ANDY GOLDSWORTHY RIVERS AND TIDES: WORKING WITH TIME
Publication details: 2004; MediopolisFilms; 2006 New Video GroupDescription: DVD-2 discs; total run time: 2 hrs 35 MinSubject(s): Summary: This film depicts the magical relationship between art and nature while painting a visually intoxicating portrait of famed artist Andy Goldsworthy. Gorgeously shot and edited, the film follows Goldsworthy all over the world as he demonstrates his unique creative process, constructing painstakingly intricate masterpieces made entirely of materials found in Mother Nature. Director and filmmaker, Thomas Riedelsheimer captures Goldsworthy in the midst of creating his trademark ephemera on camera. Disc One: Original film; 7 short films including "Storm King Wall", "Leaf Horn", and "Ice Arch", among others; Photo Gallery. Disc Two: Snowballs in Summer - A new film about Goldsworthy's largest and most ambitious work to date, in which 13 giant snowballs-each conceal an assortment of materials-were mysteriously left on the streets of London.; Interview with Thomas Riedelsheimer.| Item type | Current library | Shelving location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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NMC Library | DVD Collection | 14-3-15 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 33039001011641 |
This film depicts the magical relationship between art and nature while painting a visually intoxicating portrait of famed artist Andy Goldsworthy. Gorgeously shot and edited, the film follows Goldsworthy all over the world as he demonstrates his unique creative process, constructing painstakingly intricate masterpieces made entirely of materials found in Mother Nature. Director and filmmaker, Thomas Riedelsheimer captures Goldsworthy in the midst of creating his trademark ephemera on camera. Disc One: Original film; 7 short films including "Storm King Wall", "Leaf Horn", and "Ice Arch", among others; Photo Gallery. Disc Two: Snowballs in Summer - A new film about Goldsworthy's largest and most ambitious work to date, in which 13 giant snowballs-each conceal an assortment of materials-were mysteriously left on the streets of London.; Interview with Thomas Riedelsheimer.
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