66, 1966 - film & original index card drawings
Robert Breer, 1966
The American artist Robert Breer Working has been at the forefront of experimental animation for over fifty years and he is widely regarded as one of the most important figures in 20th century experimental film. The tremendous richness of the animated film 66 comes about through BreerÂ’s unique understanding of and playfulness with motion. Bursts of continuous movement, jerky and irregular rhythms and drawn objects rotating in three dimensions. The effect is that viewers are held literally at the edge of their perception by a continual unfolding of surprises. These works were presented by the Art Fund through Art Fund International.
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Title of artwork, date
66, 1966 - film & original index card drawings, 1966
Date supported
2009
Medium and material
1) 16mm film; 2) drawing on card
Dimensions
1) variable; 2) 93.5 x 74 cm (framed)
Grant
11888
Total cost
11888

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