Audiovisual artistic practices 20-KUDU-APA
First film avant-garde: absolute film (Hans Richter, Viking Eggeling, Walter Ruttmann).
First avant-garde: surrealism (J. Cocteau, G. Dulac, René Clair).
First avant-garde: dadaism and experiments with film and photography (Man Ray).
Dadaism between art and antiart: Cravan and Duchamp.
Film as a ritual: Maya Deren.
Film as a documentary: Jonas Mekas.
American underground film: Jack Smith, Andy Warhol.
Intermedia in artistic practices: audiovisual in the Fluxus environment.
Structural film, post-Cage inspirations and post-minimalism.
Video art - new audiovisuality.
Video-performance: Somaestetyka.
New media art.
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Student knows the history of the first avant-garde film, distinguishes and indicates the genres, genera and examples of avant-garde film.
Students will learn the history of the post-war American film avant-garde: they will understand the following terms: experimental film, underground film, experimental film, amateur film, structural film.
Students will learn to reconstruct the history of intermedia artistic practices from the first experiments with John Cage's sound, through the activities of the Fluxus group, to structural film and the beginnings of video art.
The student knows history and can point to examples of contemporary art of new media.
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5.0 Attendance at classes, student activity during classes, preparation for classes, excellent theoretical and practical use of the content discussed during classes. Excellent ability to apply the content of the module in practice, tested both in the final thesis written by the students and during the final exam.
4.5 Attendance at classes, student activity in classes, preparation for classes, more than good theoretical and practical use of the content discussed in classes. More than a good ability to apply the content of the module in practice, tested both in the final thesis written by students and during the final exam.
4.0 Attendance at classes, student activity during classes, preparation for classes, good theoretical and practical use of the content discussed during classes. Good ability to apply the content of the module in practice, tested both in the final thesis written by the students and during the final exam.
3.5 Attendance at classes, preparation for classes, more than sufficient theoretical and practical use of the content discussed in classes. More than sufficient ability to apply the content of the module in practice, tested both in the final thesis written by the students and in the final examination.
3.0 Attendance at classes, preparation for classes, sufficient theoretical and practical use of the content discussed during classes. Adequate ability to apply the content of the module in practice, tested both in the final thesis written by the students and in the final examination.
2.0 Absence from classes, lack of preparation for classes, insufficient theoretical and practical use of the content discussed during classes. Insufficient ability to apply the content of the module in practice, tested both in the final thesis written by the students and in the final exam. Failure to prepare the final paper. Fundamental deficiencies in theoretical knowledge, making it impossible to talk about the content of the module.
Bibliography
Niemiecka myśl filmowa. Antologia 1, red. A. Gwóźdź, Wydawnictwo Szumacher, Kielce 1992.
H. Richter, Dadaizm: sztuka i antysztuka, Wydawnictwa Artystyczne i Filmowe, Warszawa 1983.
J. Clifford, "Surrealizm etnograficzny", w: J. Clifford, Kłopoty z kulturą: dwudziestowieczna etnografia, literatura i sztuka, Wydawnictwo KR, Warszawa 2000.
J. Dąbkowska-Zydroń, Surrealizm po surrealizmie, Instytut Kultury, Warszawa 1994.
R. W. Kluszczyński, Film, video, multimedia. Sztuka ruchomego obrazu w erze elektronicznej, Rabid, Kraków 2002.
M. Kosińska, Ciało filmu. Medium obecnego w amerykańskiej powojennej awangardzie filmowej, Wydawnictwo Galerii Miejskiej „Arsenał”, Poznań 2012.
P. Tyler, Underground film. A Critical History, De Capo Press, 1995.
Film Culture Reader, red. P. A. Sitney, Cooper Square Press, 2000.
Maya Deren and the American Avant-Garde, red. B. Nichols, University of California Press, Los Angeles 2001.
Ch. Meigh-Andrews, A history of video art, Berg 2006.
E. Wójtowicz, Sztuka w kulturze postmedialnej, Wydawnictwo Naukowe Katedra, Gdańsk 2016.
P. Piotrowski, Dekada: o syndromie lat siedemdziesiątych, kulturze artystycznej, krytyce – wybiórczo i subiektywnie, Obserwator 1991.
P. Piotrowski, Znaczenia modernizmu, Rebis 2011.
A. Markowska, Dwa przełomy. Sztuka polska po 1955 i 1989 roku, Wydawnictwo Naukowe UMK, Toruń 2012.
Ł. Ronduda, Sztuka Polska lat 70. Awangarda, Polski Western, CSW Zamek Ujazdowski, Warszawa 2009.
Polska Sztuka Video, IF Museum Inner Spaces, Stowarzyszenie Kontekst Sztuki 2006.
Nam June Paik. Driving Media, Widok. WRO Media Art Reader, Wro Art Centrer, Wrocław.
M. Jankowska, Wideo, Wideo instalacja, wideo performance w Polsce w latach 1973-1994. Historia, Artyści, Dzieła, Wydawnictwo Neriton, Warszawa 2004.
Od Monumentu do Marketu. Sztuka video i przestrzeń publiczna, red. P. Krajewski, V. Kutlubasis-Krajewska, Wrocenter, Wrocław 2005.
Józef Robakowski. Obrazy energetyczne. Zapisy bio-mechaniczne 1970-2005, WROCENTER, Wrocław 2007.
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