COLLECTIE
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LIED VAN MIJN LAND
Koen Theys - Frank TheysThe German 19th century composer Richard Wagner wrote the operas Ring des Nibelungen and Parcifal in order to shape his vision on the relationships in society. Koen and Frank Theys have treated Wagner’s Ring with an immoral curiosity and have enriched it with personal and contemporary themes...
THE THINGS (EUROPE)
Florian GwinnerA tracking shot shows the slow transformation of a room model into a black plain surface, ending up in a roundabout taxi drive meditation. The repetition of variations of the same....
ANARCHIST PILGRIMS
Charley CaseA 55 seconds split screen clip where Charley Case combines a scene of a pilgrim with images of an anarchist truck going to a protest. ...
PRINTED MATTER
Eitan Efrat - Sirah Foighel Brutmann"Printed Matter" displays the conflation of private lives and contemporary geopolitics. The evidence comes from Brutmann's father, André, who was, up to his untimely death in 2002, a freelance press photographer covering two decades of Middle East news for local newspapers as well as for International, mostly European, print media...
PREHISTORIE
Hänzel & GretzelOn an industrial soundtrack, Hänzel & Gretzel edits saturated footages from broadcasted program about animals with short inserts of animations of dinosaurs. A video about our origins, ancestral roots and neurosis....
Shelly Silver, exceptional happenings, 2008 © the artist
EXCEPTIONAL HAPPENINGS
Shelly SilverLike the waters of the river, like the motorists on the highway, and like the yellow trains streaking down the Santa Fe tracks, drama, in the shape of exceptional happenings, had never stopped here...
THE COLOUR COMPANY PRESENTS A COLLECTION OF FILMS BY... (1970-1973)
George SmitsGeorge Smits was often nicknamed “Toet” by his friends. He was a creative all-rounder: apart from visual works of art (paintings and sculptures), he also created experimental music, and he also designed installations for which he invented his own instruments. In Belgium, Smits was a pioneer of audio art, as well as one of the first artists who worked with 8 mm film and video...
HÉLÈNE
Claude CattelainIn his work Claude Cattelain tries to grasp the essence in the volatile. His short and personal flashes of astonishment and fragility offer a striking image of a passage from one place to another, or a shift in frames of mind...
RAINBOW MARKET
Pascal BaesA recording of a street performance by Aï Suzuki was edited with Baes’ typical time-lapse techniques into a kinetic staccato game with movement and space...
