VHS -- 1975, color, 27 minutes

DVD -- 1973, color, 27 minutes

DVD -- 1957, b/w, 26 minutes

Exhibition Catalog from 1998 series at Anthology Film Archives, New York. Includes articles by William Moritz, Elfriede Fischinger, Fred Camper, Bruce Elder, P. Adams Sitney, Shelley Rice and others.

Paperback - 114 pages

The seven works on this collection represent Dennis Miller's output over a six-year period, from 1999 to 2005. From the earliest work, "Residue," to the most recent, "Cross Contours," Miller has been exploring ways in which the techniques of musical composition can be applied to sequences of visual images. In some cases, these techniques were applied in deliberate and almost systematic ways, while in others, a more intuitive approach was adopted.    More...

DVD - 60 minutes
Released - 2005

Stephanie Maxwell has been creating stunningly beautiful and original experimental animation for over twenty years. Collected here are all fourteen of Maxwell’s major works from GA (1984) to Runa’s Spell (2007). Also included is a new, fascinating documentary in which Maxwell demonstrates her unique and unusual techniques.

DVD
Released - 2008

Excerpts of 5 Lumia compositions from the Epstein Collection. Wilfred was a pioneer of Light Art, and coined the term Lumia to refer to an independent, silent art form.

DVD - 81 minutes
Released - 2007
NTSC - No Regional restrictions

The National Film Board of Canada is proud to offer unparalleled access to the incomparable work of Norman McLaren with a box set of seven DVDs, bringing together the complete works of Canada's best known filmmaker.

DVD - 875 minutes
Released - 2006

Over 20 minutes of new original digital Lumia compositions created between 2003 and 2005. Includes GreenViolet Reflecto with original soundscape by Adam Evans, SunSpot, Meditation II and a digitally enhanced version of Primordial Soup (1975).

DVD - 20 minutes
All Regions NTSC
Released - 2005

A 45 minute collection of original broadcast video, multi-media performances and digital lumia pieces created between 1975 and 2003.

DVD - 45 minutes
All Regions NTSC
Released - 2003

Slither is the latest collaborative project from Jeffers Egan and Jake Mandell, a 41 minute, 5 track DVD featuring Egan's signature otherworldly visuals and a breathtaking 5.1 surround sound mix from Mandell.

DVD - 41 minutes
Released - 2002

DVD - 83 minutes
Released - 2005

7 DVDs - 20 hours - 155 films
Released - 2005

Music moves, and can be understood just by listening. But a conventional musical score stands still, and can be understood only after years of training. The Music Animation Machine bridges this gap, with a score that moves -- and can be understood just by watching. The experience of watching the Music Animation Machine is a remarkable awakening to the inner structure of music.

DVD - 82 minutes
Color
Released - 2006

Unseen Cinema catalog features 30 essays, articles, and documents and 65 annotated photographs.

Paperback - 160 pages
Publication Date - 2001

VHS -- 1972, color, 27 minutes

DVD - 63 minutes
Released - 2005

This anthology brings together the few essays on Lumia that were published during Thomas Wilfred's lifetime.

Paperback - 140 pages
Publication Date - 2006

VHS(NTSC) - 40 minutes

DVD - 42 minutes

This compilation collects 3 works of composer and video artist Bill Alves: Static Cling, Collateral Damage and Hiway 70. The music and abstract images were composed together and realized entirely through digital technology.

VHS (NTSC) - 25 minutes

DVD - 83 minutes
Released - 2005

Paperback and DVD - 224 pages
Publication Date - 2005

This two-volume DVD also contains Creative Process: Norman McLaren, an award-winning documentary directed by Donald McWilliams, that explores McLaren's unique approach to animation and features previously unseen works and outtakes, and Norman McLaren on the Creative Process, a 106-page book of McLaren's reflections on filmmaking.

DVD - 114 minutes
B&W and Color
Released - 2003

VHS (NTSC) - 112 minutes

VHS -- 1968, b/w, 27 minutes

VHS -- 1970, color, 27 minutes

DVD - 87 minutes
Released - 2004

This DVD presents two new films and two documentaries by Joanna Priestley. Included on the DVD is "Utopia Parkway," "Surface Dive," "Fighting Gravity," and others.

DVD - 70 minutes
Released - 2005

DVD

DVD (NTSC) - 44 minutes
Released - 2005

Included in this special edition is the original patent application for A. Wallace Rimington's Colour Organ, his 1895 speech announcing the new art of colour-music, and the full text of his 1912 book discussing his art in detail, complete with photographs of the Colour Organ, an explanation of the relationship between the musical scale and color, and a lengthy discussion of scientific psychological theory related to color and harmony.

Paperback - 275 pages
Publication Date - 2004

Journal containing Jordan Belson: Last of the Great Masters by William Moritz and The Unknown Art of Jordan Belson, by Ying Tan. Also includes articles on Abstract Animation by Stephanie Maxwell and Baerbel Neubauer. Editor, Maureen Furniss. Black and white photos.

Paperback - 96 pages

A collection of primary source documents for visual music instruments, often called "color organs," gleaned from the United States Patent Office. Information about these devices is often only available through the inventor's patent applications, but these applications are not currently available except through the time-consuming process of searching Patent Office databases. This volume is an informational resource for those instruments that are already known and studied (Bishop, Rimington, Wilfred, Fischinger), and includes a number of patents for other instruments that have not been examined as thoroughly (Munsell, Hallock-Greenwalt, others). Volume One also includes a few patents that are related to visual music instruments such as systems of notation for writing visual music and devices for determining "color harmony" through a relationship to musical form.

Paperback - 213 pages
Publication Date - 2004

Paperback - 246 pages
Publication Date - 2004

Joanna Priestley's DVD includes eight classic films and two documentaries. In "Voices, " Priestley gets across a series of personal phobias in a refreshing and humorous fashion. "She-Bop" features a goddess on a rampage. "All My Relations" is an inventive, hilarious satirization of the pitfalls of romance and "Candyjam" is a whimsical taste of confection by ten filmmakers from four countries. Other films on the DVD are, "Pro and Con," "After the Fall," "Hand Held," and "Grown Up." Bonus features include two documentaries, "Relative Orbits," a 13-minute tour of Joanna Priestley's studio and "Amazons and Ingenues," a 12-minute behind-the-scenes look at how "Voices," "She-Bop," "Pro and Con" and "Grown Up" were made.

DVD - 78 minutes
Released - 2005

DVD (PAL)

Exhibition Catalog from touring series produced by Anthology Film Archives, curated by Robert Haller. Includes essays on Ed Emshwiller, Jim Davis, Oskar Fischinger, Stan Brakhage and others. 2001, English and French, black and white photos.

Paperback - 56 pages

Catalog/Program Notes from 1995 series sponsored by Harvard Film Archive and Anthology Film Archives. Includes essays by William Moritz, Oskar Fischinger, Stan Brakhage, Harry Smith, Mary Ellen Bute, Robert Haller and others.

Paperback - 16 pages