Cet ouvrage est issu du projet de recherche ambitieux « TypoFilm », initié au Centre Pompidou à Paris en 2020 et consacré à la construction d'une généalogie de cet élément central mais discret qu'est le graphisme pour l'écran de cinéma. Il s'appuie sur 24 œuvres de la collection du Centre Pompidou qui témoignent des liens forts entre cinéma et typographie, de Chris Marker à Marcel Duchamp en passant par Man Ray et Laszlo Moholy Nagy, et rassemble les analyses d'historiens du graphisme et de spécialistes de l'image animée.
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Enrico Camporesi oversees the research activities of the Centre Pompidou film collection. He is the author of Futurs de l’obsolescence (Mimésis, 2018), a book on restoring artists’ films.
Catherine de Smet, professor at Université Paris 8, is a historian of art and graphic design. In addition to her work on Le Corbusier's editorial and curatorial activities, which has resulted in three books (2005, 2007, 2019), she has co-edited several books based on collective research, including Graphic Design: History in the Writing (with Sara De Bondt, 2014) and Études sur le collectif Grapus, 1970-1990 (with Béatrice Fraenkel, 2016). Her book Pour une critique du design graphique (2nd ed. 2020) brings together a selection of her essays on 20th and 21st century graphic design.
Philippe Millot is a graphic designer and typographer who teaches at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Paris. Since 2000, he has been a member of the Graphic International Alliance. His work has been acquired by the Centre National des Arts Plastiques and has also been shown in several exhibitions.
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