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Luc Vancheri on Expanded Cinema and Neo-Media Images

publication · 2026-04-24

In a text for art press, Luc Vancheri, professor of Film Studies at Université Lyon 2, revisits the concept of expanded cinema, which the magazine has recently addressed through contributions by Dominique Païni and Maël Renouard. Vancheri argues that this theoretical hinge in the debate on moving images must be re-examined from a historical model of cinema whose final chapter remains to be written. He insists the issue cannot be resolved without opening it to the more urgent question of neo-media images. The text serves as a response to Jacques Aumont's essay 'Que reste-t-il du cinéma ?' published by Vrin, which was previously discussed by Dork Zabunyan in art press.

Key facts

  • Luc Vancheri is a professor of Film Studies at Université Lyon 2.
  • The text addresses expanded cinema, previously covered in art press by Dominique Païni and Maël Renouard.
  • Vancheri calls expanded cinema a theoretical hinge in the debate on moving images.
  • He argues the issue must be opened to the question of neo-media images.
  • The text responds to Jacques Aumont's essay 'Que reste-t-il du cinéma ?' (Vrin).
  • Dork Zabunyan previously commented on Aumont's work in art press.
  • The article was published in art press on March 14, 2013.

Entities

Artists

  • Luc Vancheri
  • Dominique Païni
  • Maël Renouard
  • Jacques Aumont
  • Dork Zabunyan
  • Raymond Bellour

Institutions

  • Université Lyon 2
  • art press
  • Vrin
  • POL

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