SUGARY
PHOTOGRAPHS
WITH
TRICKS, POSES
AND EFFECTS

19.03. – 04.04.2010
ANTWERP

A Festival on Photography

 

 


       
I hate nothing more than sugary photographs with tricks, poses and effects. So allow
me to be honest and tell the truth about our age and its people.
(August Sander, 1876–1964)
Niets haat ik meer dan zeemzoete fotografie met trucjes, poses en effecten.
Dus sta me toe eerlijk te zijn over onze tijd en zijn volk.

(August Sander, 1876–1964)
Je ne déteste rien plus que
les photographies sucrées avec des trucs, des poses et des effets. Alors, permettez-moi d'être honnête et de dire la vérité au sujet de notre âge et de son peuple.

(August Sander, 1876-1964)
Nichts ist mir verhaßter als überzuckerte Photographie mit Mätzchen, Posen und Effekten. Darum lassen Sie mich in ehrlicher Weise die Wahrheit sagen über unser Zeitalter und seine Menschen.
(August Sander, 1876–1964)*

In the above quotation, Sander was venting his irritation at what he saw as the dominant style of photography in the early part of the 20th century. Sander critiqued that photographers seemed too concerned with pursuing the same artistic strategies as painters (such as heavy reliance on landscape imagery and Rembrandtesque lighting) rather than working with the unique features of the modern medium of photography. For Sander, subjects photographed in this manner were misleadingly transformed from their actual reality: the young farm boy became a prince and the servant girl a court lady. As a response Sander endeavoured to work with the specific characteristics of photography. Without the intervention of special effects or equipment such as filters or retouching, he sought to create images that emphasised his belief in the capacity of photography to relay truth, through documentation.

Though photography has arguably expanded its field from documenting subjects to perhaps more abstract, conceptual and altogether more subjective manifestations, the above thoughts on the nature of the medium serve as an appropriate departure point for a festival concerned with its contemporary uses.

An artistic climate in which technological progression has forced photography to enter a (relatively) new phase of its development, namely the digital, the medium itself is faced with the possibility to re-evaluate its means and modes of production. Through self-critique and self-reflection it is possible for photography to do this. What is the medium-specific character of photography? Why do artists choose this medium and what forms of meaning can photography produce in a contemporary art context?

'Sugary Photographs with Tricks, Poses and Effects' will attempt to raise and explore some of these questions through the bringing together of over 50 international artists and artworks across eight different locations and through the facilitation of debate surrounding contemporary photography and its uses and contexts.


In bovenstaand citaat ventileerde Sander zijn ergernis over de heersende fotografie aan het begin van de 20ste eeuw. Hij gaf kritiek op het feit dat fotografen eerder dezelfde strategieën als schilders nastreefden dan te werken met de unieke eigenschappen van hun eigen moderne discipline. Modellen poseerden voor geschilderde landschappen met een rembrandteske belichting en de negatieven werden in de donkere kamer geretoucheerd. Sander meende dat onderwerpen die op deze manier werden opgesmukt, ontdaan werden van hun eigenlijke gedaante. De geportretteerde zag er beter uit dan in de realiteit: de jonge boerenzoon werd een prins, het dienstmeisje een hofdame. Volgens Sander ging hierdoor de essentie van fotografie, namelijk haar vermogen om de werkelijkheid weer te geven via documentatie, verloren. Als tegenreactie trachtte Sander te werken met de zakelijke kenmerken van het medium, zonder het gebruik van speciale effecten zoals filters of retouches.

Sindsdien heeft fotografie haar onderzoeksveld verder uitgebreid en haar verschijningsvormen verveelvoudigd. Maar de relevantie van Sanders standpunt blijft en vormt een geschikt vertrekpunt voor een hedendaags fotografiefestival.

Technologische evolutie dwingt fotografie tot een herdefinitie. De haast onbegrensde manipulatiemogelijkheden van digitale beeldvorming plaatsen de maker continu voor keuzes en meer dan ooit zijn zelfkritiek en zelfreflectie bepalend. Waaruit bestaat het mediumspecifieke karakter van fotografie? Hoe verhouden de productiewijze en de verschijningsvorm zich tot de betekenis van een beeld? Waarom kiezen kunstenaars voor dit medium? En wat kan fotografie toevoegen aan de hedendaagse kunstcontext?

'Sugary Photographs with Tricks, Poses and Effects' probeert dieper in te gaan op een aantal van de bovengestelde vragen door meer dan 50 kunstenaars en hun kunstwerken samen te brengen op acht verschillende locaties in Antwerpen en zo een debat rond hedendaagse fotografie te stimuleren.

 


Par la citation ci-dessus, Sander exprimait son irritation contre ce qu'il considérait comme le style dominant de la photographie au début du vingtième siècle. Sander adressait sa critique aux photographes, qui semblaient trop préoccupés par la poursuite des mêmes stratégies artistiques comme les peintres (comme la dépendance forte sur l'imagerie du paysage et l'éclairage Rembranesque), plutôt que de travailler avec les caractéristiques spécifiques du moyen moderne qu'est la photographie. Pour Sander, les sujets photographiés de cette façon trompeuse ont été privés de leur réalité effective: le jeune fils de paysan devenait un prince et la servante une dame d'honneur. En réponse Sander s'efforçait de travailler avec les particularités de la photographie. Sans l'intervention d'effets spéciaux ou ni d'équipements comme les filtres et la retouche, il a cherché à créer des images qui étayeraient sa conviction que la photographie a la capacité de relayer la vérité, à travers la documentation.

La photographie s’est sans doute élevée au-dessus de son champ d'application premier: uniquement documenter les sujets. Elle se manifeste peut-être plus abstraite, plus conceptuelle et à coup sûr plus subjective. Ces réflexions sur la nature de la photographie servent de point de départ approprié pour un festival orienté sur ses usages contemporains.

Dans un contexte artistique où la progression technologique a forcé la photographie à entrer dans une nouvelle phase (relative) de son développement, le numérique, le domaine lui-même est confronté à la possibilité de réévaluer ses moyens et ses modes de production. Par l'autocritique et l'autoréflexion, ceci est possible pour la photographie. Quelle est la caractérisation spécifique de la photographie et d'où vient-elle? Pourquoi les artistes choisissent-ils ce moyen et quelles formes significatives peut-il produire dans le contexte de l'art contemporain?

'Sugary Photgraphs with Tricks, Poses and Effects' tentera d'élever et d'explorer certaines de ces questions à travers le rassemblement de plus de 50 artistes internationaux et œuvres d'art sur huit sites différents et par la stimulation du débat autour de la photographie contemporaine, ses usages et ses contextes.


So machte Sander seinem Ärger Luft über das, was seiner Meinung nach die Fotografie des frühen 20. Jahrhunderts prägte. Seine Kritik: Die Fotografen versuchten, die Malerei zu imitieren, statt sich auf das zu besinnen, was dem modernen Medium der Fotografie seine Einzigartigkeit verleiht. Modelle wurden vor bemalter Hintergrundleinwand im „Rembrandtstil“ ausgeleuchtet und die Negative in der Dunkelkammer retuschiert. Auf derart verfremdeten Bildern erschien der Bauernjunge als Prinz und das Dienstmädchen wie eine Hofdame! Umso mehr bemühte sich Sander, in seiner eigenen Arbeit dem Wesentlichen der Fotografie Geltung zu verschaffen. Er verzichtete auf Spezialeffekte, Filter oder Retusche und wollte mit seinen Bildern den Glauben daran unterstreichen, dass man durch Fotografie Wahrheit abbilden könne.

Sicher hat die Fotografie ihr Betätigungsfeld seither erweitert und ihre Erscheinungsformen vervielfacht. Gleichwohl bilden die obenstehenden Gedanken über das Wesen des Mediums einen angemessenen Ausgangspunkt für ein Festival, das sich mit der aktuellen Bedeutung und Wahrnehmung von Fotografie auseinandersetzt.

Dem technischen Fortschritt ist es geschuldet, dass sich die Fotografie in einer neuen Phase ihrer Entwicklung befindet – die des Digitalen. Die geradezu explodierende Menge an Möglichkeiten zwingt den Bildschaffenden, die Bedeutung, Erscheinungsformen und Produktionsweisen des Mediums neu zu bewerten. Selbstkritik und Selbstreflexion sind hier probate Möglichkeiten: Was ist das Mediumspezifische der Fotografie und worin zeigt es sich? Warum entscheiden sich Künstler für dieses Medium und welche Bedeutung kann der Fotografie im gegenwärtigen Kunstkontext zukommen?

„Sugary Photographs with Tricks, Poses and Effects” möchte diese Fragen aufwerfen und ihnen nachgehen. Mit Arbeiten von mehr als 50 Künstlern aus zwölf Ländern an acht Ausstellungsorten wird die Diskussion über aktuelle Positionen sowohl indirekt als auch gezielt angeregt.

*©Deutsches Originalzitat: August Sander: „Mein Bekenntnis zur Photographie, November 1927“, Dokument REWE-Bibliothek in der Photographischen Sammlung/SK Stiftung Kultur, August Sander Archiv, Köln.

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exhibitions

01 FotoMuseum
BOOKS

'Books' is an exhibition about the relationship between the image and the book. The intention is to interpret the term 'book' in a wider sense and to define (and perhaps re-define) ways of representing the reproducable medium of photography. Editions from festival artists will be presented at the museums 'Platform 01' and 'Leeszaal' - two spaces located next to the FotoMuseum library. In part, the library will also be connected to the exhibition with an interventional project using aspects of the library itself.

The Cologne based bookshop 'Schaden' will join in during the first weekend of the festival, presenting a selection of stock from the shop as well as hosting the book launch on Sunday.

Artists: Paulien Barbas, Beierle + Keijser, Ralf Grossek, Corinne Vionnet, Fernfeld, Jan Rymenants & Kristien Bosmans, Mariken Wessels, Ruth Van Beek & Basje Boer

Schaden.com

Booklaunch
21.03.10
SUN: 1pm – 2pm

Opening
19.03.10
FRI: 5pm – 7pm

Exhibition: Platform 01
20.03. – 28.03.10
TUE – SUN: 10am – 6pm


MIRALITE-EVOLUTION II

Artists: Colin Penno

Opening
19.03.10
FRI: 5pm – 7pm

Exhibition: Stairway
20.03. – 28.03.10
TUE – SUN: 10am – 6pm


PHOTOGRAPHERS IN CONFLICT

The festival for photojournalism Visa pour l’Image in Perpignan (Southern France), has established itself as a solid framework for an annual gathering of the photojournalism industry. Controversial in its presentation of, and in its reflection on, photojournalism, the festival determined the environment in which Galic and Gredig in 2006 examined the group of the concerned photojournalists. In the aftermath of Abu Ghraib and the Tsunami, a cross-section of 32 photographers was invited in situ by the two artists into a Spartan, black painted studio, in order to capture their still portraits and video interviews. By isolating the photojournalists and placing them in front of their camera, Galic and Gredig reverse the asymmetrical power relationship between photographer and subject, and explore the self-perception of the photographers.

Artists: Goran Galic / Gian-Reto Gredig

Opening
19.03.10
FRI: 5pm – 7pm

Exhibition: Galerie
19.03. – 21.03.10
FRI – SUN: 10am – 7pm


02 SECONDroom
(///\\\)

In his work Abe Rechterschot points out interesting connections between objects, photographs and situations. He changes the hierarchic position of objects, alters them, and re-considers their (artistic) value. He investigates a way to document, present and re-document in a exhibition. He disorganizes expectations and attaches new meanings to the photographed object by changing scales, placing objects in surprising contexts and exploring the material of a photo-print. Photography and film are being used to decrypt and develop a new visual language. By small alterations Abe Rechterschot questions the construction of an image, the illusion of space in a flat image, and the materiality of a photograph and the photographed subject.

Artist: Abe Rechterschot

Opening
19.03.10 FRI: 7pm

Exhibition
20.03. – 04.04.10
WED – SUN: 2pm – 7pm


03 Depot Dam
THE STAIRCASE KNOCKED THE HOUSE OVER

Taken from a French nursery rhyme* the title of this exhibition implies a form of destruction from within. However, this doesn’t mean that the artists in this show break down in a negative sense of the term. They rather build up, from inside to out by creating a new frame, defiant towards yet defined by the former. Their method is one of a playful abandon intended to reinterpret the definition of ‘space’. By intervening either in, on or outside of the image they all mark their territory to compose a new configuration of local reality that is neither a true nor false representation of the original.
When the boundaries of one arena collapse there is potential for a higher form to emerge constructed from its constituent parts.

*Les Deux-Sèvres, Paul Eluard

Artists: Paulien Barbas, Lara Dhondt, Sabrina Jung, Anouk Kruithof, Wim Wauman, Joachim Weischer

Opening
19.03.10
FRI: 7pm

Exhibition
20.03. – 04.04.10
WED – SUN: 2pm – 7pm

04 NICC
THROUGH APPARATUS

Traditionally, it is assumed that photography is a process of image production; a means to an end. However, in an expanded sense, the critical potential of photography can also exist within the processes and apparatus that produce the image. The camera that takes the picture, the projector that displays the result and the labour that produces the print are just as photographic as the image itself. As these apparatuses are inextricably part of the process of photography, they are also fundamentally part of that which we deem photographic.

The works in this exhibition wil maintain a focused demonstration that photography, as a process, is not just a mode of image production but a critical tool with the ability to contain artistic inquiry within and around its technological and conceptual apparatus.

Artists: Tomas Boiy, Michael Heym, Oscar Hugal, G. Leddington, Christoph Meier, Colin Penno, David Price and Ian Corbett, Adriana Salazar-Arroyo, Philip Ullrich, Matthias Wollgast
Co-Curator:
G. Leddington

Opening – Party
19.03.10
FRI: 7pm – 01am

Exhibition
20.03. – 04.04.10
WED – SUN: 2pm – 7pm

Artist Talks
01.04.10
THU: 8pm

05 Novylon
POTEMKIN VILLAGE

'Potemkin village' refers to the fake settlements erected at the direction of Russian minister Grigory Potyomkin to fool Empress Catherine II during her prospective visit to Crimea (Ukraine) in 1787. The term has come to stand for any construction designed to stage reality for ideological or other ends. The artists in this group exhibition examine the idea of reality as a composition, as something that is staged, whether it is by conscious design or by the human gaze. At the same time, they reflect about the idea of the photographic image as a composition or construction of reality and the photographic nature of reality itself.

Artists: Bert Danckaert, Alwin Lay, Georg Parthen, Ryan Rivadeneira, Anu Vahtra, Yaniv Waissa

Opening
19.03.10
FRI: 7pm

Exhibition
20.03. – 04.04.10
WED – FRI: 2pm – 1am
SAT, SUN: 2pm – 7pm

06 Van Geertstraat 81
PICTORALE MOLTO MALE

The curatorial concept presented in this exhibition concentrates on certain aspects of the festivals overall questions. Its concern is with the borders of photography. What criteria define a picture? What particular qualities give us the perception of a photograph and when do we give up on calling something a picture? 'pictorale molto male' takes a space related and site-specific approach to these themes. Its artists are interested in the relation between the idea and the materiality of photography. Their artworks not only deal with the physicality of pictures in space but also with space in a broader sense of the term; especially toward the one in which they are presented.

Artists: Johannes Bendzulla, Axel Braun, Frauke Dannert, Moritz Fiedler, Sebastian Freytag, Oscar Hugal, Christine Moldrickx, Christian Odzuck, Matthias Wollgast
Co-Curator:
Matthias Wollgast

Opening
19.03.10
FRI: 7pm

Exhibition
20.03. – 04.04.10
WED – SUN: 2pm – 7pm

07 Atelier Solarshop
STILLS AND THINGS

'Stills' plays with the variety of possible ensembles that we identify and accept as a authentic, evident situation. Something that seems to make sense in its limits of time and context.

"Things" looks for the undeniable magic inherited in all things. The useless effort to define them, to capture their essence.

Artist: Bernd Kleinheisterkamp

Opening
19.03.10
FRI: 7pm

Exhibition
20.03. – 04.04.10
WED – SUN: 2pm – 7pm

08 ra
INSTALLATION THE BOOKSTORE & 30 MIN LOO
P

The title above is about the attempt that Fong Ponto made to turn the bookshop into an artistic environment. All video's shown are a result of Ponto's get together with Kathrin Klingner in March 2010 in Amsterdam.

Artists: Fong Ponto


ENCLOSED CONTENT CHATTING AWAY IN THE COLOUR INVISIBILITY

Artist: Anouk Kruithof

Opening
19.03.10
FRI: 7pm

Exhibition
20.03. – 04.04.10
WED – SAT: 11am – 8pm
SUN: 11am – 6pm

* Madam Fortuna
THE 1 MILLION $ PICTURE

Have you ever seen a 1 Million dollar picture? Have you wondered what it might look like? Have you always wanted to make one yourself? What would happen if you made such a picture? What then? Fame, fortune and everything that goes with it? Or, would it return you back to step one? Would it make you doubt what you already forgot you doubted?

Ohad Ben Shimon will create such a picture in his visit to the festival. The picture and Ohad's unique method of contemplating about image production will be presented live to the public at Madam Fortuna, followed by a party to celebrate the presentation of the picture.

Artist: Ohad Ben Shimon

 

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timetable

you can download a *.pdf with the program here

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artists

PAULIEN BARBAS (NL)
VINCEN BEECKMAN (BE)
RUTH VAN BEEK (NL)
JOHANNES BENDZULLA (DE)
BEIERLE + KEIJSER (NL)
BASJE BOER (NL)
TOMAS BOIY (BE)
KRISTIEN BOSMANS(BE)
AXEL BRAUN (DE)
CHRIS CLARKE (CA)
IAN CORBETT(UK)
BERT DANCKAERT (BE)
FRAUKE DANNERT (DE)
LARA DHONDT (BE)
FERNFELD (DE)
MORITZ FIEDLER (DE)
SEBASTIAN FREYTAG (DE)
RALF GROSSEK (DE)
MICHAEL HEYM (DE)
OSCAR HUGAL (BE)
SABRINA JUNG (DE)
BERND KLEINHEISTERKAMP (DE)
KATHRIN KLINGNER (DE)
ANOUK KRUITHOF (NL)
ALWIN LAY (DE)
G. LEDDINGTON (UK)

CHRISTOPH MEIER (AT)
CHRISTINE MOLDRICKX (DE)
CHRISTIAN ODZUCK (DE)
GEORG PARTHEN (DE)
COLIN PENNO (DE)
GORAN GALIC / GIAN-RETO GREDIG (CH)
FONG PONTO (NL)
DAVID PRICE (UK)
RE: COLLECTIVE (BE)
ABE RECHTERSCHOT (NL)
RYAN RIVADENEYRA (US)
JAN RYMENANTS (BE)
ADRIANA SALAZAR ARROYO (CR)
OHAD BEN SHIMON (ISR/FR)
MIRCEA TANACU (RO)
PHILIP ULLRICH (DE)
ANU VAHTRA (EE)
CORINNE VIONNET (CH)
YANIV WAISSA (ISR)
WIM WAUMAN (BE)
JOACHIM WEISCHER (DE)
MARIKEN WESSELS (NL)
MATTHIAS WOLLGAST (DE)

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locations

01 FOTOMUSEUM

SHOW

Waalsekaai 47
2000 Antwerpen
Google-Maps Link
website

Museum

02 SECOND ROOM

SHOW

Ernest van Dijckkaai 4
2000 Antwerpen
Google-Maps-Link

website

Groenplaats

03 DEPOT DAM

SHOW

Lange Lobroekstraat 210
2060 Antwerpen
Google-Maps Link


Damstation


04 NICC

SHOW

Tulpstraat 79
2060 Antwerpen
Google-Maps Link
website

Stuivenbergplein


05 NOVYLON

SHOW

Zendelingenstraat 38A
2140 Antwerpen
Google-Maps Link
website

Turnhoutsepoort


06 VAN GEERTSTRAAT 81

SHOW

Van Geertstraat 81
2140 Antwerpen
Google-Maps-Link


Ploegstraat


07 ATELIER SOLARSHOP

SHOW

Dambruggestraat 48
2060 Antwerpen
Google-Maps Link
website

Centraal Station


08 RA

SHOW

Kloosterstraat 13
2000 Antwerpen
Google-Maps Link
website

Museum


* MADAM FORTUNA

SHOW

Sergeyselsstraat 20
2140 Antwerpen
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symposium

01 FotoMuseum
21.03.10 SUN: 1pm – 6pm

JÖRG SASSE
Artist, Berlin

USCHI HUBER / JÖRG PAUL JANKA
Photomagazine OHIO, Düsseldorf Cologne

PHILIPP FÜRNKÄS
Curator, Düsseldorf

GORAN GALIC / GIAN-RETO GREDIG
Artists (Photographers in conflict), Zurich

OHAD BEN SHIMON
Artist, The Hague

Moderation: Chris Clarke

Continuous access
Reception afterwards

Entrance: €5 (students €3)
Reservation: send a mail to Rebekka Wauters

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artist talks

04 NICC
01.04.10 THU: 8pm

GEERT GOIRIS
Antwerp

BERND KLEINHEISTERKAMP
Brussels

PETER MILLER
Cologne

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screenings

05 Novylon
24.03.10 WED: 9pm

By showing works of the exhibiting festival artists
as well as those participating solely in the film program, SP W/ T, P & E will present a two event program of screenings that will attempt to expand on some of the themes present in the festival at large. Whilst no strict theme has been imposed in
a conceptually curated sense, the film program will retain close ties to the notion of a 'festival on photography' by exploring issues that are prevalent within the various discourses on and surrounding the medium.

UNTITLED PERFORMANCE COMPILATION
Ohad Ben Shimon, 2009

SEER'S CATALOGUE
Dave Griffiths, 2009

FIREFLY
Peter Miller, 2006

PRESENT ABSENCE
(FLITS FILM #5) +
SEARCHING FOR WHITE
Katja Mater, 2005 + 2010

971 HORSES
AND 4 ZEBRAS

Yu Araki, 2007

05 Novylon
31.03.10 WED: 9pm

EIN BILD
Harun Farocki, 1983

TRAVELLING AMAZONIA
Marine Hugonnier, 2006

SUICIDE PORTRAITS
Alwin Lay & Sascha Hermann, 2008

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events

04 NICC
19.03.10 FRI: 10pm – 01am

OPENING PARTY

DJ Dunya / S.A.M. / Ryan Rivadeneyra

* Madam Fortuna
20.03.10 SAT: from 9pm

THE 1 MILLION $ PICTURE PARTY

Marius Bubat
Coma / Kompakt

Fiedler & Müller


05 Novylon
20.03.10 SAT

4pm–5pm
THOUSAND WORDS (x4)

Chris Clarke

This work uses the format of the art-historical lecture as a means of investigating notions of non-visibility and post-dematerialisation in the practices of four artists and filmmakers. Taking place in front of a blank screen, with a projection of white light serving to 'illustrate' the non-visibility of the works under discussion, the lecture will consider individual pieces by Guy Debord, Sean Snyder, James Coleman and Victor Burgin. Each artist will be discussed in 1000 words (as in the cliched term of 'a picture being worth a thousand words).

5pm–6pm
WAITING FOR
BETTER TIMES

Ryan Rivadeneyra

Waiting for Better Times is a presentation that will combine elements of performance with the new tradition of the Powerpoint lecture. Citing historical references, fictions, dreams, and elements of global popular culture, the artist will attempt to give a complete description of the city of Antwerp without having visited the city.

Public space

Vincen Beeckman
PERUVIAN FLUTE

Peruvian Flute is a nomadic presentation of artworks in and around the streets of Antwerp on a small carpet. There will be space to discuss, buy, receive and swap pictures, provided you bring your own items to trade... all set to the rhythm of Peruvian flute music.

Kathrin Klingner
THREE CONVERSATIONS (+ EPILOGUE)

online project

RE: presents
RE: COLLECTIONS

RE:Collections is a mobile exhibition room using the form of a white trailer to provide a framework on which artworks can be displayed. During the festival the trailer will travel to several sites in Antwerp which will then become the starting points for a variety of short interventions.

check out www.re-collective.be for locations

07 Atelier Solarshop
25.03.10 THU: 8pm

STILLS AND THINGS with a Projection of SPACE AND VISION

Ginger Mojito's @ 3€

05 Novylon
25.03.10 THU: 09pm

CELLULAR AUTOMATION

Pondskater

07 Atelier Solarshop
04.04.10 SUN: 8pm

APLIN CHANSONS

Annalena Fröhlich

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press

Press & Communication
Charlotte Op de Beeck
contact

Press Conference at FoMu:
19.03.10 FRI: 11–12 am

DOWNLOADS

press release english (.pdf)

press release dutch (.pdf)

images (.zip 20,1 MB)

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contact

VZW Time to meet.
Huybrechtsstraat 16
2060 Antwerp
office@timetomeet.org
www.timetomeet.org


THE TEAM

Direction
Moritz Wegwerth & Ben Van den Berghe

Project Coordination
Glenn Geerinck

Co - Curator NICC & Film Programming
G. Leddington

Co - Curator Van Geertsraat 81
Matthias Wollgast

Publication Editor
Chris Clarke

Press & Communication
Charlotte Op de Beeck

Practical Coordination
Teatske Burgerjon

Art Assistance
Sarah Van Welden

Technical Coordination
Lukas Wegwerth

Graphic Design
Edi D. Winarni