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Bill Morrison
ArtsJournal.com:Artopia-John Perreault’s Art Diary on Bill Morrison
Artforum: Bill Morrison at Stendhal Gallery
Bill Morrison at Stendhal Gallery, November 6- January 15 By Elizathen Schambelan In A Voyage on the North Sea, Rosalind Krauss recalls that in the late 60’s and early 70’s artists including Richard Serra and Robert Smithson made a habit of visiting Anthology Film Archives, where they absorbed the canon of modernist film up to […]
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Stendhal Gallery From its inception in 1990 in SoHo to its relocation to Chelsea in 2003, Harry Stendhal director of Stendhal Gallery has established a unique presence in the art world, introducing an educational program through museum-quality exhibitions and access to scholarly archival documents. Stendhal Gallery champions the work of historical and contemporary masters, namely […]
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Bill Morrison Filmmaker and PainterBorn Chicago, IL, 11/17/65BFA Cooper Union School of Art, 1989Lives in New York City BiographyAward-winning filmmaker Bill Morrison has eight titles in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art, including “Light Is Calling”, “Decasia” and “The Film of Her”. His work has been screened at The Tate Modern, Lincoln […]
Press Release
Recent Work Project Room: DECASIA November 13, 2003 – January 10, 2004 Stendhal Gallery is proud to present the first solo gallery exhibition of renowned filmmaker Bill Morrison. Morrison’s most recent work deals with the filmic medium as subject, exploring the natural rhythms and patterns in decaying film stock. He furthers this exploration with newly […]
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The New York Times:Sublime Decay
Sublime Decay By Lawrence Weschler December 22, 2002 One day a few months back, a close-cropped, sweet-natured, looming hulk of a young man named Bill Morrison tentatively poked his head into my office and mentioned that a mutual friend had suggested that I just might find his predicament of passing interest. He was a filmmaker, […]
New York Times: Composing a Varied Collage Out of Decomposing Film
Composing a Varied Collage Out of Decomposing Film By: Anita Gates December 27, 2002 I was going to take a wild guess and say that “Decasia” was about destruction. Then I read about the film, realized what I was actually seeing and knew that was doubly true. “Decasia,” a 70-minute film that has its television […]
New York Times: Where a Film’s Gooey Bits Are the Real Showstoppers
Where a Film’s Gooey Bits Are the Real Showstoppers By Sarah Boxer December 3, 2002 The theater was an old synagogue on the Lower East Side, huge, rundown and spooky. The movie being screened, “Decasia,” was made of deteriorating reels of film. The speakers that night were an ill-sorted band: the magician and sleight-of-hand expert […]
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