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  • installation/Jun.29,2012

    Bronze "Projector" Artifact

  • installation/Oct.17,2012

    Rewriting the History of Cinema

  • installation/Jun.1,2012

    Roman "Cinema" Coins

  • installation/Jun.15,2012

    Roman Painted Glass

  • installation/May.27,2021

    The Installation


  • Aug.22,2012
    The Installation

    ANCIENT CINEMA is a multi-media exhibition by Henry Jesionka that premiered at the Donat in Zadar, Croatia in July 2012. The exhibition features artifacts from a fictional ancient cinema along with... read more...

  • Apr.28,2012
    Rewriting the History of Cinema

    Most historians trace the history of cinema to the early 19th century, with the invention of the Phenakistoscope, in 1832, and the Zoetrope, two years later. Henry Jesionka’s “Ancient Cinema”... read more...

  • May.11,2012
    Bronze "Projector" Artifact

    An unusual Roman bronze artifact, recently purchased at a flea market in Zadar, Croatia, was the first in a series of archaeological findings that lead to the discovery of a Roman “film” projector... read more...

  • stories/Apr.22,2012

    Paleolithic Cinema

    "During the Old Stone Age, between 37,000 and 11,000 years ago, some of the most remarkable art ever conceived was etched or painted on the walls of caves in southern France and northern Spain,” writes Judith Thurman in The New Yorker, in 2008. “After a visit to Lascaux, in the Dordogne, which was... read more

  • stories/Apr.29,2012

    Zadar: A Roman Colony

    Zadar, Croatia, known in antiquity as Iader or Iadera, was an important trading port on the coast of the Adriatic.  It became a Roman colony in the first years of the reign of the emperor Augustus (27 BC-14AD).   In the mid-first century AD, the poet Marcus Aennaeus Lucanus described Zadar as “extending... read more

  • stories/Apr.29,2012

    Cinema Desires

    Since ancient times, stargazers and astronomers have employed different models to describe the way in which time was harnessed to space, and dreamed about the possibility of seeing the universe in a way that could lately be described as cinematographic. read more

  • stories/Apr.22,2012

    Discrete Monuments

    "It is sometimes said that the aim of the historian is to explain the past by 'finding,' 'identifying,' or 'uncovering' the 'stories' that lie buried in chronicles; and that the difference between a 'history' and 'fiction' resides in the fact that the historian 'finds' his stories, whereas the... read more

  • stories/Apr.22,2012

    Ancient Technology

    In 1900, just off the coast of the small island of Antikythera, a group of sponge divers discovered the wreck of a Roman merchant vessel filled with Greek  treasure.  Among the bounty was a device with precisely engineered gear wheels—a completely astonishing revelation for ancient Greece. The... read more

  • stories/May.17,2012

    Ancient Optical Lenses

    Henry Jesionka discovered a cache of artifacts from an ancient Roman film projector on a beach in Nin, Croatia, in 2011. Absent from this find was any evidence of optical lenses. read more

  • installation

    • installation/Aug.22,2012
      The Installation
    • installation/Apr.28,2012
      Rewriting the History of Cinema
    • installation/May.11,2012
      Bronze "Projector" Artifact
  • media collection

    • media collection/Jun.21,2012
      Public reaction to Ancient Cinema
    • media collection/Jul.6,2012
      3D Animation
    • media collection/Jun.21,2012
      Webisode 01 - Prolog
  • stories

    • stories/May.17,2012
      Ancient Optical Lenses
    • stories/Apr.22,2012
      Ancient Technology
    • stories/Apr.22,2012
      Discrete Monuments
  • videos

    • videos/May.5,2012
      videos


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