Ken Jacobs Movies

An Eternalism film.

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"Abstract Expressionist Cinema"

Part of a series of Eternalisms

Silent film by Ken Jacobs featuring his son asleep at the table then being put to bed.

An Eternalism film.

Early 20th-century street vendors push their carts loaded with vegetables. It is time for them to go. Little by little, the viewer discovers...

In this late work (made with Azazel Jacobs’s participation), Ken Jacobs returns to an earlier (and frequent) subject, the bric-a-brac-laden...

Part of a series of Eternalisms

"The editing procedure was to count the number of shots and start the film off with the numerically middle shot and then, after that, the shot that...

An Eternalism film.

A film in the Popeye Series by Ken Jacobs

No description from the artist.

Existing home movie titled and placed into distribution by Jacobs without intervention.

Filmed by Stella Weiss and family, chance-assembled from uncut 100-foot film-rolls. Sound precedes and follows silent image (40 minutes of image plus...

Avant-garde filmmaker Ken Jacobs presents Buster Keaton's short silent comedy Cops (1922) as his own work by blacking-out approximately the top...

Quartet Number One (1991) 8 min.

Blankets for Indians blends a stereoscopic study of water spurting from New York’s City Hall fountain with an intimately detailed portrait of...

An Eternalism 3-D film by Ken Jacobs

Writes Ken Jacobs: "Louis-Aimé-Augustin Le Prince was the first person to create, in 1885, a single recording apparatus that photographed...