[Frameworks] Vinegar syndrome?

[Steven]

You might want to try to contact the National film archives - in the US, 
not sure if that is the correct term or title of the agency. I remember 
seeing a presentation many years ago where they had a film that had been 
irreparably damaged by Vinegar syndrome, so every so often then would 
make a print of it in its current condition, to watch the deterioration 
progress. It was quite fascinating.


On 12/17/19 7:25 AM, eliza levinson wrote:
> Hi, dear Frameworks friends ~
>
> I'm lucky enough to know some of you personally (hi, Microscope! hi, 
> EPFC!), but in case I don't, I'm a Berlin-based artist and writer with 
> a big love for analog film. I'm working on a series (both visual and 
> text-based) for a zine this January where the theme is "vinegar," so, 
> naturally, I'm writing about vinegar syndrome. The piece will combine 
> around 500 words on the subject with 6-8 hi-res images of some nice 
> deteriorating film.
>
> I'm writing to ask:
> • does anyone have digitized films available online which demonstrate 
> vinegar syndrome, which you might be interested in contributing to 
> being featured in this piece in the form of stills? You will be credited!
>
> • does anyone have thoughts or feelings about vinegar syndrome they 
> might want to share, that could be included in the piece?
>
> Thanks so much! Have a nice day,
> Eliza
>
>
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