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kinetograph tachyscope	Particularly evident was the artist's fascination with the late-nineteenth-century chronophotographs of Etienne-Jules Marey, especially his studies of the movement of smoke and fluids, echoed here in Veilhan's large, breathtaking sculpture Air Hockey Table, 2008, on which black cylinders slide slowly and furtively. Xavier Veilhan: GALERIE EMMANUEL PERROTIN by Max Colard, Jean / Artforum International As they had been fabricated roughly, with film canisters, reels, and strips incorporated into their wood, wire, and metal frameworks, they had an edgy, provisional quality recalling Etienne-Jules Marey's repeating "rifle" camera used to create chronophotographs dissecting the movement of birds in flight in 1882. Snapshots from an indefinite vacation by Patrick, Martin / Afterimage Ethridge's "moons" are then digitally repeated, twice or more, within the frame of a single photograph--rather like the sequential chronophotographs of Muybridge or Marey--in order to suggest the trajectory of the moon's movement across the night sky. All systems go: the art of Roe Ethridge by Bush, Kate / Artforum International	chronograph chronographer Chronographic chronography Chronologer Chronologic chronological chronological age chronological record chronological sequence chronological succession chronologically chronologise Chronologist chronologize chronology chronomancy chronometer Chronometric chronometry chronon Chronoperates Chronoperates paradoxus Chronopher chronophobia Chronophotograph chronoscope chronoscopy chronotherapeutics chronotherapy chrosomal abnormality chrys- chrysalid chrysalis Chrysaniline chrysanthemum Chrysanthemum balsamita Chrysanthemum cinerariifolium Chrysanthemum coccineum Chrysanthemum coronarium Chrysanthemum coronarium spatiosum chrysanthemum dog Chrysanthemum frutescens Chrysanthemum lacustre Chrysanthemum leucanthemum Chrysanthemum maximum Chrysanthemum maximum maximum Chrysanthemum morifolium Chrysanthemum parthenium Chrysanthemum ptarmiciflorum Chrysanthemum segetum	Chronometers Chronometers chronometric chronometric chronometric data chronometric encoder chronometric radiosonde chronometric tachometer chronometrical chronometrical chronometrically chronometrically chronometry chronometry Chronomics Chronomics Chronomics Chronon Chronon Chrononhotonthologos chronooncology Chronoperates Chronoperates paradoxus chronopharmacology Chronopher Chronopher Chronophilia chronophobia chronophobia chronophobia Chronophotograph chronopotentiometry chronopsychophysiology chronoscope chronoscope chronoscopic chronoscopic chronoscopy Chronosophy Chronosophy Chronospecies chronostratic unit chronostratigraphic chronostratigraphic unit chronostratigraphic zone Chronostratigraphy chronotaraxis chronotherapeutics chronotherapeutics chronotherapy chronotherapy chronotherapy chronothermometer Chronothermostat Chronothermostat Chronothermostat chronotron chronotropic chronotropic response chronotropism chronotropy

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Particularly evident was the artist's fascination with the late-nineteenth-century chronophotographs of Etienne-Jules Marey, especially his studies of the movement of smoke and fluids, echoed here in Veilhan's large, breathtaking sculpture Air Hockey Table, 2008, on which black cylinders slide slowly and furtively.

Xavier Veilhan: GALERIE EMMANUEL PERROTIN by Max Colard, Jean / Artforum International

As they had been fabricated roughly, with film canisters, reels, and strips incorporated into their wood, wire, and metal frameworks, they had an edgy, provisional quality recalling Etienne-Jules Marey's repeating "rifle" camera used to create chronophotographs dissecting the movement of birds in flight in 1882.

Snapshots from an indefinite vacation by Patrick, Martin / Afterimage

Ethridge's "moons" are then digitally repeated, twice or more, within the frame of a single photograph--rather like the sequential chronophotographs of Muybridge or Marey--in order to suggest the trajectory of the moon's movement across the night sky.

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