Luca DiPierro's guest appearances

Luca DiPierro

Between The Covers : Conversations with Writers in Fiction, Nonfiction & Poetry

Directors Notes

Colson Whitehead

Kevin Young

Zadie Smith

Michelle Tea

Matt Bell

Danielle Evans

Dani Shapiro

Adam Levin

Ursula K. Le Guin

Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore

Mary Gaitskill

Jericho Brown

Alicia Jo Rabins

Ben Marcus

Lidia Yuknavitch

OwlTail

Father Murphy

Rising. A Requiem For Father Murphy heralds the final curtain call for experimental music duo Father Murphy. Right there with them for a large portion of that journey has been Portland-based, Italian artist (and multiple DN alum) Luca Dipierro, in a circular creative relationship which has seen Luca provide visuals for Father Murphy’s songs and the Italian two-some score Luca’s film work. Today, Luca and Father Murphy’s Chiara Lee &amp; Freddie Murphy join us on the Directors Notes podcast to look back at the origins of their fruitful collaboration and reveal details of their largest project to date, a feature animation film called The Cadence. Rising. A Requiem For Father Murphy (2018) Animating a medley of pieces from the album Rising. A Requiem For Father Murphy, this is the fifth and final chapter in a pentalogy of films created by Artist Luca Dipierro for Italian duo Father Murphy. When you are in a corner you have to come up with something, I think creativity works that way. https://archive.org/download/DN358RisingARequiemForFatherMurphyLucaDipierroFatherMurphy/DN358RisingARequiemForFatherMurphyLucaDipierroFatherMurphy.mp3  And here’s the trailer for The Cadence, the forthcoming feature animation entirely filmed in stop motion with marionettes made of paper and old book cloth.

Rising. A Requiem For Father Murphy heralds the final curtain call for experimental music duo <a href="http://fathermurphy.org/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Father Murphy</a>. Right there with them for a large portion of that journey has been Portland-based, Italian artist (and <a href="https://directorsnotes.com/tag/luca-dipierro/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">multiple DN alum</a>) <a href="http://www.lucadipierro.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Luca Dipierro</a>, in a circular creative relationship which has seen Luca provide visuals for Father Murphy’s songs and the Italian two-some score Luca’s film work. Today, Luca and Father Murphy’s Chiara Lee &amp; Freddie Murphy join us on the Directors Notes podcast to look back at the origins of their fruitful collaboration and reveal details of their largest project to date, a feature animation film called <a href="http://www.thecadencemovie.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">The Cadence</a>. <h3>Rising. A Requiem For Father Murphy (2018)</h3> Animating a medley of pieces from the album Rising. A Requiem For Father Murphy, this is the fifth and final chapter in a pentalogy of films created by Artist Luca Dipierro for Italian duo Father Murphy. <blockquote>When you are in a corner you have to come up with something, I think creativity works that way.</blockquote> <a href="https://archive.org/download/DN358RisingARequiemForFatherMurphyLucaDipierroFatherMurphy/DN358RisingARequiemForFatherMurphyLucaDipierroFatherMurphy.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://archive.org/download/DN358RisingARequiemForFatherMurphyLucaDipierroFatherMurphy/DN358RisingARequiemForFatherMurphyLucaDipierroFatherMurphy.mp3</a> And here’s the trailer for The Cadence, the forthcoming feature animation entirely filmed in stop motion with marionettes made of paper and old book cloth.

DN358: Luca Dipierro Animates the Death of a Band in ‘Rising. A Requiem For Father Murphy’

Leni Zumas

There is a long, if lesser known, history of fictions (and fictive illustrations) that invite reader participation, where the reader co-creates the story with the authors. These stories often utilize an element of chance and/or suggest multiple possible ways a text can be read. Leni Zumas and Luca Dipierro, the co-creators of A Wooden Leg: A Novel in 64 Cards, discuss A Wooden Leg in light of these traditions. Leni Zumas is a professor of creative writing in the MFA program at Portland State University and the author of the short story collection Farewell Navigator, as well as the novel The Listeners, a finalist for the 2013 Oregon Book Award. Luca Dipierro is an animator and illustrator whose work appears regularly on record and book covers and in animated films. Dipierro is also the author of the art zine Das Ding and the book of fictions Biscotti Neri. The post Leni Zumas &amp; Luca Dipierro : A Wooden Leg appeared first on Tin House.

There is a long, if lesser known, history of fictions (and fictive illustrations) that invite reader participation, where the reader co-creates the story with the authors. These stories often utilize an element of chance and/or suggest multiple possible ways a text can be read. Leni Zumas and Luca Dipierro, the co-creators of A Wooden Leg: A Novel in 64 Cards, discuss A Wooden Leg in light of these traditions. Leni Zumas is a professor of creative writing in the MFA program at Portland State University and the author of the short story collection Farewell Navigator, as well as the novel The Listeners, a finalist for the 2013 Oregon Book Award. Luca Dipierro is an animator and illustrator whose work appears regularly on record and book covers and in animated films. Dipierro is also the author of the art zine Das Ding and the book of fictions Biscotti Neri. The post <a href="https://tinhouse.com/podcast/leni-zumas-luca-dipierro-a-wooden-leg/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Leni Zumas &amp; Luca Dipierro : A Wooden Leg</a> appeared first on <a href="https://tinhouse.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tin House</a>.

Leni Zumas & Luca Dipierro : A Wooden Leg