Abstract
Urban Research on Film at 3rd Directors Lounge
8 - 18 Febr 2007 in Berlin
This year's program has an emphasis on work from Helsinki, Chicago and Berlin. The themes are:
Fr. 09 Febr. Vectorial Space - the topological point of view
So. 11 Febr. City Labs - interventions and interaction by artists
Fr. 16 Febr. On the Road - artit's impressions from abroad
Sa . 17 Febr. Elegiac Realism - Chicago's cityscape reviewd
please check http://www.richfilm.de/DL2007.html
Urban Research on Film is an ongoing film and video screening project selected by Klaus W. Eisenlohr for Directors Lounge in Berlin. Urban Research presents artists and filmmakers who address the progress of urbanity and who are concerned with urban space and public space in their work.
Program D - Sa. 17 Febr. - 6.30 pm
Chicago – Elegiac Realism
The bronze lions in front of the well-known late neo-classicist museum building in Chicago could be the symbol for relations between humans and animals in cities. Where cityscapes have become second nature, we do not search for lost rural relations to nature, or landscapes of wilderness. The longing for animals and for open urban space still carries desires that act as a friction to urban realities and create utopian ideas in the sense of W. Benjamin.
This program presents urban American reflections. In Chicago, a new generation of filmmakers has been coming up, who make use of documentary approaches together with traditions from art and film avant-garde. A generation who projects their own views and who asks questions instead of having answers already ready.
This is a special program at Directors Lounge February 8—18, 2007.
Director's Lounge program at a glance
<http://directorslounge.net/DL2007/program.html>http://directorslounge.net/DL2007/program.html
Klaus / Team Directors Lounge
Artists / Authors
- Klaus W. Eisenlohr, Team Directors Lounge, Directors Lounge
Date(s)
- February 17, 2007
Organizer
Directors Lounge
Contact
Klaus W. Eisenlohr
Location
Karl-Marx-Allee 133, Berlin-Friedrichshain, Germany
Submission
Klaus W. Eisenlohr, Feb 7, 2007
klaus@richfilm.de
Keywords
- Topics:
- media art |
- public space |
- architecture
- Formats:
- film |
- video