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REGARDING THE PAIN OF SUSAN SONTAG (NOTES ON CAMP)
Steve ReinkeThis short video gets its name from two pieces of writing by Susan Sontag: her last book, ’Regarding the Pain of Others’, a meditation on empathy and the photograph as document; and the highly influential essay, now close to fifty years old, ’Notes on Camp’. Sontag’s work often questions photography’s ability to elicit empathy within the viewer...
SONAR
Anouk De ClercqSonar is short and sharp, a dynamic interplay between sight and sound. In the line of contemporary moving graphic arts, Sonar is geometric, abstract, and consists of purely digitally generated images (and sounds)...
THE HUNDRED VIDEOS 20. DEAF
Steve ReinkeMy father exists in a large room where he lectures to an audience which is mesmerized despite the fact that they are deaf and, moreover, cannot even lip-read as they speak a wholly other language....
PANDAMOIABLEUHHH!!!!!
Charlemagne Palestine - GOL"Entering their 20th year of existence, the GOL orchestra, together with the label Planam, celebrates and starts a new program of collaborations: the Gollaboration series. Volume 2, Pandamoniahbleeummm!!!! marks the encounter with Charlemagne Palestine, pioneer of strumming music and piano maximalism, in the St. Eustache Church in Paris, known for its world famous church organ...
THE PAINTERS
Nicolas ProvostIn 'Long Live The New Flesh' Nicolas Provost adapted a number of horror films. Now he tackles this other genre film. We see drip painters at work, blobs flying around. Form and content spatter from the screen. A film that appears to be modelled out of digital clay, on the borderline between beauty and taboo....
AN ANTHOLOGY OF NOISE & ELECTRONIC MUSIC VOL. 1 - FIRST A-CHRONOLOGY 1921-2001
Guy-Marc Hinant"AN UNPUBLISHED HISTORY this is the great beginning of a vast anthology of "noise and electronic music" that we plan for the following years in 7 double volumes...
Fumée, 1987, Angel Vergara Santiago. © the artist(s)
FUMÉE
Angel VergaraVergara filmed smoke. However, he did not indicate where the smoke was coming from. During filming, only the smoke itself was caught on screen, against the background of a blue sky. The motif of smoke can be interpreted as a reference to the works of René Magritte and Marcel Broodthaers...
LOOKING DOWN
Bernard GigounonA ship, filmed from above, is slowly moving through the image: the bow, the deck, and the metal cover plates. As soon as the camera arrives at the load, however, consisting of sand and stones, something weird happens: the load turns into a Martian landscape, it seems as if the camera is transforming into a satellite, exploring some barren planet...
