Screening
Beyond the Surface. Film Screening Programme
19 Oct 2015 – 24 Oct 2015
Event times
14.00 - 18.00
Cost of entry
FREE ENTRANCE
Address
- Kiefholzstr. 19
- Berlin
Berlin - 12435
- Germany
A daily film screening programme by Labor Neunzehn
About
Unfamiliar objects, obscure forces, reification, media saturated world, refracted pixilation, electronic exhibitionism, .prproj format, stage of in-process-ness, incarceration, queer meditation, ephemeral life of material objects, recycling of matter, diamond frames, waste, asphalt, macadam, to gasp, to crave, locked, to come out, to rise up, earth’s surface, control surface, skin, photocopies, white sheet of paper, expanding minds, hypnosis, autohypsnosis, bilocating, make-up, decompose, disintegrate the video signal.
From October 19th to 24th - 2015 Labor Neunzehn proudly presents the film screening programme Beyond the surface.
International artists have been invited to contribute their films to create different ways of perceiving, transforming, articulating, deconstructing the subtext that triggers the title of this series. The things of the world are not represented by our minds at any given moment, and usually their life is not accessible to us, but hidden, concealed, or withdrawn. Whether we stay, go beyond or beneath, we are moving around the surface, by a language of desire and suppression that turns the interiority inside-out and inflects the outward forms in a moltitude of facets. From the RGB screen in itself to precise political and postcolonial contexts, from war to entertainment, from dream to vision, we come across the surface. A concealing-movement that will be fulfilled optically, and with a self-published catalogue, distributed in occasion of the event.
Beyond the surface is the first event of the series Kamera, a non-regular screening programme, to present avant-garde films, video art works and experimental documentaries in a thematic row, within a specific time-frame.
WHERE: Labor Neunzehn, Kiefholzstr.19 12435 Berlin
WHEN: Oct. 19 – 24, 2015 – From 14.00 to 18.00
WHO: Basma Alsharif, Phillip Barker, Lucas Battich, Crystal Beacon, Nicholas Brooks, Daya Cahen, Sarah Christman, Oliver Husain, Maria Kourkouta, Evan Meaney, Dolissa Medina, Rembrand Quiballo, Tabita Rezaire, Catherine Ross, Alexander Stewart, Tina Takemoto, Juha Van Ingen, Helena Wittmann.