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5. The Joker at the Museum in Tim Burton’s Batman: Artistic Vandalism in Hollywood
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Pierre-Antoine Pellerin
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter 1
- Table of Contents 5
- Editor’s Introduction 7
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Part I Cinema’s Vision of Art: Aspirational, Satiric, Philosophical
- 1. Art, Truth, Representation: Lois Weber’s Dumb Girl of Portici 31
- 2. Avant-Garde and Kitsch: Modern Art and Money on Screen, 1963–1964 47
- 3. Cinema as Philosophy of Art 65
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Part II The Aura of Art in (the Age of) Film
- 4. Ineffability? The Several Vermeers 85
- 5. The Joker at the Museum in Tim Burton’s Batman: Artistic Vandalism in Hollywood 101
- 6. Chaos ex machina: The Art of Jean Tinguely and the Documentary Image 115
- 7. China’s Van Goghs: Documentary Production, International Taste, and Artistic Labor 133
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Part III Affective Historiography: Negotiating the Past through Screening Art
- 8. A World Made of Art 149
- 9. Art and History in Woman in Gold (2015), The Monuments Men (2014), and Francofonia (2015) 165
- 10. Examining Public Art in Parks and Recreation’s Pawnee, Indiana 181
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Part IV The Figure of the Artist: Between Mad Genius and Entrepreneur of the Self
- 11. Homicidal and Suicidal Artist Figures in Film 203
- 12. Blood Lust: Realism, Violent Inspiration, and the Artist in Horror Cinema 219
- 13. Picturing Picasso : Revisiting Paul Haesaerts’s Visite à Picasso (1950) 235
- 14. This Is the End of High Entertainment : Tiny Furniture and This Is the End 253
- 15. Screening Performance: Curating the Artist Persona 269
- 16. Peter Greenaway’s Artist-Entrepreneurs 287
- Bibliography 305
- Index 327
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter 1
- Table of Contents 5
- Editor’s Introduction 7
-
Part I Cinema’s Vision of Art: Aspirational, Satiric, Philosophical
- 1. Art, Truth, Representation: Lois Weber’s Dumb Girl of Portici 31
- 2. Avant-Garde and Kitsch: Modern Art and Money on Screen, 1963–1964 47
- 3. Cinema as Philosophy of Art 65
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Part II The Aura of Art in (the Age of) Film
- 4. Ineffability? The Several Vermeers 85
- 5. The Joker at the Museum in Tim Burton’s Batman: Artistic Vandalism in Hollywood 101
- 6. Chaos ex machina: The Art of Jean Tinguely and the Documentary Image 115
- 7. China’s Van Goghs: Documentary Production, International Taste, and Artistic Labor 133
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Part III Affective Historiography: Negotiating the Past through Screening Art
- 8. A World Made of Art 149
- 9. Art and History in Woman in Gold (2015), The Monuments Men (2014), and Francofonia (2015) 165
- 10. Examining Public Art in Parks and Recreation’s Pawnee, Indiana 181
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Part IV The Figure of the Artist: Between Mad Genius and Entrepreneur of the Self
- 11. Homicidal and Suicidal Artist Figures in Film 203
- 12. Blood Lust: Realism, Violent Inspiration, and the Artist in Horror Cinema 219
- 13. Picturing Picasso : Revisiting Paul Haesaerts’s Visite à Picasso (1950) 235
- 14. This Is the End of High Entertainment : Tiny Furniture and This Is the End 253
- 15. Screening Performance: Curating the Artist Persona 269
- 16. Peter Greenaway’s Artist-Entrepreneurs 287
- Bibliography 305
- Index 327