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imai on screen #7
Cut-Up / Textfilm / Found-Footage
Saturday, 2 April, 2011, 8 pm** in the Salon Des Amateurs, Grabbeplatz 4, Duesseldorf
Experimental films with the subject matter and formal context of the films of KRIWET
Inspired by the event of the retrospective exhibition for the author and artist Ferdinand Kriwet at the Kunsthalle in Duesseldorf where a number of his experimental films will be screened, on this evening at the Salon
des Amateurs there will also be works on view from the areas of experimental film, structural cinema, video art, advertising and industrial films with a formal or theme-based association to the films of Kriwet:
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imai on screen #6
Blut / Geld / Honig
Monday, 20 December 2010, 6 pm, BLACK BOX, Schulstrasse 4, Duesseldorf
The third screening of imai at the Filmwerkstatt Düsseldorf Blood / Money / Honey event series will show the videos Joseph Beuys - Transformer by John Halpern and Joseph Beuys – Das Kapital by Babeth. Accompanied by artist discussions, documentation and talks, the format represents a regular opportunity to view video art from the collection and distribution program of imai.
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imai on screen #5
Nam June Paik
21 + 22 November, 2010, 7 pm + 8 pm, BLACK BOX, Schulstrasse 4, Duesseldorf
Nam June Paik (born 1932 in Seoul, died 2006 in Miami) is seen as a pioneer of video and media art. Paik always perceived art as a continuous experiment and collage of heterogeneous strands to question processes in society, politics, technology and the world of business.
In the supporting program of the filmlab festival (info.pdf) of the Filmwerkstatt Duesseldorf imai will screen documentary videos from Andreas Tröger and Ira Schneider on Paik's work.
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imai on screen #4
Kenneth Anger Werkschau
8 March - 5 April, 2010, BLACK BOX, Schulstrasse 4, Duesseldorf
Admission: 6.50 euros, reduced admission 4.50 euros
Videos from the imai collection at the BLACK BOX
The "imai on screen" series will in future be a part of the programme of events of the Duesseldorf BLACK BOX art-house cinema. In combination with artist discussions, documentation and talks the venue will be used regularly to screen video art from the imai collection and distribution program. The start of this long-term co operation between the Duesseldorf Filmwerkstatt and imai – inter media art institute presents a retrospective of the American underground filmmaker Kenneth Anger, curated by the Filmwerkstatt in Duesseldorf.
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imai on screen #3
Voice Windows
Wednesday, 2 December, 2009, 7.30 pm, Bambi, Klosterstrasse 78, Duesseldorf, tickets: 7 euros
The program of the 3rd issue was created in co-operation with regard to the Kunstfilmtag 09
As a synthesis or as two-way resonance, the interrelation of rhythm and colour, voices and images, and sounds and visions often determine the nature of video art. The possibilities of using the resources of images and sound aesthetically are multifarious.
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imai on screen #2
P H I L I P P L A C H E N M A N N : L E V E L - 8 ( 2 0 0 1 )
Wednesday, 6 May 2009, 7.30 pm in the Bambi art-house cinema, Klosterstrasse 78, Duesseldorf
Part 2 of the screening series in the Duesseldorf art-house cinema
imai has dedicated the second issue of the screening series in co-operation with the Duesseldorf art-house cinema to the 96-minute film "LEVEL-8" by Philipp Lachenmann. The film was inspired by Dante's "Divina Commedia", quantum physics and an Indian wall painting in Santa Fe. In 5 interviews mythical landscapes in the west of America meet the situation America found itself in after 11 September, 2001 – the momentous day which heralded a turning point in the US American self-perception and how America is perceived by others.
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imai on screen #1
F r e e w a y s a n d L o n e l y H u n t e r s
Friday, 19 December 2008, 9.30 pm, Black Box, Schulstr. 4, Düsseldorf
Premiere of the new screening series in the Black Box art cinema
The program of regular planned performances at the Duesseldorf Black Box art-house cinema opens with a selection of German and Korean artist videos. Each of the total seven works represents a section of the international video art creation of the last five years. Along with Gudrun Kemsa, Aki Nakazawa, Marcel Odenbach and Jan Verbeek from the imai distribution program, Hye Kyoung Ham, Jewyo Rhii and Haegue Yang from the South Korean IAS media distribution will be on view with new works.
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