Two segments, "One 11" and "103," are designed to be played simultaneously, combining an artistic statement with a 17-part orchestral piece.
Synopsis
Two segments, "One 11" and "103," are designed to be played simultaneously, combining an artistic statement with a 17-part orchestral piece.
Synopsis
John Cage, an avant-garde composer known for his experimental music, ventured into video in 1992 with "One 11 and 103." The film consists of two segments meant to be played at the same time. "One 11" presents Cage's artistic statement, while "103" features a 17-part orchestral composition. The work also includes a documentary segment directed by Henning Lohner, which provides context about Cage's creative process and his approach to art. The film runs for 90 minutes.
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Why Watch
- See John Cage's unique approach to video art.
- Find out about Cage's philosophy on meaningless activity.
- Meet director Henning Lohner and his collaboration with Cage.
Did You Know
- The film was released in 1992 and has a total duration of 90 minutes.
- The orchestral piece '103' is divided into 17 distinct parts.
- John Cage is known for his experimental pieces and 'chance music'.
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Who is the composer featured in the documentary One 11 and 103?
Avant-garde composer John Cage is featured in the documentary.
What are the two segments of the film One 11 and 103?
'One 11' contains the artistic statement, while '103' is a 17-part orchestral piece.
What year was the documentary One 11 and 103 released?
The documentary was released in 1992.
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