Ann Veronica Jannsen – Serendipity @ Wiels

Ann Veronica Janssens questions the elusive. She tries less to grasp the impalpable and chooses to experiment with its multiple forms and apparitions instead. Janssens work is based on one’s sensorial experience, the encounter of the body and the space. She uses light, colour and sound to create experiences that heighten a viewer’s perception and awareness of space and movement. The visitor – whom Janssens disorientates by the modification and destruction of the known space – is an integral part of her installations. She engages all senses to render the immaterial visible and tangible.

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radio.aaschool.ac.uk » 10 Nauman, Bruce. GET OUT OF MY MIND. GET OUT OF THIS ROOM 1968

Nauman, Bruce. GET OUT OF MY MIND. GET OUT OF THIS ROOM 1968Original Format: Audio Installation Collection Jack Wendler Get out of my mind. Get into your head. What does this piece mean after the invention of the Sony Walkman in 1978 and mobile and virtual audio architecture goes mainstream? #

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Experimental film art – archives and the historical

Malcolm Le Grice also uses bits of found film in his work, though in quite different ways. In Little Dog for Roger the found film he decided to use was that of a 9.5 reel shot by his parents when he was a child. This is quite a personal use of found film and explores the idea of memory. The film can be found on the anthology Shoot, Shoot, Shoot 2006 distributed by LUX. Berlin Horse 1970 another film by Le Grice is a mixture of shot and found footage, the found footage was from a news reel of a horse being led from a burning barn, that integrates with the filmed shots towards the end of the piece.

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