Trained as a graphic artist and a painter, Paul Sharits became an avant-garde filmmaker noted for manipulating the film stock itself to create a variety of fascinating, abstract light and colorplays when projected on the screen. Fans hail the effects hallucinogenic, while his detractors find them garish. Sharits is also known for establishing experimental film groups at prominent universities, including one at the University of Indiana where he studied. He
Home Movies 1971-81
â 0Paul Sharits
â 5.6Rapture
â 0Paul Sharits Interview with Gerard O'Grady
â 0Birth of a Nation
â 6.3CinĂ©maton
â 4.3CinĂ©maton XIII
â 0CinĂ©maton n°120 : Paul Sharits
â 0Funtime at the Vasulkas
â 0On the Marriage Broker Joke as Cited by Sigmund Freud in Wit and Its Relation to the Unconscious, or Can the Avant-Garde Artist Be Wholed?
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