Documentary Reframed: Process, Politics, Aesthetic
Saskatoon: Paved Arts, 2007
"The impulse behind Documentary Reframed: Process, Politics, Aesthetic is to explore how contemporary, independent cultural producers in Canada and abroad are testing the boundaries of documentary conventions in the post-Moore era of documentary popularity, aesthetic freedom, new technologies, and self reflexivity"
ITEM 2007.124 – available for viewing in the Research Centre
Videos, Artworks and Artists Cited
Nanook of the North (1922) – Robert Flaherty
Reassemblage – Trinh T. Minh-ha
The Colonized Eye: Rethinking Grierson – Joyce Nelson
Roger and Me – Michael Moore
Fahrenheit 9/11 – Michael Moore
Fernando Solanas
Octavio Gentino
Hamid Naficy
Marcel Duchamp
John Heartfield
Hannah Hoch
The Atomic Cafe (1982) – Kevin Rafferty
When Canadians Attack (2005) – Brett Kashmere
Roland Barthes
The Creators of Shopping Worlds (2001) – Harun Farocki
I Thought I was Seeing Convicts (2000) – Harun Farocki
The Phantom of the Operator (2004) – Caroline Martel
Mixed Signal (2005) – Richard Martin
Ryan (2004) – Chris Landreth
Dreams of Jagodina (2005) – Nora Malone
Happy Crying Nursing Home (2004) – Niklas Sven Vollmer
I have no memory of my direction (2005) – Midi Onodera
Ryan Larkin
Sans Soliel (1983) – Chris Marker
Window Water Baby Moving (1959) – Stan Brakhage
Edward Said
Visitors of the Night (1998) – An Van Dienderen
The Day When the Moon Menstruated (2004) – Video in the Villages
Edward S Curtis
Takuma Kuikaro and Marice Kuikaro
Olivia's Puzzle (2001) – Jason DaSilva
Comrade Dad (2005) – Karin Lee
Seven Fires (2002) – Jennifer Wemigwans
Continuous Journey (2004) – Ali Kazimi
Sally Gaikezheyongai