29 Settembre | XRLab Seminars: Contemporary Frameworks for Moving Image Analysis

Sala Malliani, Via Festa del Perdono, 7.

A cura di Francesco Cassata, Barbara Grespi e Roberto P. Malaspina

Nel contesto del Centro di Ricerca EXT, l’XRLab è lieto di annunciare la giornata di studi Contemporary Frameworks for Moving Image Analysis, dedicata alle prospettive contemporanee di analisi delle immagini in movimento. L’incontro riunirà studiose e studiosi italiani e internazionali per discutere approcci e metodologie tra film e visual culture studies, teoria dell’immagine, archeologia dei media ed esperienza cinematografica.

Tuesday 29

9:15–9:30: Welcome Address 

Morning Panels: Film and Visual Culture Studies 

Chair: Rossana Galimi (University of Milan) 

09:30–09:50 Mary Harrod: Poetics of the Streaming-Era Audiovisual Imaginary (University of Warwick)

09:50–10:10 Maria Paola Pierini: Beyond the Actor: Film Acting and Its Professional Intermediaries (University of Turin)

10:10–10:30 Douglas Morrey: Thinking about Thinking about Pleasure in the Nouvelle Vague (with Nouvelle Vague) (University of Warwick) 

10.30–11.00: Discussion

11:00–11:15 Coffee break

Chair: Giovanni Perolo (University of Milan)

11:15–11:40 Maria Teresa Soldani & Francesco Cassata: The Landscape between Film Analysis and Media Archaeology (University of Milan)

11:40–12:00 Valeria Villegas Lindvall: Reframing Epistemology in the Study of Latin American Genre Cinema (Independent Researcher)

12.00–12.20 Barbara Grespi: Classical Cinema and the Scientific Imaginary (University of Milan)

12.20–12.50 Discussion

12:50–14:00 Lunch break

Afternoon Panel: Image Theory and Cinematic Experience

Chair: Alice Peli (University of Milan) 

14:00–14:20 Andrea Pinotti: Are there non-moving images at all? (University of Milan)

14:20–14:40 Roberto P. Malaspina: Film and Installation Art (University of Milan) 

14:40–15:00 Maria Ida Bernabei (University of Turin), Jennifer Malvezzi (Independent Researcher): EX Series: Scientific Films, Experimental Film Theory, and the Challenge of Analysis

15.00–15.30 Discussion