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Jenseits des Kinos: Die Kunst der Projektion

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Jenseits des Kinos: Die Kunst der ProjektionFilm und Video haben im Bereich der Kunst lngst ein Eigenleben im Raum entwickelt: Anders als im Kino werden Bilder frei auf die Wand geworfen, als Mehrfachprojektionen nebeneinander gestellt oder zu begehbaren Installationen arrangiert. Der Band dokumentiert entlang von rund 25 bedeutenden Projektionsarbeiten in sechs Kapiteln die Auseinandersetzung mit Identittsfragen, Krperbildern und den Bedingungen des technischen Bildes und beleuchtet die

Film und Video haben im Bereich der Kunst längst ein Eigenleben im Raum entwickelt:
Anders als im Kino werden Bilder frei auf die Wand geworfen, als Mehrfachprojektionen nebeneinander gestellt oder zu begehbaren Installationen arrangiert.
Der Band dokumentiert entlang von rund 25 bedeutenden Projektionsarbeiten in sechs Kapiteln die Auseinandersetzung mit Identitätsfragen, Körperbildern und den Bedingungen des technischen Bildes und beleuchtet die Geschichte der Film- und Videokunst unter dem Aspekt des Projizierens im Ausstellungsraum. Im Dialog zeitgenössischer Werke von Pipilotti Rist, Rodney Graham oder Eija-Liisa Ahtila mit älteren Arbeiten der 1960er und 1970er Jahre von Marcel Broodthaers, Dan Graham oder VALIE EXPORT wird deutlich, inwiefern sich thematische Schwerpunkte sowie technisches und künstlerisches Arrangement über Jahrzehnte hinweg verändert haben und gleichzeitig eigene Traditionslinien »Jenseits des Kinos« entstehen konnten. (Englische Ausgabe ISBN 978-3-7757-1874-5)

Ausstellung: Hamburger Bahnhof, Museum für Gegenwart/Rieckhallen, Berlin September 2006–Februar 2007

STAN DOUGLAS (*1960) gilt als einer der bedeutendsten Vertreter zeitbasierter Medienkunst. Seine Filme und Fotografien wurden seit den frühen 1980er-Jahren in großen internationalen Ausstellungen gezeigt. 2022 vertritt er Kanada auf der 59. Biennale von Venedig. Er lebt und arbeitet in Vancouver und Los Angeles.
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I’m not gonna lie, I saw this was from Jennifer Lynn Barnes, read the description, and I was immediately hooked. Search and rescue dogs? Check. Family secrets? Check. A thrilling read? Check, check, and check. I absolutely loved every minute of this book, but considering that Jennifer Lynn Barnes also wrote The Inheritance Games, I shouldn’t have been surprised. So, plot, characters, and writing. For one, with the plot, I saw a lot of reviews complaining about the open ending. I didn’t find it that open in my opinion. I think it left just enough to let you know that people’s stories don’t end just because an event does. It’s more realistic that way and I seriously don’t understand why people get so mad about it. Besides that complaint from other people (not from me), every bit of the plot was exciting in this book. As far as the characters go, if you love love love Jameson from The Inheritance Games, you’ll absolutely adore Jude. Same character type and everything. Kira was obviously very reserved and different as a person because of her trauma, but I liked her depth. I wish we would’ve gotten a little more backstory about what happened to her in the woods and why it happened, but that’s okay. And the dogs? Probably the best characters in the whole book. Lastly, with the writing, if you liked any of Jennifer Lynn Barnes’ previous books, you’ll love this one. I seriously enjoyed this book so much. Overall, this was a book that I couldn’t put down and literally kept me on my toes. One hundred percent worth it to read (unless you don’t like somewhat open endings). Definitely a top read for this year. Favorite quote: “The things that haunt us, they make us human.”
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