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Image: Coconut/Cane & Cutlass (1994) by Michelle Mohabeer

This 3-volume set brings together for the first time the complete film works of Jack Chambers (1931-78), largely regarded as one of Canada’s most important visual artists. With a well-established career as a painter, he embarked on a short-lived but significant career as a filmmaker in the mid-1960s. Chambers’ artistic practice was described as “perceptual realism” and stood in counterpoint to the dominant abstract styles of his day. He completed five films in his lifetime.
 

Volume One

 

Mosaic

Canada / 9:00 / 1965 / sound / b/w

 

Hybrid

U.S.A. / 15:00 / 1966 / silent / colour

 

R34

U.S.A. / 26:00 / 1967 / sound / colour

 

Circle

Canada / 28:00 / 1969 / sound / colour

 

Volume Two

 

The Hart of London

Canada / 1:19:00 / 1970 / sound / colour

 

Volume Three

 

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD

Canada / 25:00 / 1965

 

Chambers: Tracks and Gestures

Chris Lowry & John Walker

Canada / 56:50 / 1982 / sound / colour

 

THE JACK CHAMBERS FILM PROJECT

Christopher Doty

Canada / 48:00 / 2004

The Films of Jack Chambers: Vol. 1-3, 1965‑70

C$125.00Price
  • Artist(s)
    Jack Chambers

     

    Year
    2015

     

    Runtime
    157 min

     

    Language
    English

     

    Published by
    Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre

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