William Raban

 

"William Raban - 'River Yar'", Peter Gidal, NFT, 1972.

"review of 'River Yar'", John Du Cane, Time Out, 14-20 July, 1972.

"Introduction", John Du Cane, A Survey of the Avant-Garde in Britain, Gallery House, October, 1972.

"Beware Infants of the Silver Screen", R Cork, Evening Standard, 12th October, 1972.

"Artist as Filmmaker", Annabel Nicolson , Art and Artists, December, 1972.

"Filmmakers’ Co-op at the NFT” (review of 'Soft Edge'), Ian Duff, Film & Television Technician, July, 1973.

"Report from London on 1973 Festival of Independent Avant-Garde Film", Jonas Mekas, 4th October, 1973.

“Reflected Light” (review of '2’ 45'), Tony Rayns, Sight & Sound, Winter, 1973.

British Landscape Films, Tate, 3rd March, 1975.

"On Expanding Cinema", Deke Dusinberre, Studio International, vol.190, no. 978, 1975.

"review of 'Diagonal' at Oberhausen Film Festival", Frankfurter Rundschau, 14th May, 1975.

"William Raban", Peter Gidal (ed), Structural Film Anthology, BFI, 1976.

"Review of Festival of Expanded Cinema at the ICA", David Curtis, Studio International, March April, 1976.

"Review of Festival of Expanded Cinema at the ICA", Christian Wapler, Das Andere Kino, issue 3, 1976.

"Three Structuralists", Daryl Chin, Soho Weekly News, 18th November, 1976.

Malcolm Le Grice, Abstract Film and Beyond, Studio Vista, Cassel & Collier Macmillan Publishers Ltd, 1977.

"Expanded Cinema", William Raban and Marilyn Halford, Perspectives on British Avant-Garde Film, Arts Council of Great Britain and Hayward Gallery, London, 1978.

"Review of X6 Summer Performances", William Raban, New Dance, issue 8, Autumn, 1978.

"Expanded Cinema", Birget Hein, Film as film: formal experiment in film, 1910-1975, 1979, 0 7287 0200 2, pp 257-258.

"The Structural Film", Birget Hein, Film as film: formal experiment in film, 1910-1975, 1979, 0 7287 0200 2, pp 99 & 101.

"'Angles of Incidence',' Autumn Scenes'", Cineprobe, MOMA Dept. of Film, 15th January, 1979.

"William and Marilyn Raban’s ‘Black & Silver’", Michael O’Pray, Undercut, issue 5, 1982.

"William Raban’s Landscape Films: the Formalist Imagination", Michael O’Pray , Undercut, issue 7/8, 1983.

"KNHO Trip", William Raban, Undercut, issue 9, Summer, 1983.

"Chris Welsby interview", William Raban and Michael O'Pray, Undercut, issue 7/8 Lanscape Spring, 1983, (reprinted in The Undercut Reader, Critical Writings on Artists’ Film and Video, Wallflower Press, London, 2002, 1-903364-47-7).

"'London' by Patrick Keiller", William Raban, Vertigo, issue 43, winter, 1994, p 40.

"William Raban", Michael O'Pray, A Directory of British Film & Video Artists, The Arts Council of England, University of Luton Press, 1996, 1 86020 003 6.

"Review of 'Island Race' at Oberhausen Film Festival", Michael Schmitz , Westdeutsche  Allgemeine, 27th April, 1996.

"Review of 'Island Race' at Oberhausen Film Festival", Sascha Westphal, Nachrichten, 27th April, 1996.

Michael O’Pray, The British Avant Garde Film 1926-1995, University of Luton Press, 1996, 1 86020 004 4.

"Pandaemonium", William Raban, Frieze, May, 1996.

"Michael Maziere interview", William Raban, Vertigo, issue 6, Autumn, 1996, 0968-7904, pp 40-41.

"Expanded Practice in Television – Defending the Right to Difference", William Raban, Vertigo, issue 8, Summer, 1998, 0968-7904, pp 42-44.

"Lifting Traces", William Raban , Filmwaves, issue 4, Spring, 1998.

A.L. Rees , A History of Experimental Film and Video, BFI , 1999, 1 86020 003 6.

"Filmaktion", Gregory Kurcewicz , Filmwaves, issue 12, March, 2000.

"Time and the Immaterial", Andrea Tarsia, Live in Your Head Catalogue, 2000, 0854 88 122 0, pp 20-23.

"The Documentary Chronotope", Michael Chanan, Jumpcut, issue 43, 2000.

"Light Plays Primal Scenes", David Curtis, Pix, issue 3, 2001.

essay for film retrospective, Gertjan Zuilhof, Rotterdam Catalogue, 2001, 90-75615-06-X, p 299.

Malcolm Le Grice, Experimental Cinema in the Digital Age, BFI, 2001, 0-85170-873-0.

"Close up on a Field Without Definition", William Raban, David Curtis & Gary Thomas, Vertigo, vol.2, no.1, Spring, 2001, 0968-7904.
“An Overview of Shoot Shoot, Shoot”, George Clark, Senses Of Cinema (Brisbane Film Festival), http://www.sensesofcinema.com/contents/02/21/shoot_shoot_shoot.html, 2002

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