ABSTRACT
The Aesthetic, Politics and Arts Collection dedicates the present edition to the archive and the memory through a series of essays and interviews. Andrzej Marzec, Bill Nichols, Catarina Mourão, Deirdre Boyle, Éfren Cuevas, Fernanda Fragateiro, Filipe Martins, Miguel Leal, Péter Forgács contribute to a discussion about the limits of the formalization of the real and, at the same time, launch challenges about the possibilities of the reinstatement of the archive in the field of arts and politics.
INDEX
Introduction
FILIPE MARTINS, Between Formalism and Realism: the case of cinema
ANDRZEJ MARZEC, Post-Digital Aesthetics: an art of imperfection,
disturbances and disintegration
MIGUEL LEAL, Marginalia
CATARINA MOURÃO, Poetry and Bureaucracy
ÉFREN CUEVAS, Making (Micro) History with Domestic Archives
CATARINA MOURÃO, Anatomia de um filme de família
DEIRDRE BOYLE, Meanwhile Somewhere: A conversation with Péter Forgács
BILL NICHOLS in dialogue with PÉTER FORGÁCS, The Memory of Loss: Péter Forgács’s Saga of Family Life and Social Hell
BILL NICHOLS, Ecstasy, Charisma and Werner Herzog’s Grizzly Man
FERNANDA FRAGATEIRO, Materials Laboratory