Dear Gregorio,
I googled a little bit and your 'Fire Axolotl' magic lantern project looks
very interesting.
It would be great indeed if you could do a presentation in Belgium
somewhere.
I have some friend who are now traveling to Mexico (actually, they left this
early morning)
They are most interested to meet you if possible and also offering a place
to stay if you should visit the area of Gent to do your presentation.
If that's of interest to you, please contact me offline so I can bring you
in contact with them. thomas@visual-media.eu
Best wishes,
Thomas
www.visual-media.eu
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Namens Gregorio Rocha
Verzonden: vrijdag 11 januari 2013 20:13
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Onderwerp: Re: Mareorama Resurrected
Dear Thomas Weynants,
I am a filmmaker and amateur media archaeologist and collector in Mexico. I
am a member of the Magic Lantern Society and receive your posts in the
visual media google group. Thanks a lot for that. I am thinking of a
European tour with my Kerosene Magic Lantern. The show is named "The Fire
Axolotl" and was presented quite successfully in the Velaslavasay Panorama
in Los Angeles, California, last May.
I can obtain support from the Ministry of Culture in Mexico if I am able to
secure a few venues in Europe. I understand you are in Belgium. I am also
thinking in Berlin and Paris. Please tell me if you can help me.
Best wishes,
Gregorio Rocha
Archivia Films
Mexico
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Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Re: Mareorama Resurrected
dear gregorio rocha,
sounds exciting ! do you have more documentation on your event?
i am working for a partner organisation imbedded in the royal belgian
filmarchive in brussels
we also organize location projects in different cities in flanders -
though low budget...
sincerely
stefF
2013/1/11 Gregorio Rocha <archiviafilms@yahoo.com.mx>:
> The Fire Axolotl
--
Stef Franck / VDFC vzw - partner of the Royal Belgian Filmarchive
02/ 551.19.44 (VOX) / 02/ 551.19.55 (FAX) / 0486/ 11.65.58 (MOBILE)
www.vdfc.be
Hof van Kleef-Ravenstein / Ravensteinstraat 3 / B-1000 Brussel / Belgium
vzw Vlaamse Dienst voor Filmcultuur / company registration number BE 0452067708
bank account number FORTIS 210-0079616-31 / BIC GEBABEBB / IBAN BE
04 2100 0796 1631
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sounds exciting ! do you have more documentation on your event?
i am working for a partner organisation imbedded in the royal belgian
filmarchive in brussels
we also organize location projects in different cities in flanders -
though low budget...
sincerely
stefF
2013/1/11 Gregorio Rocha <archiviafilms@yahoo.com.mx>:
> The Fire Axolotl
--
Stef Franck / VDFC vzw - partner of the Royal Belgian Filmarchive
02/ 551.19.44 (VOX) / 02/ 551.19.55 (FAX) / 0486/ 11.65.58 (MOBILE)
www.vdfc.be
Hof van Kleef-Ravenstein / Ravensteinstraat 3 / B-1000 Brussel / Belgium
vzw Vlaamse Dienst voor Filmcultuur / company registration number BE 0452067708
bank account number FORTIS 210-0079616-31 / BIC GEBABEBB / IBAN BE
04 2100 0796 1631
(Denk milieubewust, druk alleen af wat echt nodig is)
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Friday, January 11, 2013
Re: Mareorama Resurrected
Dear Thomas Weynants,
I am a filmmaker and amateur media archaeologist and collector in Mexico. I am a member of the Magic Lantern Society and receive your posts in the visual media google group. Thanks a lot for that. I am thinking of a European tour with my Kerosene Magic Lantern. The show is named "The Fire Axolotl" and was presented quite successfully in the Velaslavasay Panorama in Los Angeles, California, last May.
I can obtain support from the Ministry of Culture in Mexico if I am able to secure a few venues in Europe. I understand you are in Belgium. I am also thinking in Berlin and Paris. Please tell me if you can help me.
Best wishes,
Gregorio Rocha
Archivia Films
Mexico
--- El dom 6-ene-13, Thomas Weynants - Media Archaeology - <thomas.weynants@telenet.be> escribió:
> De: Thomas Weynants - Media Archaeology - <thomas.weynants@telenet.be>
> Asunto: Mareorama Resurrected
> A: visual-media@googlegroups.com
> Fecha: domingo, 6 de enero de 2013, 4:51
> Dear List members,
> Just enjoyed this early Sunday morning Erkki
> Huhtamo's acclaimed illustrated lecture performance
> 'Mareorama Resurrected'.This is a fascinating story of a most
> spectacular moving panorama in the settings of a simulated
> sea voyage created by Hugo d'Alesi.
>
> The Mareorama was one of the most
> complex immersive media attractions which took place during
> the World Fair Exposition of 1900 in Paris.
> Many of us know about this great event but very few people
> are familiar with the fascinating variety of new media
> attractions the World Fair 1900 was offering to his turn of
> the century visitors.
> One of the leading researchers in the field
> of Media Archaeology studying this poorly known technical
> and visual attractions is prof. Erkki Huhtamo.Enjoy his unusual lecture accompanied by life
> music, now available online.http://artandcode.com/3d/otherevents/the-moving-panorama
> Thomaswww.visual-media.eu
>
>
> "Performed throughout the 1800s,
> moving panoramas were among the most popular entertainment
> of the 19th century. In this poetic lecture-demonstration,
> scholar and media archeologist Erkki Huhtamo draws on his
> research into moving panoramas and dioramas to discuss
> various historical apparata that laid the groundwork for
> 20th and 21st century immersive applications—including
> those created now by game designers and media artists. The
> particular focus of this presentation will be on the
> Maréorama, a huge multi-sensory spectacle created by Hugo
> d'Alesi and his team for the Universal Exposition of
> 1900 in Paris. Drawing from high-resolution scans and the
> original piano music composed for the Maréorama by Henri
> Kowalski, Huhtamo reconstructs several sequences from this
> simulated sea voyage on the Mediterranean.
> The performance features
> live piano accompaniment by Stephen L. I.
> Murphy."
>
>
>
>
> Online Media
> Archaeology
> www.media-museum.eu
>
> Photographer - Collector - Fantasmagore
> * Member of "The Magic Lantern Society of
> Great-Britain"
> * Member of "The Ephemera Society of
> Great-Britain"
>
> Google Group Media Archaeology:
> Early Visual & Time-Based Media Techniques
> http://groups.google..com/group/visual-media
>
> - Pre-Cinema: Optical Toys, Magic Lanterns, etc
> - Phantasmagoria (Death in pre-film)
> - Conjuring Arts, Physique Amusante & Illusions
> - 19th.Century Photography
> - Early Film & Animation Film
> - Mechanical Television before 1935
> - Fairground & Circus Arts
> - Mechanical Theatre & Theatrum Mundi
>
>
>
> --
>
> Visual Media displays a very wide field of wondrous devices
> which opens a lot of opportunities for research and
> discovering in the field of Media Archeology.
>
> To find out, visit the online Archeological Media_Museum of
> Early Visual Media.
>
> http://www.visual-media.eu
>
>
>
> All requests are welcome via this group.
>
>
>
> Thomas Weynants
>
> thomas@visual-media.eu
>
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I am a filmmaker and amateur media archaeologist and collector in Mexico. I am a member of the Magic Lantern Society and receive your posts in the visual media google group. Thanks a lot for that. I am thinking of a European tour with my Kerosene Magic Lantern. The show is named "The Fire Axolotl" and was presented quite successfully in the Velaslavasay Panorama in Los Angeles, California, last May.
I can obtain support from the Ministry of Culture in Mexico if I am able to secure a few venues in Europe. I understand you are in Belgium. I am also thinking in Berlin and Paris. Please tell me if you can help me.
Best wishes,
Gregorio Rocha
Archivia Films
Mexico
--- El dom 6-ene-13, Thomas Weynants - Media Archaeology - <thomas.weynants@telenet.be> escribió:
> De: Thomas Weynants - Media Archaeology - <thomas.weynants@telenet.be>
> Asunto: Mareorama Resurrected
> A: visual-media@googlegroups.com
> Fecha: domingo, 6 de enero de 2013, 4:51
> Dear List members,
> Just enjoyed this early Sunday morning Erkki
> Huhtamo's acclaimed illustrated lecture performance
> 'Mareorama Resurrected'.This is a fascinating story of a most
> spectacular moving panorama in the settings of a simulated
> sea voyage created by Hugo d'Alesi.
>
> The Mareorama was one of the most
> complex immersive media attractions which took place during
> the World Fair Exposition of 1900 in Paris.
> Many of us know about this great event but very few people
> are familiar with the fascinating variety of new media
> attractions the World Fair 1900 was offering to his turn of
> the century visitors.
> One of the leading researchers in the field
> of Media Archaeology studying this poorly known technical
> and visual attractions is prof. Erkki Huhtamo.Enjoy his unusual lecture accompanied by life
> music, now available online.http://artandcode.com/3d/otherevents/the-moving-panorama
> Thomaswww.visual-media.eu
>
>
> "Performed throughout the 1800s,
> moving panoramas were among the most popular entertainment
> of the 19th century. In this poetic lecture-demonstration,
> scholar and media archeologist Erkki Huhtamo draws on his
> research into moving panoramas and dioramas to discuss
> various historical apparata that laid the groundwork for
> 20th and 21st century immersive applications—including
> those created now by game designers and media artists. The
> particular focus of this presentation will be on the
> Maréorama, a huge multi-sensory spectacle created by Hugo
> d'Alesi and his team for the Universal Exposition of
> 1900 in Paris. Drawing from high-resolution scans and the
> original piano music composed for the Maréorama by Henri
> Kowalski, Huhtamo reconstructs several sequences from this
> simulated sea voyage on the Mediterranean.
> The performance features
> live piano accompaniment by Stephen L. I.
> Murphy."
>
>
>
>
> Online Media
> Archaeology
> www.media-museum.eu
>
> Photographer - Collector - Fantasmagore
> * Member of "The Magic Lantern Society of
> Great-Britain"
> * Member of "The Ephemera Society of
> Great-Britain"
>
> Google Group Media Archaeology:
> Early Visual & Time-Based Media Techniques
> http://groups.google..com/group/visual-media
>
> - Pre-Cinema: Optical Toys, Magic Lanterns, etc
> - Phantasmagoria (Death in pre-film)
> - Conjuring Arts, Physique Amusante & Illusions
> - 19th.Century Photography
> - Early Film & Animation Film
> - Mechanical Television before 1935
> - Fairground & Circus Arts
> - Mechanical Theatre & Theatrum Mundi
>
>
>
> --
>
> Visual Media displays a very wide field of wondrous devices
> which opens a lot of opportunities for research and
> discovering in the field of Media Archeology.
>
> To find out, visit the online Archeological Media_Museum of
> Early Visual Media.
>
> http://www.visual-media.eu
>
>
>
> All requests are welcome via this group.
>
>
>
> Thomas Weynants
>
> thomas@visual-media.eu
>
> ---
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RE: 9th Seminar on the Origins and History of Cinema. Girona
Dear Mr. Murcury,
In a few weeks, we hope, the papers read in the previous editions of the workshop will be available at the web http://www.museudelcinema.cat/cat/institut_seminari.php
In 2014 papers read in the 9th edition will be published, too.
You can see the other publications here http://www.museudelcinema.cat/cat/institut_publicacions.php.
Best regards,
| | Mrs. Montse Puigdevall Noguer |
De: visual-media@googlegroups.com [mailto:visual-media@googlegroups.com] En nom de mironmurcury@aol.com
Enviat: jueves, 10 de enero de 2013 20:57
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Tema: Re: 9th Seminar on the Origins and History of Cinema. Girona
- Dear Mr. Montse Puigdevall Noguer, Institut d'Estudis del Museu del Cinema,
Huge thanks for the information and links.
Are these papers available for reading?
Is there a web address that presents these studies?
Thank you for your efforts on behalf of film.
Yours,
Miron Murcury
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