 Oserake and The River That Walks is now on YouTube!
And just screened at the Bloomsbury Festival, London, UK, with many thanks to Paul Guest, and Avni Patel. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Now available in the scattering texts series: intervals of clouds and sun. Click on SCATTERING TEXTS for more information! Amazon UK Amazon US ___________________________________________ in the countries of the mind, and the audiovisual series are selling well at the Hundred Years Gallery. Now released: River from the new music/film Diversions, also Cityzens, Machines (Start) - an extract. the audiovisual series A new series which starts with a trilogy: 1. Audiovisual Rhythm, 2. Eisenstein's Audiovisual Attractions, and 3. Audiovisual Perspectives. See the author page (US), and/or the author page (UK). Cinema and the Audiovisual Imagination (Bloomsbury Publishing, I.B. Tauris, 2015) 'Fascinating and thought provoking' Colin Odell and Michelle Le Blanc amazon.com amazon.co.uk Cinema and the Audiovisual Imagination is based on courses Robertson has taught at King's College London, the University of Kent, the BFI, and the Netherlands Academy of Film and Television, Amsterdam Contact: ocatilloartsgroup@yahoo.com Robert Robertson is a composer and filmmaker. He has an MFA in Film Production from the Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema, Montreal, and a doctorate in Film Studies from King's College London, funded by the David Lean Foundation. Composer of the operas The Kingdom, The Cathars, and Empedocles, his music/films include Oserake and The River That Walks, I’m Back, Doors of the Spirits, Trace Elements, Assault on Time, Invisible City, Victoria Tenebrae, and the Diversions Trilogy. LINKS http://caviaudiovisual.weebly.com http://caribbeanantillean.weebly.com http://rabelaisdada.weebly.com http://ocatillomusicaudiovisual.weebly.com |
Preface When we draw, Paul Klee suggests that we take a line for a walk. In my work I have adapted his suggestion: I take an idea for a walk. This book is for those who write, compose, photograph, paint, sculpt, build, choreograph, film; for all who think as a result of doing. This book is for those who, largely free from imposed preconceptions, enjoy taking their ideas for a walk. Eisenstein on the Audiovisual (Bloomsbury Publishing, I. B. Tauris, 2009, 2011), won the And/Or Kraszna-Krausz Foundation Prize for the best book on the moving image: ‘We had no hesitation in choosing the winner. Robert Robertson achieves the near-impossible, shedding fresh light on Eisenstein without loading him with ideology. Like the work it describes, this book is symphonic; it draws together strong influences and forces around Eisenstein into a compelling and cogent narrative – at once enjoyable, provocative.’ Francine Stock, Chair of the judging panel, And/Or Kraszna-Krausz Prize, 2010 For talks and screenings etc, please click here: http://ocatilloaudiovisual.weebly.com/diary To arrange talks and screenings: ocatilloartsgroup@yahoo.com 
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