The Advanced Research Team on History and Epistemology of Moving Image Studies
is pleased to present a lecture with
Hannah Landecker
Associate Professor
Center for Society and Genetics
and the Department of Sociology
UCLA
Événements
The Life of Movement : From Microcinematography to Live Cell Imaging
Conférence
Colloque
This event showcases recent scholarship investigating screens and mobility as dominant features of our media environment. Participants will address such topics as hand-held mobile devices, digital and celluloid exhibition, locative media, and artistic practice in gaming and augmented reality.
Featuring a keynote address from
Dr.
Modernité et archaïsme dans la Nouvelle vague
Conférence
The Office of the Vice President of Research and Graduate Studies
ARTHEMIS and
Le département de communication de l’Université de Montréal
are pleased to present a public lecture with
Geneviève Sellier
Université de Caen
Modernity and archaïsm in the New Wave
Cinephilia’s Missing Term : Découpage
Conférence
ARTHEMIS
is pleased to present a public lecture with
Christian Keathley
Middlebury College
Cinephilia’s Missing Term : Découpage
Though it is prominent in French film criticism, the term découpage (unlike its corollary, mise-en-scene) effectively does not exist in English language film criticis
The Exemplary in Film Sudies
Conférence
ARTHEMIS is pleased to present a lecture with
Dudley Andrew
Yale University
“The Exemplary in Film Sudies”
The Archive in the Age of Cinema: A Counter-Archival Theory of Cinematic Memory From Henri Bergson to André Bazin
Conférence
ARTHEMIS is pleased to present a lecture with
Paula Amad
University of Iowa
“The Archive in the Age of Cinema: A Counter-Archival Theory of Cinematic Memory From Henri Bergson to André Bazin”
L'archive comme ruine, la ruine comme archive
Conférence
ARTHEMIS is pleased to present a lecture with
André Habib
Université de Montréal
The Archive as Ruin, the Ruin as Archive
"The Politics of Film Archiving" de Jacqueline Stewart
Conférence
En décembre dernier, nous avons eu le plaisir de recevoir Jacqueline Stewart de l’université Northwestern. Mme Stewart a présenté “The politics of film archiving” aux étudiants du séminaire de Catherine Russell consacré à l’idée d’archive.