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SO HAPPY
Joëlle de La Casinière - Michel BonnemaisonJoëlle de la Casinière herself, barefoot against an abandoned and ravaged metropolitan background, promotes her book ’Absolument nécessaire’ (‘An Emergency Book’) during an interview/happening with a broadcast delay. “Nothing is true, everything is permitted”. In the end the books are covered in graffiti like subway carriages....
URINAL AND BREAD
Messieurs DelmotteMessieurs Delmotte puts slices of bread in the drains of a public toilet near a church and films the people leaving the toilet. Afterwards he picks the slices up and takes them home. Delmotte makes them into a ball and squeezes the ball empty in his mouth. This work is part of the series 'Rejected videos'...
A PEE, A POOP, A PLATE, PARADISE (HEIDI IN DREAMLAND)
Ken Kobland…the dog in dreamland? Or is it me?...
UNE PERSPECTIVE FAUSSÉE
Mira SandersUne perspective faussée (2016) is a graphical exploration of how a drawing after experiencing two residencies (from the Huet-Repolt art collectors), lines itself step by step out. This film was made before Fenêtre de vue (2016) and it explores a slightly different path...
THE HUNDRED VIDEOS 62. BLACK HEART
Steve ReinkeThese computer images are a model of how different tattoos might look on me....
LA SCALA
Aglaia KonradModernist architecture is the subject of Aglaia Konrad’s 16mm films but rather than – and beyond – a form of architecture on film, or film on architecture, what her films propose is an investigation into the potential for film to embody the experience of architecture as sculpture...
OJO GUAREÑA
Edurne RubioIn the film OJO GUAREÑA we join a group of speleologists that enter the gigantic cave of the same name in Burgos, Spain. We barely notice the prehistoric traces and the contours of the spaces, but we can hear all the better: drops of water that, for ages, have been recreating the shape of the cave and continue to do so to date, as well as echoes of human footsteps...
STUPA (BURIAL MOUND)
Ken Kobland’Stupa’ was an unrestricted assignment from the French broadcasting station ’La Sept’. It invited film and video artists to make a remarkable, one hour, uninterrupted tape. An aerial shot filmed from a low-flying aircraft provides one continuous view of an urban/suburban landscape...
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PLOT POINT
Nicolas ProvostThe crowded streets of New York City turn into fictive, cinematographic scenery. Provost is playing with our collective memory, its cinematic codes and narrative languages questioning the boundaries between a staged, suggested reality and authentic fiction...
JEANLOUP SIEFF
Jef CornelisA report on several exhibitions taking place in Belgium: painter Raf van Cauwenberghe’s, Jack Goderis’s – a member of what was the ‘jeune peinture Belge’ at the time – and the selection of work by French photographer Jeanloup Sieff shown at the Museum for Contemporary Art in Ghent...
