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51	Circulation of the Light: Mandalas, Alchemy, and Non-Linear Cinema Wade, Tom H. 18 May 2017 (has links) No description available. Motion Pictures Film Studies Art Criticism Fine Arts Philosophy Experimental Psychology Spirituality animation cinema loop mandala alchemy non-linear cinema Jung eternity ritual time video art instillation stop-motion direct cinema meditation mesmerizing mesmerization cyclical time
52	Diek Grobler : an artists monograph with interactive catalogue Langerman, Jorike 09 1900 (has links) This is a monograph on the South African artist Diek Grobler. The aim is to contextualise the artist‟s oeuvre up to 2009 and to explore the visual metaphors in his art. Grobler has a fascination for stories. He blends tales of traditional Western mythology, African mythology, Christian religion, folklore and magical realism into narrative artworks. Through visual metaphors the artist comments on the everyday human dramas that surround him – be they political, social, psychological or cultural. Furthermore, he adds an element of surprise to his sketches of human drama, by infusing them with irony and humour. My research reflects the diverse nature of Grobler‟s oeuvre as it investigates works from various artistic genres such as painting, sculpture, illustration, performance art, avant-garde theatre and animation. It also examines a blend of different artistic media such as ceramics, oil paint, gouache, pastels, scraperboard, earthenware, 2D computer animation, puppetry, and stop-motion animation. / Art History, Visual Arts & Musicology / M.A. (Art History) Apartheid Folklore Mythology Poststructuralism Magical realism South African art Reception aesthetics Grobler (Diek) Monograph Life-and-work model Stories Performance art Stop-motion animation Metaphor Identity 759.968 Grobler, Diek, 1964- Art, South African -- 20th century Painters -- South Africa -- Biography
53	Diek Grobler : an artists monograph with interactive catalogue Langerman, Jorike 09 1900 (has links) This is a monograph on the South African artist Diek Grobler. The aim is to contextualise the artist‟s oeuvre up to 2009 and to explore the visual metaphors in his art. Grobler has a fascination for stories. He blends tales of traditional Western mythology, African mythology, Christian religion, folklore and magical realism into narrative artworks. Through visual metaphors the artist comments on the everyday human dramas that surround him – be they political, social, psychological or cultural. Furthermore, he adds an element of surprise to his sketches of human drama, by infusing them with irony and humour. My research reflects the diverse nature of Grobler‟s oeuvre as it investigates works from various artistic genres such as painting, sculpture, illustration, performance art, avant-garde theatre and animation. It also examines a blend of different artistic media such as ceramics, oil paint, gouache, pastels, scraperboard, earthenware, 2D computer animation, puppetry, and stop-motion animation. / Art History, Visual Arts and Musicology / M.A. (Art History) Apartheid Folklore Mythology Poststructuralism Magical realism South African art Reception aesthetics Grobler (Diek) Monograph Life-and-work model Stories Performance art Stop-motion animation Metaphor Identity 759.968 Grobler, Diek, 1964- Art, South African -- 20th century Painters -- South Africa -- Biography

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