Projects
Many of our members projects are created through the Labor.
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Sophie Watzlawick – De l’agitation continue autours de points d’équilibre
LaborBerlin is happy to invite you all on the 24th of July to Sophie Watzlawick’s presentation at S.P.A.C.E. in Wiesenstraße 29, the residency space that LaborBerlin is running in the context of the SPECTRAL project. Sophie Watzlawick will present her work De l’agitation continue autours de points d’équilibre, a work in progress on a triptych…
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OJOBOCA – Metacinematic Variations: The Fourth Wall
LaborBerlin is happy to invite you all on the 7th and 8th of June OJOBOCA’s presentation at S.P.A.C.E. in Wiesenstraße 29, the residency space that LaborBerlin is running in the context of the SPECTRAL project. OJOBOCA will present their work Metacinematic Variations: The Fourth Wall, an installation utilizing PDLC film, also known as Smart Glass,…
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EMAF – Unburdened Recollections
In partnership with EMAF, LaborBerlin, has embarked on a project to create a living archive of Expanded Cinema, selecting historical works to re-stage based on available documentation and with the consent of the artists or their estates. Under the name, Unburdened Recollections, this initiative does not seek to create exact replicas but aims for interpretations…
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martin moolhuijsen – Forms of Motion
LaborBerlin is happy to invite you all on the 19th and 20th of April to Martin Moolhuijsen’s presentation at S.P.A.C.E. in Wiesenstraße 29, the residency space that LaborBerlin is running in the context of the SPECTRAL project. Martin Moolhuijsen will present Forms of Motion, an installation combining computer-controlled slide projectors, 16mm projectors, and a four-channel…
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Renata Daguerre – Devotion Object to Observe Life
LaborBerlin is happy to invite you all on the 15th of December to Renata Daguerre’s presentation at S.P.A.C.E. in Wiesenstraße 29, the residency space that LaborBerlin is running in the context of the SPECTRAL project. Renata will present her spatial film performance ‘Devotion Object to Observe Life’: an exploration into beauty, wildness, ravers, dancefloors and…
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Film in the Present Tense
International Symposium 20.–22. Oct 2017 In spite of claims of its obsolescence, analog film is still alive. It continues to exist as an inimitable artistic medium, put to use in myriad forms around the world. Nonetheless, in the context of our ever-expanding digital landscape, analog film faces new challenges that have forced it into a…