Mark Lewis Movies

Family inherits an old house and to their surprise, finds the home filled with wonderful colorful creatures that brings the family together.

Acclaimed Canadian contemporary artist Mark Lewis echoes the classic city symphony films of the silent era with this breathtaking cinematic tour...

Mark Lewis, Cold Morning (2009) Single screen projection, 7 minutes 35 seconds, HD video.

'Backstory' investigates the highly skilled art of 'Rear Projection', a widely used tool in film making in the mid 20th century employed in films...

The Pitch from 1998 lasts about five minutes – the entire length of a single 35mm spool, its only movement that of a camera zooming out; in it,...

A first-person tour through the private collection of Ronald Grant and Martin Humphries in Britain with their curator Anna.

In Spadina: Reverse Dolly, Zoom, Nude, Lewis establishes cinematic continuity between three separate scenes. The title indicates the place and...

Short video art work by Canadian artist Mark Lewis, featuring figure skaters in a park at night.

Single screen projection, 5 minutes 27 seconds, HD video.

2010 short video work by Canadian artist Mark Lewis

23 August 2008 consists of two shots. A brief opening shot, intercut with inter-titles, of the famous Al-Mutanabbi Street book market in Baghdad is...

2006 experimental short by Mark Lewis

2005 short video work by Canadian artist Mark Lewis

Lewis’s latest film, Galveston, 2017, newly commissioned by The Contemporary Austin and on view at the Jones Center, takes the city of...

PULL FOCUS: GASOMETER shows how illusion and reality are interchangeable. It is engaged with ideas around movement and stillness, and with the...

In A Sense of the End he films six alternative endings in long shot - the man rushing to catch up with the train that bears the woman away; the...

A virtual stroll between the cultural center Casa do Povo and the ruins of Art Palácio -- a cinema theater designed by Rino Levi in the 1930s...

Smithfield (2000), the camera peers in through the windows as though spying on the woman who is cleaning the floor inside.

‘Bricklayers Arms’ (2008) by Mark Lewis is a 35mm film, transferred to HD video. Appearing to simulate London’s CCTV surveillance...

2006 experimental short work by Mark Lewis