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DON QUIXOTE VS. TIME

Charley Case
Utopias, ideals and primitivism struggling against uncontrolled evolution of technology....
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ROBERT, OCTOBER 2001

Manon de Boer
From her dozens of portraits, Manon de Boer chose two, ’Robert, June 1996’ and ’Laurien, March 1996’, which she would - and still does - portray over an over again: the same individuals, in the same position, and within the same visual frame...
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PLUMAGE

Messieurs Delmotte
Messieurs Delmotte is holding a crown of large coloured feathers in front of his face. He dances in circles in a sort of inept American Indian raindance. Afterwards he remains still. This work is part of the series Brokendown Dream...
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THE HUNDRED VIDEOS 50. CHILD

Steve Reinke
This child has mistaken the concept “snowman” for the idea “angel”....

RELATIONSHIP STUDIES

Charlemagne Palestine
"Relationship Studies LP includes 2 seminal electronic music radical realizations by Charlemagne Palestine, or ’Relationship Study No. 1’ (1967) and the generally titled ’Electronic’ from the same year. Sounds in motion like race cars, motor cycles, war planes, rocket ships excited Charlemagne sonic imagination when we was still a young teenager...
Toroni, 1989, Angel Vergara Santiago © the artist Toroni, 1989, Angel Vergara Santiago © the artist

TORONI

Angel Vergara
Straatman is posing for a work by Niele Toroni, during the opening of a solo exhibition Niele Toroni in the Centre for Fine Arts in Brussels. Toroni himself approaches him....
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LIFE ON MARS

Isabelle Nouzha
A grotesque universe of outrageous characters and sinister places, with references to all kinds of horror classics: “The moon holds control over every one, death is lurking in the woods, a doctor is carrying out his experiments, a girl is infected by hungry teeth…”...
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TURN AROUND

Messieurs Delmotte
Messieurs Delmotte, most literally, turns around the block. He seems to pose a bit like a wallflower....

ECLIPS

Anne-Mie Van Kerckhoven
In ‘Eclips’ Anne-Mie Van Kerckhoven uses a disturbed fragment from Michelangelo Antonioni’s classic ‘L’Eclisse’. The film contains a scene in which actress Monica Vitti turns her back to the camera. Her turn is digitally slowed down and further manipulated by Van Kerckhoven...
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DUNYALAND - A THEORY OF BOREDOM

Julie Gaston
The peculiar visitors of the utopian theme park Dunyaland confront us with metaphoric monologues reflecting the sensation of an inner void. Meanwhile, a contemporary Alice stands at the rim of the rabbit hole, wondering what she may find if she jumps in. Dunyaland looks at boredom from different angle and reminds us that true innovation is often sparked when there is nothing else to do....