[news]: To the Winged Distance: Films by Robert Beavers

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The [url=http://www.tate.org.uk/modern/eventseducation/film/tothewingeddistancefi... ]Tate Modern Gallery[/url] will hold a retrospective of [b]Robert Beavers[/b]' works from February 2nd to the 25th. Beavers (USA, 1949) emigrated to Europe in the late sixties, with his lifetime companion [b]Gregory Markopoulos[/b], and his work has been rarely screened until very recently. Beavers' films "are at once lyrical and rigorous, sensuous and complex. Whilst communicating his response to the landscapes, architecture and traditions of the Mediterranean and Alpine countries in which they were filmed, they also incorporate deeply personal and aesthetic themes."[br /]

The retrospective is divided in two series of programmes: the [i]To the winged distance[/i] series, that will display selected works, and the [i]My Hand Outstretched to the Winged Distance and Sightless Measure[/i] series that will screen the whole cycle of the same name, composed by eighteen films. Beavers will introduce the first programme (February 2nd) and will have a discussion with critic [b]P.Adams Sitney[/b] ([i]Visionary Film[/i]) on February 4th, who will previously introduce the screening. 

This retrospective is curated by [url=http://www.secretcinema.co.uk/ ]Mark Webber[/url]. 

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[news]: To the Winged Distance: Films by Robert Beavers

[url=http://expcinema.com/site/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=67&I... To the Winged Distance: Films by Robert Beavers[/url]

[img]http://expcinema.com/site/images/stories/news/robertbeavers.jpg[/img]
The [url=http://www.tate.org.uk/modern/eventseducation/film/tothewingeddistancefi... ]Tate Modern Gallery[/url] will hold a retrospective of [b]Robert Beavers[/b]' works from February 2nd to the 25th. Beavers (USA, 1949) emigrated to Europe in the late sixties, with his lifetime companion [b]Gregory Markopoulos[/b], and his work has been rarely screened until very recently. Beavers' films "are at once lyrical and rigorous, sensuous and complex. Whilst communicating his response to the landscapes, architecture and traditions of the Mediterranean and Alpine countries in which they were filmed, they also incorporate deeply personal and aesthetic themes."[br /]

The retrospective is divided in two series of programmes: the [i]To the winged distance[/i] series, that will display selected works, and the [i]My Hand Outstretched to the Winged Distance and Sightless Measure[/i] series that will screen the whole cycle of the same name, composed by eighteen films. Beavers will introduce the first programme (February 2nd) and will have a discussion with critic [b]P.Adams Sitney[/b] ([i]Visionary Film[/i]) on February 4th, who will previously introduce the screening. 

This retrospective is curated by [url=http://www.secretcinema.co.uk/ ]Mark Webber[/url]. 

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[news]: To the Winged Distance: Films by Robert Beavers

Mark Webber esta en todo. A lo mejor hago una escapada. ¿Sabes Marcos si es habitual ver a Sitney por Europa haciendo conferencias o presentaciones?
Gracias por informar lo de la Tate,

un saludo

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[news]: To the Winged Distance: Films by Robert Beavers

Pues si :D
Esta info me la ha enviado el propio Webber. Comenta, ademas, que estara en la conferencia de xcentric de Febrero. ¿Tienes mas detalles sobre esta?

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[news]: To the Winged Distance: Films by Robert Beavers

Pues si en la web de xcèntric se puede ver por encima (aun se esta perfilando) el programa del Experimenta. Conferencias sobre el cine experimental...

saludos.

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