between modern chemistry and alchemy
Michael Snow
Side Seat Paintings Slides Sound Film (1970) 20mins
the projecting and verbal (my voice) identification of slides
of paintings in various media made by myself from 1955 to 1965
Michael Snow
All screenings are free
