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10 min 57 sec / Sound
Description: Two channel digital video and audio installationExhibition mode: Single screen with double image. Synchronous. LoopedMedia details: Super Watch »
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"This was made in southwest Finland with a group of men from a local choir, enacting an old mid-winter rural house calling tradition called Watch »
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In December 2014 CIRCUIT Director Mark Williams attended Comparing Experimental Cinemas, a conference in Bangalore attempting to map out a network for exchange of works and ideas between Asia/NZ/UK and an opportunity to introduce CIRCUIT artists to curatorial delegates from across South East Asia. With thanks to the Asia New Zealand Foundation. In January CIRCUIT screened works by Gavin Hipkins, Phil Dadson, Andrew de Freitas and Sorawit Songsataya at the Rotterdam Film Festival. Curator Mercedes Vicente flew from London to introduce. Presented as part of a series of group screenings by DINAMO, an association of the worlds video art distributors, the works were screened variously in a hotel, a cinema and at a press and industry event. CIRCUIT’s association with the Italian-based website filmessay.com began over the Xmas/New Year period with a screening of the Goodnight Kiwi, 16 works infused with the aura of late night viewing. Next month works by Lissa Mitchell and Nathan Thompson will be included in an upcoming online exhibition curated by filmessay entitled NoiseVideo.
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Alex Davidson: Your work, The Aachen Faxes, is a piecing together of various correspondences between Julian Dashper and yourself, when Julian was on a residency in Aachen in 1995. The text is all Julian's voice; your responses to his messages are implied but not included. Obviously the title of the Read More »
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Sound has been slowed down, yet it is still atmospheric. Winds whorl, there is distant thunder, flowing water. A sail flaps and a heart-beat steadily thumps. A man whispers ‘I love her.’ A nineteen year old Kate Moss stands before a wall, on a beach, tossing her head back, looking into the camera Read More »
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Ken Jacobs, a grand-daddy of New York’s avant-garde cinema, has been experimenting with the three-dimensional moving image since the 1960s. Initially working in film, Jacobs now employs digital technologies to investigate cinematic time and space. Read More »
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