MEDIT Seminar: Experimental Moving Image Practice vs Mainstream Narrative
Speaker:
Kari Yli-Annala (Aalto University)
Time: February 28, 16:00
Place: N-416
Time: February 28, 16:00
Place: N-416
In his presentation Kari Yli-Annala argues that experimental film and video art have been often labeled as marginal areas in the more mainstream histories of film. Experimental moving image practices are fundamental in understanding moving image. Is the dichotomy between experimental and mainstream sometimes preventing us to see the true history of cinema and all the possibilities of cinema?
About the Speaker
Kari Yli-Annala is a visual artist, moving image researcher and teacher. Yli-Annala graduated with MFA degree from the Finnish Academy of Fine Arts in 1996 and he has done post-graduate studies in the Academy of Fine Arts and University of Art and Design (Aalto University) in Helsinki. He has been engaged with making video works since the early 1990s. Yli-Annala’s works explore time, space and movement combining narrational techniques with non-narrative structural forms. Yli-Annala is the founder of a pedagogical project called Nomadic Academy of Experimental Arts and he is the Artistic Director in the annual AAVE – Alternative AudioVisual Event in Helsinki.
About the Speaker
Kari Yli-Annala is a visual artist, moving image researcher and teacher. Yli-Annala graduated with MFA degree from the Finnish Academy of Fine Arts in 1996 and he has done post-graduate studies in the Academy of Fine Arts and University of Art and Design (Aalto University) in Helsinki. He has been engaged with making video works since the early 1990s. Yli-Annala’s works explore time, space and movement combining narrational techniques with non-narrative structural forms. Yli-Annala is the founder of a pedagogical project called Nomadic Academy of Experimental Arts and he is the Artistic Director in the annual AAVE – Alternative AudioVisual Event in Helsinki.