Guy Sherwin Movies
- 1976

Window
Window01976HD
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- 2007

Notes #2
Notes #202007HD
Optical sound film by Guy Sherwin
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- 2013

Window/Light
Window/Light02013HD
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- 1984

Messages
Messages81984HD
"Made during my daughter’s early childhood. It’s not about her, but it’s a response to her questions about the world that...
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- 1998

Gnats
Gnats01998HD
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- 1978

Cycle
Cycle01978HD
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- 1977

Railings
Railings01977HD
"One of a series of films that investigates qualities of sound that can be generated directly from the image track. The images that you see are...
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- 1976

Hand/Shutter
Hand/Shutter01976HD
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- 1978

Barn
Barn01978HD
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- 1995

Under the Freeway
Under the Freeway61995HD
Street-life at a busy intersection beneath a freeway in San Francisco. An urban landscape film with an underlying formal structure.
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- 1986

Salt Water
Salt Water61986HD
Reflections in fish tanks in the windows of restaurants in Chinatown, San Francisco, accompanied by sounds of foghorns, passers-by, dining and...
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- 1972

Cycles #1
Cycles #101972HD
A hand-made film of a circular form that fluctuates in rhythms of light and sound.Cycles 1 is made by sticking paper dots onto the surface of the...
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- 1977

Chimney
Chimney01977HD
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- 1976

Treeline
Treeline01976HD
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- 1978

Breathing
Breathing01978HD
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- 2009

Paper Landscape
Paper Landscape82009HD
An expanded film performance by Guy Sherwin using a transparent screen and white paint
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- 1977

Swimming
Swimming01977HD
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- 1971

Phase Loop
Phase Loop01971HD
Optical sound film by Guy Sherwin
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- 2003

Newsprint #2
Newsprint #202003HD
A performance for two projectionists using two 16mm projectors with freeze-frame. This performance version further animates the newspaper text by...
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- 1977

Soundtrack
Soundtrack01977HD
Railway tracks seen from a speeding train are converted into optical sounds.
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