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11th Gwangju Biennale

Scottish Film Events: September 2021

Kehrer Verlag publishes 'Fotogalleriet Oslo (Hrsg.) Conversations on Photography'

Kehrer Verlag publishes Fotogalleriet Oslo (Hrsg.) Conversations on Photography Ann-Christine Eek, Excerpt from Arbeta - inte slita ut sig series, 1974 Courtesy the artist. NEW YORK, NY .- Instead of presenting an objective, historical overview, Conversations on Photography grapples with the rapidly expanding and forward-thinking nature of the photographic field from the perspective of the Nordic region by putting national and international contributors into conversation. These discussions between some of photography’s foremost contemporary practitioners provide unique insights into overlooked or erased stories, moments, and movements in the history of the medium, and of Fotogalleriet. Their voices contribute to analyzing a discipline whose potential is yetto be fully acknowledged within the larger field of contemporary art – a discipline that continues to spearhead new thinking around the role of art and its social motivations and responsibilities.

International Film Festival Rotterdam announces its award winners

International Film Festival Rotterdam announces its award winners Pebbles, winner of the prestigious Tiger Award; European victors included I Comete – A Corsican Summer and Looking for Venera I Comete – A Corsican Summer Yesterday, International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR, 1-7 February) announced its award winners for its 50 th edition. In detail, this year saw the triumph of Vinothraj PS s Lemohang Jeremiah Mosese, Helena van der Meulen and Ilse Hughan, provided the following supporting statement: “In the midst of many admirable and ambitious works, the jury was blown away by a seemingly simple and humble film we fell in love with instantly. Creating maximum impact with a minimum of means, the filmmaker reaches his goal with the same conviction and determination as his main characters. The result is a lesson in pure cinema, captivating us with its beauty and humour, in spite of its grim subject.”