[Frameworks] Dominique Noguez, 1942 - 2019

[Takahiko iimura]

Thank you mailing me, Takahiko iimura, Tokyo, receiving sad mail of  Dominique Noguez has gone forever in Paris last night, or this morning in Tokyo.
 Dominique was one of the first I met late 1960s when i came to Paris from New York at the time.
i can only remember now his smiling all the time when i met him.
When i show my films at the Pompidou Museum we talked a lot and later he reviewed my film very well.

I won’t come to his farewell party if it happened, but please tell my regards of Dominique to his friends.
 
Thank you

Takahiko
TAKAHIKO IIMURA is a pioneer of Japanese experimental film and video, working with film since l960 and with video since 1970 and residing in both New York and Toyko for over 40 years. His works are screened and exhibited worldwide including solo exhibitions at institutions including the Museum of Modern Art; the Whitney Museum; Anthology Film Archives; Centre George Pompidou, Paris, the National Gallery Jeu de Paume, Paris; Palais des Beaux-Arts, Brussels; Reina Sofia National Museum, Madrid, and the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, Tokyo.
 

DEAD MOVIE,1964, Takahiko iimura,



> 2019/03/16 2:29、Colinet André <andre.colinet at telenet.be <mailto:andre.colinet at telenet.be>>のメール:
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> Adieu cher Dominique !!
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> Van: Deke Dusinberre <mailto:deked at orange.fr>
> Verzonden: vrijdag 15 maart 2019 16:49
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> Onderwerp: [Frameworks] Dominique Noguez, 1942 - 2019
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> I’m sorry to announce that the avant-garde film scene has lost another stalwart. Dominique Noguez died rather suddenly in Paris last night. He was an early, major supporter of French and international film-makers in the 1970s, as well as the author of several books on the subject, not to mention his novels and literary essays.
> But it will be his wry smile and dry wit that many of us will miss most.
> With wonderful timing, the book on aphorisms that he published just two weeks ago is titled *Encore unelot  citation, Monsieur le Bourreau!*, alluding to Madame Du Barry’s famous last words on the revolutionary scaffold: “Just another minute, executioner!"
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> Adieu, Dominique.
>  
> Deke Dusinberre
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