‘The river of mud’ (2011) by Jacob Dwyer
An investigation into why, in 2010, the kenyan cyclist, Zakayo Nderi, got off his bike and jumped into the river Garonne just before he was about to win stage 18 of the Tour de France. Dwyer connects his experiences of muddy rivers over the last 30 years to come to a conclusion.
‘Madonna della Scodella’ (2012) by Paolo Chiasera.
“So the question is: what information can be gleaned from paintings about the knowledge that this power has tried to conceal?”
Last Friday our screening programme Sorry for not standing still opened at the Kunstvlaai.
We’d like to thank everyone who came out and will come out to our space to check out our programme! The responses so far have been great and it was good fun to see a lot of people take their time to see the programme we compiled.
If you were there in the past few days: we enjoyed your company! And if you didn’t yet, but you’re planning to: please do, there’s lots to see!
This screening is on view through Sunday the 2nd of December, so do come out and see what we’ve got for you. Opening hours on www.kunstvlaai.nl
‘Six easy pieces’ (2010), part of the ‘Secrets’ trilogy by Reynold Reynolds
Reynold Reynolds will be part of our upcoming screening programme Sorry for not standing still, at Kunstvlaai, Amsterdam! Opening Friday November 23.
Also, in the context of Sorry for not standing still, Reynold will be giving a talk on some of his older and more recent work on Sunday November 25th. See the Facebook event page
Mirko Martin, ‘Ocean Front Walk’ (2006/2007), watch the video here.
Mirko Martin will be part of our upcoming screening programme Sorry for not standing still, at Kunstvlaai, Amsterdam! Opening Friday November 23.
Stills from Laure Prouvost‘s, ‘Monolog’ (2009)
Laure Prouvost will be showing her video ‘OWT’ in our upcoming screening programme Sorry for not standing still, opening Friday November 23.
Thanks to LUX artists’ moving image London and MOT International Brussels / London
Trailer for ‘You are here’, Daniel Cockburn‘s first feature film.
Daniel Cockburn will be showing his video ‘Metronome’ in our upcoming screening programme Sorry for not standing still, opening Friday November 23.
Thanks to Vtape Toronto
