Evergreen, Saturday, December 1

Books:
Alberto Giacometti
Pablo Picasso (180 drawings from 1953-54)
Han Hofmann
Jean Dubuffet
Richard Diebenkorn
David Shrigley

Video:
Trenton Doyle Hancock and Kara Walker segments from the Art:21 Season 2 (VHS FA 80) and this work, by William Kentridge

   Title          William Kentridge :
               drawing the passing /
               written and directed by Maria Anna Tappeiner, Reinhard Wulf ; produced
               by Westdeutscher Rundfunk.
Published      Houghton, South Africa : David Krut Pub. ; c1999.
Description    1 VHS (51 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
Series
Note(s)        Camera, Nic Hofmeyr ; editor, Sibylle von der Laage.
               Kentridge discusses the creative process of making his animated films,
               drawings, and theatre work. Shows him in the final stages of animating "
               Stereoscope" and includes excepts from various works. In his artistic
               works he has investigated the diseased, amnesiac consciousness of late
               and post-apartheid South Africa.

VHS FA 109

and

   Title          Automatic writing /                  [videorecording]
            produced by Bick Productions, Ilene Kurtz-Kretzschmar and Caroline
            Bourgeois and the New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York.
Published      [New York] : The New Museum of Contemporary Art, c2003.
Description    1 DVD : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
Series         Point of view: an anthology of the moving image.
Note(s)        Published on the occasion of the exhibition at the New Museum of
            Contemporary Art in New York City, February 27-May 2, 2004.
            Video: Automatic writing / William Kentridge (3 min., 2003) -- Interview
            (2003) -- Image gallery -- biography.
            Exec. producer, Jumex Collection, Mexico ; music Bang Goes.
            Interviewer: Dan Cameron.
            Part of a series presenting a point of entry for contemporary artists
            working in video, film and digital imagery who represent different
            generations and cultural perspectives. In Automatic writing, created by
            the South African artist William Kentridge, the artist's beautiful
            series of animated black and white drawings brings viewers into the
            artist's unconscious, using surrealist techniques to explore the point
            where writing and drawing intersect. Film is followed by an in-depth
            interview with the video artist.

DVD FA 19