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Aldo Tambellini (1930-2020)

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Birthplace:
Syracuse, New York, USA

Born:
April 20, 1930

Died:
November 12, 2020

Biography from TheMovieDB

Aldo Tambellini is an Italian American artist. He was the first to pioneer electronic intermedia, is a painter, a sculptor and a poet. Tambellini has over 1400 pieces of artwork and 1000 poems. He has worked in bronze. He works with coal, acrylic and oil paints for his paintings. His earliest intermedia works involved the painting of cellulose slides and the use of projectors and televisions. His electromedia performances were collaborative efforts, utilizing jazz, poetry and dance along with painted slides. Tambellini is also a film editor and creates visual poems.

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Director:
1963  The Screw
1965  Black Is
1965  Black Out
1965  Black Trip
1965  Blackout
1966  Black Plus X
1966  Black Video 1
1966  Black Video 1 Projections
1966  Black Video 2
1966  Blackout
1966  Sunblack
1967  Black '67
1967  Black Trip 2
1968  Black Gate Cologne (A Light Play)
1968  Black TV
1968  Moonblack
1968  The Medium Is the Medium
1969  Black
1969  Black Spiral
1969  Minus 1
1969  The Day Before the Moon Landing
1973  6673
1976  Clone
2005  Listen
2007  Listen
2012  Cathodic Works
2017  Black Matters
2024  Black Video 3
2024  Tambellini: Communications from Other Space

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