6:30 pm: Urban Research • part 4

•18 h 30 • 6:30 pmUrban Research curated by Klaus W. Eisenlohr


program D


Paul Druecke US Daley Plaza

• Paul Druecke US Daley Plaza 4 min 50s, DV, 2006

• Paul Druecke US Mainstreet Square 4 min 50s, DV, 2006

• Rebecca Meyers US Lions and Tigers and Bears 12 min, 16mm, 2006

• Edyta Stepien + Margaret Noble US Sonata 16 min 19s, DV, 2004

• Julia Halperin + Jason Cortlund US Interstate Part One 6 min, DV, 2006

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6:30 pm: Urban Research • part 3

•18 h 30 • 6:30 pm Urban Research curated by Klaus W. Eisenlohr


program C



• Caroline Koebel US Berlin Warszawa Express 19 min 50s, DV, 2006



• Seppo Renvall FI Inside 5 min, DV, 2004





• Alli Savolainen FI Abroad 3 min 40s, DV, 2004




• Stephane Leonard DE Coney Island 25 min, DV, 2006




• Karola Schlegelmilch FI Blumenthal 7 min 30s, DV, 2006

 

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6:30 pm: Urban Research • part 2

•18 h 30 • 6:30 pmUrban Research curated by Klaus W. Eisenlohr


program B



• Katerina Seda CZ Es gibt nichts da14 min, DV, 2005
Ein ganzes Dorf nimmt an einem gemeinsamen Zeitplan teil.


• Anu Pennanen FI Soprus 30 min, DV, 2006


Russian and Estonian Youngsters



• Jae-Joon Cho GB Bullying: Stand Alone 6 min 50s, DV, 2005

Teenager Conflicts of Violence and Drugs

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8 pm: Urban Reseach • part 1

• 20 h • 8 pmUrban Research curated by Klaus W. Eisenlohr

program A


Themed Programme on Urban Development and Public Space

Urban space is under rapid change. The city has long played a predominant role in the work of artists, the city as image, as ideal, as Moloch, as source of joy and social destruction, and not least as icon of Modernity. With the increased dynamic of city development however - either as Shrinking Cities or exploding Megacities - more and more artists take up the issue of urban development and adopt urban space and public space as their theme.
Urban Research on Film will present unique, refreshing, challenging and entertaining works addressing the contemporary live and the development of the urban landscape.
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• Sari Carel FI One Eye Open 4 min 30s, DV, 2006

• Oliver Whitehead FI Bike 4 min 30s, DV, 1999

• Seppo Renvall CN Drum Symphony Rumpu Zinfonia 21 min

• Oliver Whitehead FI Visual Violence 5 mIn 30s, DV, 1994

• Julie Murray CN Detroit Park 8 min, DV, 2005

• Thanos Chrysakis FI Nocturnal Dance 8 min 43s, DV, 2003

• Jeremy Beaudry US Wo ist Denkmal? 3 min 18s, DV, 2003

• Sari Carel FI One Eye Open 4 mIn 30s, DV, 2006

• Jani Ruscia FI Fluctuation Theme 7 min, DV, 2005

• Virginie Laganière CA Observatory 2 min, DV, 2005

• Ivan Martinez US Fear Itself... Yea Right 7 min , DV, 2006

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• Installations • video loops

• Installations



still from Quasi-Objects / Cinematic n.07 by Lorenzo Oggiano

• one channel works video loops

• Please note that not all installations will be shown at a time.


• Marie-Laure Ainoux FR Supreme Eyes 2006

• Magda Bielesz PL swimming Lesson 2004

• Stefano Giuriati IT Five Minutes Of Resignation 2003

• Happy Famous Artists NL Western Philosophy 2005

• Frans Van Lent NL Staan 2002

• Mindia Mnatobishvili FR Road Number Eight 2006

• Lorenzo Oggiano IT Quasi-Objects / Cinematic n.07 2005

• video loops as part ofUrban Research curated by Klaus W. Eisenlohr



• Karin Ludmann UK class="Orangebold">Cultivated Plants 54 sec, DV, 2002

• Hui-Min Tsen UK class="Orangebold">A Place in the Story 17 min 04 sec, DV,
2005

• Joe Merell US class="Orangebold">Sister Cities 10 min, DV 3-D, 2006

• Ushi F u. Walter Gramling DE class="Orangebold">Leerstelle Rückbau 11 min, DV, 2003

• Klaus W. Eisenlohr DE class="Orangebold">Helsinki Walks 60 min, DV, 2005

• multi touch console mtc



• only from thurs 8 - sun 11th.



• mtc crew DE multi touch console 2006





The c-base MultiTouchConsole mtc is a completely self-contained, touch-sensitive table built in spare time by a group of c-base members. A projector in the table displays an image on the table surface and an infrared-sensitive camera is used to track positions of fingers touching it. The mtc reacts to an unlimited amount of touches at once. more

•Lorenzo Oggiano IT Quasi-Objects / Cinematic n.07 2005





•still from Quasi-Objects / Cinematic n.07 by Lorenzo Oggiano

In this Sense Quasi-Objects regards actualization of data, production of biologically a-functional occurrences (bio-politically dysfunctional), dealing about Life, but without reference to the outcomes it is used to recognize; possibilities that can be viewed as transient outputs of an operative practice: aesthetics of process.

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• Happy Famous Artists NL Western Philosophy 2005



If we had a world of our own, everything would be nonsense.
Nothing would be what it is, because everything would be
what it isn't. And contrariwise, what it is it wouldn't be,
and what it wouldn't be, it would.
You see? Happy Famous Artists

Happy Famous Artists are a collective combining ideas of Intelligensius Anarchus and Jeff Blind.

Our work is multimedial and conceptual with main areas of inspiration being the sciences, philosophy and psychology, political and social phenomena on one side, and classical as well as contemporary art and popular culture on the other. Our key interest lies in the research of how these perceived authorities shape and influence general perception of reality.

• Frans Van Lent NL Staan 2002



The work of Frans van Lent (Rotterdam 1955) is characterised by simplicity of form and subject matter. The starting point is the artist's body and its locomotion in relationship to the landscape.

For the recording of STAAN he stood for a long time in an empty landscape with his back to the camera. He used ten consecutive minutes without any further editing to form a loop. The immobility of the artist forms a contrast to the continuously changing weather.

• Vadim Schaeffler DE Motion 2006

• Magda Bielesz PL swimming Lesson 2004



"I'm fascinated with states which I can not (perhaps as yet) experience. I can’t swim. I fell down in the water when I was the child, so the only way for me to swim is to paint this, and I also made a swimming lesson video. The video is about this feeling: the only way to go to the sea for me is to go like a Jesus over the sea, because I’m afraid of the water. Thanks to this video my dreams come true."

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