Tony Conrad Movies
- 1977

Movie Show
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"A curiosity, Movie Show looks backward to the era of structural films, particularly Ken Jacobs’s Tom, Tom, the Piper’s Son. The clip of...
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- 1985

Run Dick, Run Jane
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This version of the Dick and Jane and Baby Sally tale was influenced by Dorothy Bloch, who stresses the role of childhood fear that the parent will...
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- 1971

Four Square
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Four Square is a film designed for four screens surrounding the audience. Through its spatial distribution of abstract image and sound it begins to...
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- 1981

Accordion
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“A man, an accordion, a ladder, and a video camera. It’s as simple as that.” - Andrew Lampert
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- 2002

Scanty Claus
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Mrs. Claus complains because Santa is away.
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- 2011

Loose Connection
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To make Loose Connection, Conrad built a camera that moved in two directions simultaneously: it could be rolled backward and forward on a waist-high...
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- 1974

Film Feedback
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Negative image is shot from a small rear-projection screen, the film comes out of the camera continuously (in the dark room) and is immediately...
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- 1973

7302 Creole
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- 1973

4-X Attack
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A machine-gun film roll of 4-X negative film was exposed using pressure (hammering) and was flashed in its exploded physical configuration.
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- 1983

Beholden to Victory
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Using the devices of the war film genre, Tony Conrad cast his film with friends and colleagues, such as Mike Kelley, David Antin, Sheldon Nodelman, ...
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- 1985

In Line
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A trisection of the spectators’ power over their own image language: word, trance, and command are installed as valences of the artist’s...
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- 2005

Conversation II
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A short video by Tony Conrad.
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