Exposure ": Val del Omar overflow" open until 28 February 2011 in the MNCARS us back to a visionary of audiovisual whose life was running between 1904 and 1982 but whose example continues to be a reference for image makers for his lifelong curiosity, multidisciplinary capability and honesty as an author.
In an era of digital content and technology somersaults, Juan Val del Omar is still a total spectacle anticipator for his research in the audiovisual medium through experiments as "overflows the screen," the "sound diaphonic" or "tacilvisión." Until his last days were kept abreast of innovations in lasers, digital video, cybernetics, mixed media and educational applications of the media.
Image Scanner in its entirety (photography, visual poetry, collage, graphics ...), was linked especially to the cinema although his work for the screen is on a broad line of unfinished. His public figure ranges from badness, the international awards-won an award at the Cannes Film Festival 1961 for the short film "FUEGO EN CASTILLA. TactileVision the wilderness of terror "- the social commitment was part of the Educational Mission, an initiative that sought to bring culture to rural areas during the Second Republic," and the pure and simple passion for the cinema, which stood at " border between reality and mystery. "
The exhibition aims to keep track of their ideas in pictures, movies, writing, collages and work spaces, for which the laboratory has even reproduced PLAT where experience first hand the techniques and ways of working trials Val de Omar. In parallel, the museum offers a series of cross routes of exposure of the hands of filmmakers, musicians and writers.
If after visiting the exhibition will become a "wreck", you can extend the experience with the pack of 5 DVD released by Cameo Media: VAL OF OMAR: Elemental of Spain. " Or the reading: "INSULA VAL OF OMAR. Visions at the time, current findings "(CSIC, Experimental Film Festival, 1995)," José Val del Omar. Technical writings, poetic and mystical "(MNCARS, Universidad de Navarra, 2010).
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