CVM Store: All Fischinger Material


NEW: Selected vintage and collectible items available through CVM's Membership Campaign (photos below)
Oskar
Fischinger: Ten Films (DVD, 2006,
CVM Release)
"If you love animation, or modern art, or computer graphics, consider it a must" Leonard Maltin. Films include Spirals, Study Nr. 6, Study Nr. 7, Kreise (Circles), Allegretto, Radio Dynamics, Motion Painting no. 1; plus three of Fischinger's very first films: Wax Experiments, Spiritual Constructions, and Walking from Munich to Berlin. Bonus features include Home Movies from Fischinger's Berlin Studio c. 1931, never-released early experiments and animation tests, a selection of paintings and photographs, film notes and a biography.
NTSC, region-free. Produced by Center for Visual Music, 2006. B/w & color, sound and silent.
Purchase
for private home use:
$30.
Private home use ONLY, no other permissions
are included, public performance or screenings are not permitted.
Purchase for University or Library use: $200. Use this link to order for institutions, with a limited educational license (public performance rights are not included, permissions are for classroom and library use only.)
You can also order for private home use through this special order page (shipping cost is lower there for international orders).
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Vintage Materials
Vintage cards, promotional items, and other selected Vintage Paper materials are available as a premium (very limited supplies) for those who become Members of Center for Visual Music. Please visit our Membership Page - join us and help preserve and promote Visual Music!
The Contemplative Films of Oskar Fischinger. Videotape, NTSC. Contains Spirals, Spiritual Constructions, Study 6, Liebesspiel, Radio Dynamics, and Motion Painting No. 1. Released by CVM and The Elfriede Fischinger Trust, December 2004.
Private
home use $40.
Institutions
$150 (does
not include public performance rights)
OSKAR FISCHINGER.
Documentary (Camera 3 series, CBS, 1977). Exploration of the film work
of the painter, abstract artist, engineer, animator and film artist Oskar
Fischinger, with many clips of his work. Commentary by his widow Elfriede
Fischinger, by writer William Moritz, both interviewed by film animator-historian
John Canemaker. 28 mins, VHS Videotape ntsc.
$70
(does
not include public performance rights)
CVM Note: Film historian John Canemaker's amusing article regarding the taping of this show, and the travels of Elfriede and Bill to New York, was originally published in Funnyworld Magazine, No. 18, Summer 1978, and is online at the Fischinger Archive website: Elfriede! On the Road with Mrs. Oskar Fischinger
Books, Journals, Catalogs

CVMB6. William Moritz's Oskar Fischinger biography, Optical Poetry.
We are out of stock on regular sales copies, you can purchase online through amazon.com - use this link for CVM's Amazon recommendations page. We have only a few signed copies left, signed by author Dr. William Moritz, in 2004. We are making these few remaining copies available through the CVM Membership Campaign.
CVMB1.
Film Culture No. 58-59-60, 1974.
Contains Moritz's first biography/critical study of Oskar Fischinger (151 pgs).
A few copies left in stock, $40 ea
CVMB4. Oskar
Fischinger - Gallery 609 Exhibition Catalog from
1980 Exhibition, features 18 large color reproductions of Fischinger's paintings,
plus text by the curator on Fischinger, and by Elfriede Fischinger. Excellent
resource for the study of Fischinger's paintings. Paperback, $40 only
a few left
CVMB9. First Light exhibition catalog,
from 1998 film exhibition series at Anthology Film Archives, New York. Includes
essays by William Moritz (on Belson), P. Adams Sitney, Bruce Elder, Fred Camper,
Robert Haller, Elfriede Fischinger ("Writing Light," about
Oskar's Lumigraph), Ying Tan and others, on Jordan Belson, James Whitney, Oskar
Fischinger, Stan Brakhage, Hans Richter, Jim Davis and many others; 114 pages.
$12.00
Related material
Galaxy Exhibition Catalog, from
Anthology
Film Archives' six part'film
exhibition series. $10. Brief essays on Fischinger, Jordan Belson, Ed Emshwiller,
Steina, others.
CVMB10. Cantrill's Filmnotes No. 47/48 (August 1985). Contains William Moritz's comprehensive essay, "Towards A Visual Music," which discusses the history of VM pre-Aristotle through Kircher, Castel, Kastner, Scriabin, Hector, Rimington, Klein, Blanc-Gatti, Fischinger, Wilfred, Greenewalt, Laszlo, Dockum, Scroggins, Belson, others. 71 pages, b/w. $20. temp. out of stock
For other Fischinger material, please inquire.
Ordering Information:
Via Credit Card - click the order button next to each item; or call CVM with
your order via telephone at 213-683-1514 (12-6pm PST).
Via
Check - For dvds, videos and books, add $5.50 shipping for first item, .50 for
each additional item. CA residents please add 9.25% tax.
Via University/Institutional
PO - contact us at CVM Store.
NOTE: Institutional rates listed do not include public performance rights, only
classroom use and non-paying educational use is permitted. Museum exhibitions
do NOT fall under these categories; no usage in museum exhibitions or public
screenings is permitted for any of the dvds or videos sold by CVM, please
inquire for information on additional permissions and procedures for such requests.
Mailing address: Center for Visual Music, 453 S. Spring Street, Suite 834, Los Angeles, CA 90013 (213-683-1514).
Prices listed do not include shipping. Please allow up to 2 weeks to fulfill order; most ship within 3 business days. International orders ship via airmail.
PLEASE NOTE: We cannot accept returns unless product is defective.
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