Making Images Move - Gregory Zinman

Making Images Move Reveals A History Of Cinema By Uncovering Its Connections To Other Media And Art Forms. In This Richly Illustrated Volume, Gregory Zinman Explores How Moving-image Artists Who Worked In Experimental Film Pushed The Medium Toward Abstraction Through A Number Of Unconventional Filmmaking Practices, Including Painting And Scratching Directly On The Film Strip; Deteriorating Film With Water, Dirt, And Bleach; And Applying Materials Such As Paper And Glue. This Book Provides A Comprehensive History Of This Tradition Of Handmade Cinema From The Early Twentieth Century To The Present, Opening Up Conversations About The Production, Meaning, And Significance Of The Moving Image.