Cologne OFF, Germany
>=<IFFR XL Jubilee Program
CUCOSA | Raampoortstraat 16 | 3032 AH Rotterdam
10 - 12 February: Fr - Su 12.00 - 18.00 hrs. during Art Rotterdam
16 February - 09 March: Thu - Sa 12.00 - 18.00 hrs
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Attracted by the opposite?
Do people really feel attracted by the opposite? Black does not exist without white, good not without bad. The one is depending on the other. If an opposite is existing, at all, the existing "standard" is being defined via its opposite, which is setting the actual values, the relations between each other. Being attracted by the opposite is actually no more than searching consciously or unconsciously for the "whole", an attempt to find an unity combining and relating the two opposite poles to each other. An uptopia? The selection of videos is spotlighting not only the phenomenon of the duality from different points of views and positions, but also the resulting relativity.
Cologne OFF, Germany
Curated by Wilfried Agricola de Cologne
January 28 & February 2, 2011
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Program
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Mihai Grecu, Romania – Congulate, 2008, 5:56
Giuseppe Girardi, Ittaly – Stranger, 2008, 2:54
Ascan Breuer, Germany - "The Kurukshetra-Report", 2009, 8:00
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Jamie Waelchli, USA – Little Pleasures, 2007, 11: 00
Alex Lora, Spain - (Buried) Over The Roofs, 2009, 11:00
Mikhail Zheleznikov, Russia – Together, 2010, 4:20
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Jeffrey Anderson Bliss, USA – Telephone, 2009, 4:55
Rosa Futuro, Italy – The Future is Rose, 2008, 8:00
Angela Washko & Chris Skinner, USA -- Washko's Personal Record, 2010, 2:14
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Pablo Fernandez-Pujol, Spain - 142-143 - 2010, 2:10
Emeka Ogboh, Nigeria - [dis] connection - 2009, 1:58
Sai Kua Huan, Singapore - Space Drawing No. 5 - , 2009, 1:02
Doug Williams, USA – Back & Forth, 2009, 2:42
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