2 Feb 2011: 19:30 - 20:45
Sonja presents 4 short videos with discussion in between (in nederlands or English)
20:45 - 21:30
Opportunity to view the exhibition
"The unwanted land"
with installations by Tiong Ang, David Bade, Renée Ridgway, Dirk de Bruyn, Sonja van Kerkhoff
Stills from "Wrapping for a Marginal Citizen"
There will also be opportunity to ask Sonja questions inside the installation Kāinga a roto (Home within / Innerlijk huis)You can view a 5 minute of footage of Kāinga a roto on YouTube below and there's a page of photos about the exhibition here and a page focussed just on Sonja and Sen's installation here or see: www.theunwantedland.com
The programme for the evening is:
7:30: "Wrapping for a Marginal Citizen" (13 min),
won the regional (Limburg) Gulden Vlam award in 1994 in the category, documentary.
The main actors are Sonja's young children, who simultaneously foreground as well as function as background for associative narratives on various levels.
5-10 min question and answer session.
"Athena" (2 min), 1994,
a dance-choreographic work on the theme of wisdom from a feminine viewpoint.
"360 Clockwise around Europe" (3 min) 2010,
music by Sandy Hoover (USA) Kath Tait (UK)
A response to living in Europe for the past two decades. The footage selected from the EU archive contrasts diverse aspects of European life-worlds: cities, institutions, as well as historical events with stills of our family in diverse places - a mix of private and public worlds; a commentary on how we all play a role in a changing Europe.
5-10 min question and answer session.
"Essences and Particularities" (6 min) 1994,
music by Evren Celimli (USA).
Mythopoeic drawings constantly metamorphasize while a choir sing in medival style. We often think of universals as being what connects us to God or to our soul. Here the particular or exceptional are the means for 'stories' or the 'differend'.
5-10 min question and answer session.
20:45 - 21:30, Viewing of the exhibition "The Unwanted Land" and discussion inside "Kainga a roto" (Home within)
Entrée / entry fee for both museum and the screening > 5 euros
RSVP: 7 p.m. 31st January 2011 to either:
info@beeldenaanzee.nl
or ring:
070 358 58 57 between 11 - 5, Tuesdays to Sundays.
Museum Beelden aan Zee website
Harteveltstraat 1
2586 Den Haag
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