Monday, October 26th, 2009
Last week’s film
‘Des Fonds’ reminded me the ‘Symphonie Diagonale’ by Viking Eggeling (1880-1925). The short film is his last oeuvre – a conclusion of his artistic life influenced by dadaism and the novembergruppe. He has been searching for the motion painting.
Nowadays short film is getting way more attraction due to youtube and vimeo and all these technical devices. A look back to our short film history could help us to get even further today.
Here are two free online film libraries:
Europa Film Treasures offers a wide range of European short films digitally reworked. Have a look at the Symphonie Diagonale there.
film archives online provides an online catalogue.
Tags: Berlin, Europa Film Treasures, europe, film, film archives online, Novembergruppe, Sweden, Viking Eggeling
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Monday, October 5th, 2009

Gabi Schillig started exploring open systems inspired by Brazilian artist Lygia Clark. Her architecture for the (human) body is taking shapes with the material felt. Objects have a soul, an independent character, and they make us experiment our environment. ‘public receptors’ in New York is the urban enhancement of ‘raum Z E I T kleider’ – two projects by her.
Interesting links
PUBLIC RECEPTORS beneath the skin
MEDIATING SPACE can be seen at the Frankfurter Buchmesse 2009 or ordered at merz&solitude. Additionally to her work the book includes statements by Jean-Baptiste Joly, Johan Bettum, Jessica Blaustein, Peter Cook, Susanne Hauser, Sarah Scatturo, Adi Shamir.

Tags: Adi Shamir, Berlin, dance, felt, Gabi Schillig, human scale, Jean-Baptiste Joly, Jessica Blaustein, Johan Bettum, Lygia Clark, New York, object, Peter Cook, public space, Sarah Scatturo, Susanne Hauser, urbanism
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Monday, March 2nd, 2009
some more shots by
Sabine von Sarnowski.
Tags: barcelona, Berlin, city, dessau, europe, göttingen, hamburg, London, Sabine von Sarnowski, stralsund, street art, zürich
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