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An audiovisual “divertimento” based on the work in the Public Domain. The Great St. Louis Bank Robbery (1959) by Charles Guggenheim, Collage 42 is part of a broad experimental audiovisual research project that seeks to explore, through the construction and deconstruction of classic film scenes in the public domain and, from the point of view of artistic-expressive activities, questions that encompass formal, structural, narrative, and aesthetic aspects of the Audiovisual Arts.Read moreLess
An audiovisual “divertimento” based on the work in the Public Domain. The Great St. Louis Bank Robbery (1959) by Charles Guggenheim, Collage 42 is part of a broad experimental audiovisual research project that seeks to explore, through the construction and deconstruction of classic film scenes in the public domain and, from the point of view of artistic-expressive activities, questions that encompass formal, structural, narrative, and aesthetic aspects of the Audiovisual Arts.
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An audiovisual “divertimento” based on the work in the Public Domain. The Great St. Louis Bank Robbery (1959) by Charles Guggenheim, Collage 42 is part of a broad experimental audiovisual research project that seeks to explore, through the construction and deconstruction of classic film scenes in the public domain and, from the point of view of artistic-expressive activities, questions that encompass formal, structural, narrative, and aesthetic aspects of the Audiovisual Arts.
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- Luis Carlos Rodríguez