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On Responsibility: The Moving Image Questions Spectatorship

Book of collected texts edited by Lorenzo Lazzari

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This book is a collection of essays which reflect on the symbolic exchange between the spectator and the moving image.

The authors analyze this relationship through the analysis of different works by artists, film and video-makers such as Éric Baudelaire, Tony Conrad, Morgan Fisher, Kahlil Joseph, and Vittorio De Seta.

The volume also includes an interview with eight members of Videofreex, one of the pioneering US collectives who utilized the video since the late-1960s.

Texts: Malvina Borgherini, Enrico Camporesi, Vera Dika, Sibylle de Laurens, Lorenzo Lazzari, Pascaline Morincôme, Videofreex
Translations: Jim Sunderland
Design: Lorenzo Mason Studio
Co-publishers: Adriatico Book Club, Grafiche Veneziane, Università Iuav di Venezia

June 2020, English
11 × 17.5 cm, 112 pages,
15 monochrome ill., softcover
ISBN: 978-8898488-55-1

This book, co-published with the Iuav University of Venice, is the first collective project by Adriatico Book Club.
ABC is a group of people interested in making and sharing books. It has been founded in Venice during the late winter of 2020.
ABC books will be mainly focused on the moving image in contemporary arts and won’t be published regularly.
ABC members are artists, curators, designers, and scholars part of the network of the postgraduate program MOVIES—Moving Images Arts (www.mov-ies.eu).

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Format
11 × 17.5 cm, 112 pages, 15 monochrome ill., softcover
Language(s)
English
Author(s)
Malvina Borgherini, Enrico Camporesi, Vera Dika, Sibylle de Laurens, Lorenzo Lazzari, Pascaline Morincôme, Videofreex
Pages
112 pages
Publisher
Adriatico Book Club

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