David Turconi's film frame clipping paradise

David Turconi is the founding father of research about Italian cinema. When I first came across his collection of film frame clippings (1897-1944) my heart skipped several beats. Some of these images are just magical.

dive into the online database. 

or for a quicker look check this post 50 watts did last year

Spalding Gray's Swimming to Cambodia 

RIP Jean Giraud (aka Moebius)

and thank you

It's a man's world

Look at this! NY 1931, famous architects of New york buildings dress up as their buildings. Chrysler Building definitely wins. Also found a very short, silent bit of footage of this here :)

(note to self: sticky tattoos)

Olaf Breuning Woodworld, 1998 installation and video

Hello Darkness looks great too 

Luke Rudolf has definitely found a thing

working with combinations of mine and my friend's Jennie's images, oh so happy :)

hahaha well. this opened up unknown doors in my sense of humour

Making religious images using these lovely strange sexy medieval carvings 

(see previous post)

ah no, it's the end

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(I'm pretty sure I've a bit of someone's image for that black background, wish I could remember who oh! found it. here)

bagel does it 

whammy sniffy snaffies

© Sofia Stavropoulou 2012

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