Heinz EmigholzHeinz Emigholz was born in 1948 outside of Bremen. Since 1973, he has worked in Germany and the United States as a freelance filmmaker, artist, writer, cameraman, producer and journalist. He looks back on numerous exhibitions, retrospectives, lectures and publications. In 1974 he started his encyclopaedic drawing series „Die Bas is des Mak e-Up”, currently the subject of a major solo exhibition at Berlin‘s Hamburger Bahnhof museum. In 1978 he founded his own film production company, Pym Films. In 1984, he began a film series called „Photographie und jenseits“. He has held a professorship in „experimental filmmaking” at the Berlin University of the Arts since 1993. His films have been released on DVD by Filmgalerie 451 since 2003. His publications include: „Krieg der Augen“, „Kreuz der Sinne“, „Seit Freud gesagt hat, der Künstler heile seine Neurose selbst, heilen die Künstler ihre Neurosen selbst“, „Normalsatz – Siebzehn Filme“ and „Das schwarze Schamquadrat“ (all four published by Martin Schmitz), „Die Basis des Make-Up“ (I), (II ) and (III), „Der Begnadete Meier“ and „Kleine Enzyklopädie der Photographie“ (in Die Republik Nr. 68–71, 76–78, 89–91, 94–97, 123–125), „Die Basis des Make-Up“ (608 pp, Pym Films).
* s/w black & white I * Farbe color An additional film from the “Photographie und jenseits” series, “Kieslers Projections” (ca. 70 min) will be completed in autumn 2008. The feature films „Tale of Five Cities” and “Second Nature” are currently in pre-production. |
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