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CONTAINER 04: DE BETOVERDE WERELD VAN ART DECO
Jef CornelisA discussion about ‘Art Deco’, a term which caught on in the 1960s and it was derived from the “exposition des arts décoratifs et industriels” in Paris in 1925...
JACQUES CHARLIER & LE GLOUPIER
Jacques CharlierAn filmed introduction/lecture/performance of Jacques Charlier about Noel Godin and a film by Stefaan Decostere but most of all about a certain country called Belgium......
Shelly Silver, SOUTHSIDE, 1978 © the artist
INTRODUCTION TO THE END OF AN ARGUMENT / SPEAKING FOR ONESELF, SPEAKING FOR OTHERS
Elia Suleiman - Jayce SalloumJayce Salloum and Elia Suleiman take a shot at the western media’s image of the Arab world...
Oratorium for One Prepared Video Player and Eight Monitors, 1989, Frank Theys © the artist
ORATORIUM FOR ONE PREPARED VIDEO PLAYER AND EIGHT MONITORS
Frank TheysThe video player is positioned in the middle of the room. The magnetic tape rolls out of the player as a big loop which travels over several supports around the player. Surrounding this is a second circle of monitors on pedestals facing the centre of the player and the video loop...
FEUILLETON - THE SEVEN CAPITAL SINS
Angel VergaraFeuilleton - The seven capital sins is the main video installation realised by Angel Vergara for the Belgian pavilion at the 2011 Venice Biennale...
ALBUM 1
Boris Lehman“Je filme et je suis filmé” (I film and I am filmed)Boris Lehman made the film Album 1 in 1974 for the first Festival National du Film super 8. At the time, Super 8 was a video format that was mainly used by amateurs, yet as such it was to play an important part in democratization of cinema...
THERE ARE NO IMAGES
Miguel Peres dos SantosA proposal on a reflection upon a possible link between image and memory; between image and moment; and between image and death. A father, a son and a dead child engage in a dialogue constructed departing from the a moment. “does an image die?”; “and if an image dies”… “what will happen to memory?”...
MARCEL BROODTHAERS: MUSÉE D’ART DU XVIIE SIÈCLE
Jef CornelisViews of the 17th century ’Eagles Department’ in Antwerp: façade, wooden crates, postcards of 17th-century works on the walls and a small garden. Marcel Broodthaers is whitewashing the inscription ’Département des Aigles’ written on the fence in the garden...
