Archive of Memory

Duration: 00:25:00 The Archive of Memory is a visual essay of a filmmaker's response to the work of German art historian Aby Warburg. It is not a traditional film biography— Warburg himself only appears once, in a photograph, at the very end—but an attempt to translate some of Warburg's id...

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Other Authors: Breitbart, Eric
Institution:Open Society Archives at Central European University
Language:English
Published: Bednarski, Eric 2003
United States
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10891/osa:8842b6f0-b32f-49eb-a5c4-0db368d30c09
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description Duration: 00:25:00 The Archive of Memory is a visual essay of a filmmaker's response to the work of German art historian Aby Warburg. It is not a traditional film biography— Warburg himself only appears once, in a photograph, at the very end—but an attempt to translate some of Warburg's ideas from print to film. There are two interviews—philosopher Raymond Klibansky, who worked with Warburg in the 1920s, and British art historian Margaret Iversen who has written about him. The major part of the film combines excerpts from Warburg's lecture on his visit to the Pueblo and Hopi Indians with archival and contemporary film footage, photographs, and engravings.
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title Archive of Memory
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url http://hdl.handle.net/10891/osa:8842b6f0-b32f-49eb-a5c4-0db368d30c09