‘Mirna do Marta’, a home musical by Marija Djordjevic.
Djordjevic made a musical about a retired woman living in the countryside of Serbia (her mother). A group of singers follows her around during her daily tasks and provides them with a musical score.
The title track of Kubrick’s ‘2001: A Space Oddysey’ played by a highschool-orchestra the Portsmouth Sinfonia (an orchestra founded by a group of students at the Portsmouth School of Art in Portsmouth, England, in 1970), coupled with the original film footage…
‘OUTNUMBERED, a brief history of imposture’ (2009), by Jasper Rigole
An installation that generates a moving image, using a found panoramic photograph from 1936. The installation is computer-controlled and generates an aleatoric narrative using an extensive database of people who, in some way, are associated with imposture.
Below are two nice documentation-videos of the installation, made in SMAK, Ghent in 2009.
Nasan Tur, ‘Berlin says’ (2009)
Hundreds of graffiti sentences collected from the facades of Berlin walls, sprayed onto one wall over and over again.
Some examples:
Sandra I love you
KRIEG IST TERROR
FREIHAT FÜR ANDREA 8.3.08 14 UHR U-EBERSW.
PKK PKK
MASSAKA
Mutta sacht wir brauchen nich«nachWannsee in«t Freibad –
Wenn der Sprengwagen jefahren is, könn«wa ja uff de –
Strafe in«t Wasser pantschen det Kost Keen Fahrgeld
SEX
Soldaten sind Mörder
No Respect
Opfer
NEID
Understand?
Dein Stift ist eine Waffe
Seid nett
‘Flag tethered to the edge of the frame’ (2008)
‘One thing comes after the other’ by Damon Zucconi.
Superflex, ‘The financial crisis’ (trailer) (2009)
The Financial Crisis (Session I-V) is a film work in which SUPERFLEX address the financial crisis and meltdown from a therapeutic perspective. A hypnotist guides us through our worst nightmares to reveal the crisis without as the psychosis within.
‘Flooded McDonald’s’ (excerpt) (2009)
‘Number of visitors’ (2005)
Julika Rudelius
Julika Rudelius, ‘Forever’ (2005)
Installation view and fragment.
For those interested; here‘s Rudelius’s rather nice talk at the Brooklyn Museum..