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THE HUNDRED VIDEOS 29. LITTLE FAGGOT
Steve ReinkeI am a baby lying in my crib and my name is little fagot....
DIE LEICHE IM BAYERISCHEM WALT
Harald Thys'The Body in the Bavarian Woods' tells the story of the happy life of a farmer and his cows. Each month the farmer takes three of his cows to the butcher in the village. The farmer lives a carefree life and is very proud of his cows. Then, one day, fate strikes and the cows become ill because the region is stricken by a lasting drought...
Leopold 1eme, 2010, Angel Vergara Santiago © the artist
LEOPOLD 1EME
Angel VergaraVergara is focusing here on the ties between art and the political system. He does this by showing texts about the financial support granted to Hendrik Conscience by Leopold I. By letting his brush move across the cinematic images, the artist is also suggesting that recorded reality embodies the pallet with which he is ’painting’....
LA FILLE QUI DESCEND L'ESCALIER
Joëlle Tuerlinckxoriginal material from "After Architecture After", an exhibition by Joëlle Tuerlinckx curated by Moritz Küng 03.11.2006-25.11.2006 deSingel, Antwerp, Belgium...
VIDÉO À LA CHAÎNE II - ART SURVEILLANCE
Michel Bonnemaison - Joëlle de La Casinière - Jacques Lederlin - Enrique AhrimanImages of surveillance cameras combined with random television images, of for instance sport events and nature documentaries. The split screen images are accompanied by rhythmic music and a female voice-over. The video ironically exaggerates the aesthetic value of surveillance videos, which are to be considered as art forms....
MAURICE BÉJART (& MUDRA)
Jef CornelisMaurice Béjart speaks about the state of dancing in Belgium in a European and international context, the school programme and how pupils are selected for the Ecole Mudra. Content: 00’00" Leader. 00’07" Titles. 00’15" Announcements...
J'ESPÈRE QUE VOUS ALLEZ BIEN
Boris Van der AvoortTaken from film archives, this playful and nostalgic ‘montage’ wants to picture the lives and hopes of three generations of a Belgian family between 1931 and 1997. Images belonging to the family possessions take us back to childhood and play, journeys, relationships, dancing...
A]S
Peter DownsbroughAs basic ingredients: five words and a typographical phenomenon or word-thing ‘(A]S itself)’; two black and white steady cam images, and in between them one in colour, all featuring the same fixed camera image shot somewhere along the railway, from the same point of view — but with a different train passing; or so it seems...
THINK ABOUT WOOD, THINK ABOUT METAL
Manon de BoerIn a series of films in which we discover the portrait of a woman, Manon de Boer prolongs her experiments during the meeting with Robyn Schulkowsky. In Italy and then Germany, the rotation of the lens leads us in a false loop where the visible is metamorphosed by the audible...
