quarta-feira, maio 30, 2007

terça-feira, maio 29, 2007

grandes espaços entre as cenas.dentro das imagens permitia o mais importante.um naufrágio.jamais limitaram o olhar.

O rapaz subiu a um banco de jardim todo coberto de folhas caídas e disse para quem o quisesse ouvir:
«Esta tarde não quero ter nome!»

E embora o tivesse dito com voz firme e sonora ninguém pareceu tê-lo ouvido.




















Imagens: Alyson Fox/
Texto: M. Castro Henriques

segunda-feira, maio 28, 2007

sexta-feira, maio 25, 2007

quinta-feira, maio 17, 2007


M – Eine Stadt sucht einen Mörder, Fritz Lang, 1931

segunda-feira, maio 14, 2007

Copy Shop

"Copy Shop", argumento e realização de Virgil Widrich, 2001

segunda-feira, maio 07, 2007

quinta-feira, maio 03, 2007

quarta-feira, maio 02, 2007

domingo, abril 29, 2007

sexta-feira, abril 20, 2007

quinta-feira, abril 19, 2007

Second Hand





















Jonathan Monk ... (2006)


Laurie Anderson: Night Life, Thu. Apr 19 (7 PM) at 192 Books

Tonight, Laurie Anderson takes you into her dreams as she discusses her new book, “Night Life”, an illustrated and written account of the visions that came to her as she traveled alone in 2005--headless squirrels singing, a cheese sculpture inhabiting her loft, that kind of stuff.

7 p.m., 192 Books, 192 10th Avenue, at 21st Street, Chelsea, (212) 255-4022; free but reservations suggested. Map

via NYTimes

Wanna buy a dream?


Um filme de Hans Richter com colaborações de Man Ray, Max Ernst, Marcel Duchamp, Fernand Leger and Alexander Calder-1946


Joe enters his newly rented room

NARRATOR:
"Well. It’s a room anyway Joe. Better than a tent.
But there’s the minor complication of the rent.
Take inventory son:
Assets: none
Liabilities: none
Prospects: none
Well, that’s the list.
Wait! There's one asset you missed –
The paternal watch that ticks away your life minute by minute."

Joe gets out an old-fashioned watch and looks sadly at the photograph of a girl in the fob

NARRATOR:
"Look! There’s a liability in it –
The dream girl. She resigned from the dream – why not?
She wasn’t so dumb –
You are a self appointed bum.
Hey look here!
Are you shedding an old fashioned tear?
You don’t cry nowadays.
You live or die nowadays.
Things could be be tougher –
And after all, an artist has to suffer.
I guess it must be a grain of Italian dust left over from your last campaign
Or put it down to eyestrain."

Joe takes a mirror down from the wall and looks at his reflection

NARRATOR:
"Look at yourself - you’re all mixed up
Snap out of it. Get yourself fixed up
Even if poets misbehave,
They always remember to shave."

Joe suddenly sees the image of the girl within the reflection of his eye’s pupil

NARRATOR:
"Say, what’s the matter Joe?
Something gone wrong?
Is your head on wrong?

No! It’s terrific! Here’s something on which you can really pride yourself
You’ve discovered that you can look inside yourself
You know what that means? - You’re promoted
You’re no longer a bum. You’re an artist!
Remember a poem you once read?
“The eye is a camera” it said
Suppose like a film it could retain
The images that glide so secretly through your brain
Have you ever tried to see the shadow world inside photographed by the retina and held suspended in its memories?

This is one of the more unusual talents – and it’s yours it seems
Maybe this could revive your bank balance. Remember, everybody dreams Joe , if you can look inside yourself, you can look inside anyone
Customers? There are so many, one can’t count them
What’s the population of the world?
Almost two billion. A potential of two billion customers
All with a dream to untangle
You’ve figured out a new angle
Get it? Dreams on the instalment plan!
You’ll be in the money man!
It’s a miracle – just as you were a complete bust
Re-adjust!
Wait ‘til you’re in the chips
Then watch the dream girl warm up those chilly lips!
Get on the phone
Make a small financial loan
Convert this tomb into a consultation room
And go into business on your own!"
Continua aqui.

mazen & starry night …

he lives in beirut…