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John Baldessari: Films Transferred to Video 1972-1977 Edited by Nicolas Trembley.Title (1972), 4 Short Films (1971), and 6 Colorful Inside Jobs (1977), three seminal but rarely seen films by the groundbreaking west coast Conceptualist John Baldessari, are assembled here for the first time on DVD. The films are built around...[more] Red Grooms and 'Fat Feet' Red Grooms, at the start of his brilliant career as painter, pop multi-media artist and filmmaker talks about his films and art work. Samples of his new art (1967) are shown as well as two of his films: "Washington's Wig Whammed!" and "Fat Feet". "Washington's Wig Whamm...[more] Rudy Burckhardt Artist, painter, photographer, film maker Rudy Burckhardt explains his aesthetic and demonstrates his techniques. Includes many film excerpts, Burckhardt's own voice, and comments by critic Faubion Bowers. Burckhardt was born in Switzerland and has worked in several med...[more] Secret Agents, Private I: The Art and Films of Lynn Hershman Leeson Lynn Hershman Leeson's groundbreaking installation, performance, photography, video, digital, and film works have earned her an international reputation as a prodigious and innovative artist. This collection is the first major survey of work, bringing nearly forty years...[more] Semiconductor: Worlds In Flux Semiconductor is the alias of Brighton-based duo Ruth Jarman and Joseph Gerhardt, who since 1999 have been making stunning, cutting-edge digital artworks in the form of sound-films, music videos and live animation. Guided by their obsessive interests in landscape, archi...[more] Walter Pfeiffer: Films Edited by Nicolas Trembley.Walter Pfeiffer began practicing photography in the 1970s with no technical ambition, but with the will to provide a new visual vocabulary for beauty, eroticism and freedom of spirit. His work gained its initial recognition through an undergro...[more] William Kentridge: Certain Doubts of Partially shot in grainy super-8 stock, a reference to the author's charcoal drawings, this documentary follows Kentridge through Johannesburg and Brazil, where he speaks of the impact of the landscape and the social contradictions in his work, and comments on the life ...[more]

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