9781771126885 - Secret Museums: The Films of Arthur Lipsett di Broomer, Stephen (20 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Arthur Lipsetts first film was nominated for an Academy Award in 1962, marking the arrival of an influential new voice. The films dark humour and dancing rhythms had captured the spirit of his times. When Lipsett died by suicide in 1986, the humour and joy of his work was eclipsed by that sardonic darkness. It all came to feel like an omen. Secret Museums is a study in the life and work of Canadian collage filmmaker Arthur Lipsett, whose struggles with mental illness have overshadowed his vital and innovative work. Author Stephen Broomer explores the spiritual themes and formal challenges posed by Lipsetts films and the artists absurdist, comic, beatnik sensibility. As a critical biography, Secret Museums follows the trajectory of Lipsetts life through his years as a filmmaker (19601975) and after, with new interpretations and analysis of his eight completed films. In Secret Museums, Lipsetts films are recognized as riotous comedies that reflect the artists resilience. This study offers a new interpretation of Lipsett and his films, positioning him as both a visionary force and a holy fool, illuminating fresh pathways through his work that reflect his understandings of his sources and his world. A study in the life and work of Canadian filmmaker Arthur Lipsett, whose struggles with illness overshadowed his vital and innovative work. It explores the spiritual themes and formal challenges posed by his films and their relation to the absurdist, comic, beatnik attitudes that defined the era in which they were made. PAPERBACK EDITION This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Arthur Lipsetts first film was nominated for an Academy Award in 1962, marking the arrival of an influential new voice. The films dark humour and dancing rhythms had captured the spirit of his times. When Lipsett died by suicide in 1986, the humour and joy of his work was eclipsed by that sardonic darkness. It all came to feel like an omen. Secret Museums is a study in the life and work of Canadian collage filmmaker Arthur Lipsett, whose struggles with mental illness have overshadowed his vital and innovative work. Author Stephen Broomer explores the spiritual themes and formal challenges posed by Lipsetts films and the artists absurdist, comic, beatnik sensibility. As a critical biography, Secret Museums follows the trajectory of Lipsetts life through his years as a filmmaker (19601975) and after, with new interpretations and analysis of his eight completed films. In Secret Museums, Lipsetts films are recognized as riotous comedies that reflect the artists resilience. This study offers a new interpretation of Lipsett and his films, positioning him as both a visionary force and a holy fool, illuminating fresh pathways through his work that reflect his understandings of his sources and his world. A study in the life and work of Canadian filmmaker Arthur Lipsett, whose struggles with illness overshadowed his vital and innovative work. It explores the spiritual themes and formal challenges posed by his films and their relation to the absurdist, comic, beatnik attitudes that defined the era in which they were made. PAPERBACK EDITION This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Arthur Lipsetts first film was nominated for an Academy Award in 1962, marking the arrival of an influential new voice. The films dark humour and dancing rhythms had captured the spirit of his times. When Lipsett died by suicide in 1986, the humour and joy of his work was eclipsed by that sardonic darkness. It all came to feel like an omen. Secret Museums is a study in the life and work of Canadian collage filmmaker Arthur Lipsett, whose struggles with mental illness have overshadowed his vital and innovative work. Author Stephen Broomer explores the spiritual themes and formal challenges posed by Lipsetts films and the artists absurdist, comic, beatnik sensibility. As a critical biography, Secret Museums follows the trajectory of Lipsetts life through his years as a filmmaker (19601975) and after, with new interpretations and analysis of his eight completed films. In Secret Museums, Lipsetts films are recognized as riotous comedies that reflect the artists resilience. This study offers a new interpretation of Lipsett and his films, positioning him as both a visionary force and a holy fool, illuminating fresh pathways through his work that reflect his understandings of his sources and his world. A study in the life and work of Canadian filmmaker Arthur Lipsett, whose struggles with illness overshadowed his vital and innovative work. It explores the spiritual themes and formal challenges posed by his films and their relation to the absurdist, comic, beatnik attitudes that defined the era in which they were made. PAPERBACK EDITION This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Arthur Lipsett's first film was nominated for an Academy Award in 1962, marking the arrival of an influential new voice. The film's dark humour and dancing rhythms had captured the spirit of his times. When Lipsett died by suicide in 1986, the humour and joy of his work was eclipsed by that sardonic darkness. It all came to feel like an omen. Secret Museums is a study in the life and work of Canadian collage filmmaker Arthur Lipsett, whose struggles with mental illness have overshadowed his vital and innovative work. Author Stephen Broomer explores the spiritual themes and formal challenges posed by Lipsett's films and the artist's absurdist, comic, beatnik sensibility. As a critical biography, Secret Museums follows the trajectory of Lipsett's life through his years as a filmmaker (1960-1975) and after, with new interpretations and analysis of his eight completed films. In Secret Museums, Lipsett's films are recognized as riotous comedies that reflect the artist's resilience. This study offers a new interpretation of Lipsett and his films, positioning him as both a visionary force and a holy fool, illuminating fresh pathways through his work that reflect his understandings of his sources and his world.