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This image displays a page from a printed document or publication. The text at the top of the page indicates that this is a filmography, specifically "Filmography Films by Artists 1960–1974." Below this heading is a paragraph in German and its English translation, stating that this list is an attempt to compile the film production of artists, focusing on newer material and influenced by the art and exhibitions of the time. The list is said to be incomplete and subject to addition and corrections in an extended version. Beneath the introductory paragraph, there is a list of artists' names followed by their works. The artists listed on this page are Vito Acconci, Kenneth Anger, John Baldessari, and Bas Jan Ader. The films are listed chronologically by the release year next to the artists' names, along with additional details such as the format or length of the film. For example: - Vito Acconci's 1970 film "Two Adaptation Studies (Blindfolded Catching: Hand and Mouth)" is in 16 mm black and white/color and runs for 10 minutes. - Kenneth Anger's 1947 film "Fireworks" is in 16 mm and runs for 15 minutes. - John Baldessari's 1968 film "What to leave out" is an S8 color (Standard 8 mm film gauge) running for 3 minutes and is also described as "Isoscephaltu S8 b/w 3'." The document provides an insight into the multimedia art scene between 1960 and 1974, documenting short experimental films made by these artists. The layout consists of two columns of text, with the book's spine visible on the right side of the page, showing that it is open to this page.

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The image is a page from a book or catalog titled "Filmographie Filme von Künstlern 1960–1974 / Filmography Films by Artists 1960–1974." The text on the page is in both German and English. The page provides a filmography listing for several artists and their works from the specified period. The artists included on this page are Vito Acconci, Kenneth Anger, John Baldessari, and Bas Jan Ader. For each artist, the film titles are listed along with the year of production, medium (such as Super 8 or 16mm film), and the duration of the film. Here are some examples: - Vito Acconci’s works listed include "Three Frame Studies" (1969), "Open-Close" (1970), "Watch" (1971), and "Conversions" (1971). - Kenneth Anger’s works listed include "Fireworks" (1947), "Scorpio Rising" (1963), and "Lucifer Rising I" (1974). - John Baldessari’s works listed include "What to leave out" (1968), "New York City Art History" (1971), and "Easel Painting" (1973). - Bas Jan Ader’s works listed include "Fall I (Los Angeles)" (1970) and "Fall II (Amsterdam)" (1970). The compilation serves as a documentation effort, with the introduction noting the attempt to gather the film productions of artists within this period, including only certain formal and epistemological influences, and noting that this is an incomplete list that may be expanded.

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This image appears to be a filmography or list of films created by various artists from 1960 to 1974. The image is a page from what looks like a book or publication, and it contains a table with the names of the artists, the titles of their films, and the years they were produced. The films range from short experimental or avant-garde works to longer narrative pieces. The filmmakers represented include Vito Acconci, Kenneth Anger, John Baldessari, and Bas Jan Ader, among others. The format presents the information in a concise, organized manner without identifying any individuals in the images themselves.

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This image shows a page from what appears to be a catalog or reference book documenting experimental films made by artists between 1960-1974, as indicated by the title at the top in both German and English. The page is laid out in a clean, formal style with multiple columns listing various films chronologically. It includes entries for several artists including Vito Acconci, Kenneth Anger, John Baldessari, and Bas Jan Ader. For each film listed, there are technical details provided such as: - Year of production - Film title - Format (often 16mm or Super 8) - Duration - Whether it's in color or black & white (noted as b&w or col.) The entries show a wide range of experimental film works, with titles suggesting various artistic approaches and themes. For instance, titles include "Fireworks" (1947), "Rabbits Moon" (1950), and "Waterline" (1971). The page appears to be from a scholarly publication, with text in both German and English, indicating it was likely published for an international audience interested in experimental film history.

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The image shows a page from a book or catalog, featuring a list of filmography entries for artists from 1960 to 1974. The title at the top reads "Filmographie Filme von Künstlern 1960–1974" and "Filmography Films by Artists 1960–1974" in English. * The page is divided into two columns, with the left column listing the artist's name and the right column providing details about their films. * The list includes entries for various artists, such as Vito Acconci, Kenneth Anger, John Baldessari, and Bili Jan Ader. * Each entry includes information about the film, including its title, year of release, and duration. * The page also includes a brief introduction or explanation of the filmography, but it is written in German and may not be easily readable by non-German speakers. Overall, the image provides a detailed and organized list of filmography entries for artists from 1960 to 1974, offering valuable information for researchers and enthusiasts of art and film history.

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The image presents a page from a book or catalog, featuring a list of filmography films by artists from 1960 to 1974. The title at the top reads "Filmographie Filme von Künstlern 1960-1974" and "Filmography Films by Artists 1960-1974." **Layout and Content** * The page is divided into two columns, with each column containing a list of films. * Each film entry includes the artist's name, the year of release, and a brief description of the film. * The descriptions are written in both German and English, indicating that the catalog is intended for an international audience. **Artists and Films** * The list includes films by various artists, such as Vito Acconci, Kenneth Anger, John Baldessari, and Bas Jan Ader. * The films range from experimental shorts to feature-length documentaries, showcasing the diversity of artistic expression in the 1960s and 1970s. **Design and Typography** * The page is designed with a clean and minimalist aesthetic, using a simple font and ample white space to create a sense of clarity and readability. * The use of bold headings and italicized text adds visual interest and helps to distinguish between different sections of the page. **Overall Impression** * The image suggests that the catalog is a comprehensive resource for anyone interested in exploring the intersection of art and film during this period. * The inclusion of both German and English descriptions indicates that the catalog is intended for an international audience, and the clean design makes it easy to navigate and understand.

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The image appears to be a page from a book or catalog, showcasing a filmography of films created by artists from 1960 to 1974. The page is organized in a table format, with columns listing the artist's name, the film title, the year of production, and other details. The table includes entries for various artists, such as Vito Acconci, Kenneth Anger, John Baldessari, and Bas Jan Ader. Each entry provides information about the film, including the title, year of production, and technical details like the film format, duration, and color/black-and-white status. The films listed cover a range of artistic styles and themes, from conceptual and experimental works to more narrative-driven pieces. The table format allows for a concise and organized presentation of the filmography, making it easy to compare and contrast the different films and artists included. Overall, the image provides a glimpse into the diverse and innovative world of artist-made films during the 1960s and 1970s, highlighting the contributions of these artists to the broader landscape of experimental and avant-garde cinema.

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The image shows a page from a book titled "Filmography Films by Artists 1960–1974." The page lists various filmographies of artists from 1960 to 1974. The book is authored by B.H.D. Buchloh. The page is organized into two columns. The left column lists the names of artists, their works, and the years they were created. The right column lists the names of other artists, their works, and the years they were created. The left column starts with Vito Acconci, whose works include "Three Frame Studies (Circle, Jumps, Push)" from 1969, "Two Adaptation Studies (Blind-folded: Catching: Hand and Mouth)" from 1970, "Open-Close" from 1970, "Two Takes (Grass-Mouth; Hair-Mouth)" from 1970, "Three Relationship Studies (Manipulations, Initiations, Shadow Box)" from 1970, "Two Cover Studies (Scene Steal, Container)" from 1970, "See Through" from 1970, "Applications" from 1970, "Openings" from 1970, "Rubbings" from 1970, "Watch" from 1971, "Zone" from 1971, "Pick-ups" from 1971, "S 8, col. 15" from 1971, "Waterways (Burst, Storage)" from 1971, "Conversions (three Parts)" from 1971, "Hand to Hand" from 1972, "Face to Face" from 1972, "My Word" from 1973/74, and "S 8, col./b&w, 120" from 1973/74. The right column starts with Kenneth Anger, whose works include "Fireworks" from 1947, "Puce Moment" from 1949, "Rabbits Moon" from 1950, "Eaux d'Artifice" from 1953, "Inauguration of the Pleasure Dome" from 1954, "Scorpio Rising" from 1963, "Kustom Kar Kommandos" from 1965, "Invocation of my Demon Brother" from 1969, "Lucifer Rising I" from 1974, "Anger Magic Lantern Circle" from 1974, "John Baldessari" from 1968, "What to leave out" from 1971, "New York City Art History" from 1971, "New York City Post Card Painting" from 1971, "Waterline" from 1971, "Tabula Rasa" from 1972, "Black Out" from 1972, "Title" from 1973, "Easel Painting" from 1973, "Water to Wine" from 1973, "Hollywood Piece" from 1973, and "Time Temperatur" from 1973.