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Trágame nube is conceived as an art installation in which two twin films are projected on the two sides of a screen, inviting the viewer into a circular experience of the space of projection. The single point of view has been deconstructed, implicating the body into a complex, dialectical cinematic space. The film is inspired in José Val del Omar’s ideas on cinema and perception. Val del Omar is probably the most important Spanish experimental filmmakers of the 20th century. Shot with Bruno Delgado Ramo, the two films have an exact complementary structure divided into three parts. The first one is a play tag with Delgado Ramo at the Alhambra palace in Granada, where Val del Omar shot some of his first emblematic films. The second and central part is devoted to activating in playful ways Val del Omar’s original documents, held at the library of Reina Sofia Museum. The film apparatus is presented on the third part as sculpture and performance in a loose association with Val del Omar's studio PLAT (Picture-Luminous-Audio-Tactile).

Esperanza Collado creates performances and installations that weave together film ideas and sculptural elements, activity she combines with creative writing and lecturing. Her work often explores intersections between art and theory. She has published “Things Said Once” (CA2M, 2024), “Paracinema. La desmaterialización del cine en las prácticas artísticas” (Trama editorial, 2012) and “Cerca de aquí” (Centro Guerrero, 2019). She has carried out postdoctoral scholarships at Anthology Film Archives (2009-2010) and Taiwan Fellowship (2020) with research projects around expanded cinema. She co-founded the record label LEVE (León) and the Experimental Film Club (Dublin). She has presented work in art centers, museums and film contexts around the world such as Museum of the Moving Image, Microscope Gallery, CCCB, Matadero Madrid, Image Forum, Taiwan Film Institute, Luis Adelantado, The Film-Makers Coop, Hangar, MNCARS, Tate Modern, Anthology Film Archives, MUSAC, Art Cinema OFFoff, Havana Biennial, Scratch Expanded, Images Festival, EMAF, Close Up Cinema, etc. She lectures at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Cuenca (UCLM) and MasterLAV (Madrid).

A group of people from different backgrounds fall into a doze at a fairly masculine old Mexican bar: security guards transporting a naked man, a boy giving secret signals, women carrying long-barreled guns, and rocks. The lines narrated by the performer are taken from the notes of a serial killer, political materials, and the dying words of Takijiro Onishi, originator of the kamikaze tactics.

Director and visual artist Val Lee founded Ghost Mountain Ghost Shovel(GMGS) with Hikky Chen in 2008. GMGS is active in visual and performing arts. GMGS uses ephemeral situations to lead the audience into a form of live art that comprises action scripts, installations, sound, hypnotic rhetoric, composite structures, and mise-en-scène. The collective has collaborated with non-performers to construct political fables with a dream-like method. GMGS’s works have been exhibited at the Vernacular Institute, Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Forum des Images, Grand Palais, the Danish feminist initiative ARIEL, Taiwan Contemporary Cultural Lab, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, and Hong-Gah Museum; and joined the Taipei Arts Festival, the Gwangju Biennale, the Taiwan Biennial, the Urban Nomad Film Fest, and Month of Performance Art in Berlin.GMGS has been sponsored by the Hong Foundation (2021), the Liveworks Festival Lab artist residency program (2020), the Asian Cultural Council New York Fellowship (2019), Taishin Visual Arts Award (2017), and the National Culture and Arts Foundation.

Vinson Fraley and Tajee will meet in a hotel room in Manhattan. The two complete strangers will perform action scripts on designated hours. A photographer will be in the room to document their actions, freeze the time, and design an unhindered flying route for future viewers. “The first time I entered the room, it did not feel real, it felt like I was in a dream, like none of it was happening.” Ghost Mountain Ghost Shovel and Aaron Thompson met every Monday for interviews in Brooklyn Public Library or at the café in a supermarket. The interviews were written on a rather tiny notebook. Once, Thompson took out five dollar bills with an identical serial number. He used one of them to pay for frosted donuts as snacks and signed his name on another.

Ghost Mountain Ghost Shovel Art Collective (2009-Now) which led by director Val Lee, creates live works that build constructed ephemeral situations where the audience enters a poetic constellation of action script, installation, sound, hypnotic rhetoric, composite structure, mise-enscène, and space. Their works currently focus on urban violence, political turmoil, body memories of the unusual state, abstruse historical reenactment, and the diversified modes of psychological absorption and participation for public audiences. Through the continuous collaborations of friends from visual arts, performing arts, experimental music, and activism, their interdisciplinary yet site-responsive works form some dialogue and resistance in a dream.

Two strangers, M and A, encounter each other in different sites around Escandón (Mexico City) following action scripts that designate their journey and reflects on the issue of femicide. Between auto-cinema and auto-documentary, Buenos días mujeres is designed beforehand but played out in the absence of the director. Confronted with several scenarios and sets, the main characters in the film interpret the narrative as if on auto-pilot, while the photographers document their actions, freezing the specific time and charting a path for future viewers.

Ghost Mountain Ghost Shovel Art Collective (2009-Now) which led by director Val Lee, creates live works that build constructed ephemeral situations where the audience enters a poetic constellation of action script, installation, sound, hypnotic rhetoric, composite structure, mise-enscène, and space. Their works currently focus on urban violence, political turmoil, body memories of the unusual state, abstruse historical reenactment, and the diversified modes of psychological absorption and participation for public audiences. Through the continuous collaborations of friends from visual arts, performing arts, experimental music, and activism, their interdisciplinary yet site-responsive works form some dialogue and resistance in a dream.

The unknown village exists when the residents blink. The scenery of nothing. The identity of no one. The relationship of the dream two. The breeze travels through the subtropics of the tropics. A museum of no-name rocks. Hypnotic symbolic acts. Some weight in the pocket. Magnetic boy, the fog, the breeze doesn`t walk.

Val Lee has been the director of Ghost Mountain Ghost Shovel Art Collective (2009-Now) and creates live art works that builds constructed ephemeral situations where the audience enters a poetic constellation of action script, installation, sound, hypnotic rhetoric, composite structure, mise-en-scène, and space. Their works currently focus on urban violence, political turmoil, body memories of the unusual state, and the diversified modes of psychological absorption and participation for public audiences. Through the continuous collaborations of friends from visual arts, performing arts, experimental music and activism, their interdisciplinary yet site-responsive works form some dialogue and resistance in a dream. "Hello Brother" is their only video.

The two best football teams of Yugoslavia met at the Maksimir Stadium in Zagreb on May 13, 1990. The match was never played. Fragments Untitled #6 vivisects media footage of the event. This film is part of the ongoing series of works Fragments Untitled, where Doplgenger researches the politics of media images that participated in creating the historical narratives of Yugoslavia in the period of 1980–2000, especially media images that performed the pretext to the Yugoslav Wars and the breakup of Yugoslavia.

D O P L G E N G E R is an artist duo from Belgrade, comprising of Isidora Ili? and Boško Prostran. Doplgenger engages as a time-based media artist, researcher, writer, and programmer. The practice of Doplgenger revolves around the relation between art and politics by exploring the regimes of moving images and the modes of their reception. They rely on the tradition of experimental and avant-garde film and through some of the actions of these traditions intervene on the existing media products or work in expanded cinema forms. Works of Doplgenger are in public collections and have been shown internationally at both art institutions and film festivals. Doplgenger is a recipient of film awards and the prestigious Serbian Politika Award „Vladislav Ribnikar”, has been supported internationally and granted fellowships and artist residences.

White death is the impressionist portrait of a landscape marked by tragedy. A ghostly stroll among the vestiges of a story where forty-four young soldiers and one sergeant were pushed to their deaths in the mountainous region of Antuco.

Roberto Collío – 25 November 1986, Santiago (Chile) Graduated of Integral Realization of Film and Television from Center of Cinematographic Research. While studying in Argentina he wrote and directed his first short film "Hombre muerto", an adaptation exercise based on the homonymous short story by Horacio Quiroga. Roberto Collío returned to Chile on 2009, where he participate as sound mixer in several film, both documentary and fiction. During 2013, Collío directs his second short film, "Muerte Blanca", an experimental documentary that chronicles the tragedy of Antuco. Currently Collío is developing his first feature, a documentary called “Petit Frère". The project, co ¬directed with Rodrigo Robledo and produced by Isabel Orellana, is a playful approach to the idea of identity, built in the fantastic imaginary writing of a haitian immigrant.

Using ‘world building’ game design software, an island landscape is constructed from images, videos, 3D assets, and social media comments found online about Second World War Britain. A series of theatrical scenes are created from this material that dramatise this period's significance for Britain today, including the mythic importance of the so-called ‘Blitz Spirit’ - an idea recalled during times of recent crisis. As the island is built, viewers hear the voices of present day Britons, many of whom did not participate in the war, who have posted to social media about their reflections on that period of history. The film uses experimental documentary methods to consider what today’s fantasies of Britain’s wartime past say about the UK in the present moment. The film questions how wartime myths relate to, and sometimes ignore, new contemporary realities: pandemics, a globalised economy, the impact of digital technology on labour and social relations, and rising levels of poverty and inequality. The film draws on archive material from the Imperial War Museum, the National Archives, British newspaper websites, and 3D asset libraries.

Max Colson documents aspects of architecture and landscape that illustrate Britain or notions of Britishness. He does this using photography, 3D imaging technologies, and film. His films have been selected to screen in a variety of film festivals such as DOK Leipzig (DE, 2019 and 2018), Sheffield Doc Fest (UK, 2018), Aesthetica Short Film Festival (UK, 2017), Hamburg International Short Film Festival (DE, 2018) and Kassel Dokfest (DE, 2017). In 2023 he was recognized as an artist film maker ‘Lodestar’ by Film London and was supported by their Fellowship programme for emerging artist film-makers. His previous film Construction Lines was the winner of the Short Fiction category at the Architecture Film Festival London and was also a winner of the UK’s Tenderflix Artist Video Prize (both 2017). His work has also been screened within contemporary art and photography galleries such as The Photographer’s Gallery (UK), Fotomuseum Winterthur (CH), C/O Berlin (DE), and Werkletiz Centre for Media Art (DE). He is a graduate of the London College of Communication’s MA Photojournalism and Documentary Photography.

Ryhmä-School Party est la première vidéo d?une série des événements filmés dans plusieurs contextes temporellement précis ayant tous comme fil conducteur l?envie de documenter des nouveaux rites et cérémonies modernes. Ryhmä, traduit du Finlandais veut dire groupe, catégorie, fête. Dans le village de Hämeenkyrö les élèves de la F:E Sillanpää Senior High School célèbrent une tradition qui a été transmise de génération en génération : les élèves de la troisième année du Lycée quittent l?école pour aller à l?université, ce sont donc, les étudiants de la deuxième année qui deviennent les plus âgés dans l?école. Cet honneur est célébré avec un bal avec des danses traditionnelles finlandaises mais aussi des danses de salon. C?est un rite de passage à l?âge adulte qui mélange tradition et culture pop comme les principaux ingrédients d?un bal contemporain.

Native to Central America, the reggaton industrial bit called: Denbow, accompanied the protests of the working classes and women in their social demands of the 80 - 90. A fight with a female instrument catchy anthem anti-macho. Torito Denbow is a mix tape of religious symbols and rituals of Latin American revisited by a young band led by Natalia Comandari. The star of the evening is the Quinciañera she`s about to switch to the world of adult women from the fifteen years. In its simplest device for its music marks the rite, repeated and emphasized the cyclical aspect of these customs. Everyone is on stage in the street scene, the celebrated, the celebrants, the ceremony, the assembly, and the time in a loop on repeat mode.

Born 1983 San Salvador, El Salvador lives and works between Switzerland and El Salvador EDUCATION 2010: HEAD de Genève, master programme: Work Master, mention of the jury. 2007: DNSEP mention du jury: Engagement du travail et de l?artiste, ENBAL Lyon. 2004: DNAP Felicitations du Jury, ENBAL, Lyon 2002: Journalism and Visual Communication, UCA, San Salvador.

Le décor : un concours de beauté qui désignera le plus beau jeune homme de la communauté latino-américaine de Genève. Le corps masculin est ici exposé comme un prétexte à l?idéalisation et au rôle de la femme parfaite. Les pistes sont brouillées en même temps que les corps érotisés des jeunes hommes dessinent et trahissent, l?affirmation des codes et des stéréotypes sociaux. La plupart des participants nés en Suisse, fils d?immigrants, rejouent l?idéal masculin et les jugements féminins de manière ambiguë et re_chargé d?exotisme. Les corps impatients étalent l?hédonisme d?une jeunesse. Romain Legros

NATALIA COMANDARI Née le 24/01/83 San Salvador, El Salvador ncomandari@gmail.com Vie et travaille entre la Suisse et El Salvador EDUCATION June 2007: DNSEP mention du jury: Engagement du travail et de l?artiste, ENBAL Lyon. June 2004: DNAP Felicitations du Jury, ENBAL, Lyon Sep 2002: Journalism and Visual Communication, UCA, San Salvador

Ryhmä-School Party est la première vidéo d?une série des événements filmés dans plusieurs contextes temporellement précis ayant tous comme fil conducteur l?envie de documenter des nouveaux rites et cérémonies modernes. Ryhmä, traduit du Finlandais veut dire groupe, catégorie, fête. Dans le village de Hämeenkyrö les élèves de la F:E Sillanpää Senior High School célèbrent une tradition qui a été transmise de génération en génération : les élèves de la troisième année du Lycée quittent l?école pour aller à l?université, ce sont donc, les étudiants de la deuxième année qui deviennent les plus âgés dans l?école. Cet honneur est célébré avec un bal avec des danses traditionnelles finlandaises mais aussi des danses de salon. C?est un rite de passage à l?âge adulte qui mélange tradition et culture pop comme les principaux ingrédients d?un bal contemporain.

Native to Central America, the reggaton industrial bit called: Denbow, accompanied the protests of the working classes and women in their social demands of the 80 - 90. A fight with a female instrument catchy anthem anti-macho. Torito Denbow is a mix tape of religious symbols and rituals of Latin American revisited by a young band led by Natalia Comandari. The star of the evening is the Quinciañera she`s about to switch to the world of adult women from the fifteen years. In its simplest device for its music marks the rite, repeated and emphasized the cyclical aspect of these customs. Everyone is on stage in the street scene, the celebrated, the celebrants, the ceremony, the assembly, and the time in a loop on repeat mode.

Born 1983 San Salvador, El Salvador lives and works between Switzerland and El Salvador EDUCATION 2010: HEAD de Genève, master programme: Work Master, mention of the jury. 2007: DNSEP mention du jury: Engagement du travail et de l?artiste, ENBAL Lyon. 2004: DNAP Felicitations du Jury, ENBAL, Lyon 2002: Journalism and Visual Communication, UCA, San Salvador.

Le décor : un concours de beauté qui désignera le plus beau jeune homme de la communauté latino-américaine de Genève. Le corps masculin est ici exposé comme un prétexte à l?idéalisation et au rôle de la femme parfaite. Les pistes sont brouillées en même temps que les corps érotisés des jeunes hommes dessinent et trahissent, l?affirmation des codes et des stéréotypes sociaux. La plupart des participants nés en Suisse, fils d?immigrants, rejouent l?idéal masculin et les jugements féminins de manière ambiguë et re_chargé d?exotisme. Les corps impatients étalent l?hédonisme d?une jeunesse. Romain Legros

NATALIA COMANDARI Née le 24/01/83 San Salvador, El Salvador ncomandari@gmail.com Vie et travaille entre la Suisse et El Salvador EDUCATION June 2007: DNSEP mention du jury: Engagement du travail et de l?artiste, ENBAL Lyon. June 2004: DNAP Felicitations du Jury, ENBAL, Lyon Sep 2002: Journalism and Visual Communication, UCA, San Salvador

In Córdoba, far away from Argentina’s capital city, the end of a military regime promises a spring that doesn’t last long. “La Delpi” is the only survivor from a group of transgender women and drag queens, who began to die of AIDS in the late 80’s. In a catholic and conservative city, the Kalas Group made their weapons and trenches out of improvised dresses and playbacks. Today the images of a unique and unknown footage are not only a farewell letter, but also a friendship manifesto.

Agustina Comedi (1986) Córdoba, Argentina. Screenwriter and Filmmaker. She studied Modern Literature. In 2017 her first film "Silence is a Falling Body" was premiered at IDFA. The film was multi-awarded and selected in more than 50 international festivals. Nowadays she's writing her second feature.

The process of making a playground is the starting point for a reflection on the relationship between work and free-time, highlighting the hidden labour of the production of culture by following the construction of Condorelli’s commission in South London. Jay Bernard wrote and recites the soundtrack.

Condorelli has produced an extensive body of work that develops different possibilities for living and working together, exploring notions such as public space, the commons, institutions, property relations. Condorelli’s practice is committed to a continuous exploration of the less explicit elements that compose the structures through which individuals encounter the world — be they cultural, economic, material, social or political – the apparatuses of visibility that are often taken for granted, and which the artist describes as “support structures”. Céline Condorelli lives and works between London and Lisbon. A selection of exhibitions and projects include: Pentimenti (The Corrections), National Gallery, London, UK (2023); After Work, Talbot Rice Gallery, South London Gallery, UK (2022); Our Silver City 2094, Nottingham Contemporary, Nottingham, UK (2022); Dos años de vacaciones, TEA, Tenerife, Spain (2021); Deux ans de vacances, FRAC Lorraine – Metz, France (2020); Ground Control, Bildmuseet, Umeå, Sweden (2020); Singapore Biennial, Art Encounters Biennial, Timisoara, Romania (2019); Céline Condorelli, Kunsthaus Pasquart, Biel, Switzerland (2019); Host / Vært, Kunsthal Aarhus, Denmark (2019); Zanzibar (commissioned sculpture), King’s Cross Projects, London, UK (2019); Geometries, Locus Athens, Greece (2018); Anren Biennale, Chengdu, China (2018).
Ben Rivers studied Fine Art at Falmouth School of Art, initially in sculpture before moving into photography and super8 film. After his degree he taught himself 16mm filmmaking and hand-processing. His practice as a filmmaker treads a line between documentary and fiction. Often following and filming people who have in some way separated themselves from society, the raw film footage provides Rivers with a starting point for creating oblique narratives imagining alternative existences in marginal worlds. He is the recipient of numerous prizes including: FIPRESCI International Critics Prize, 68th Venice Film Festival for his first feature film Two Years At Sea; the Baloise Art Prize, Art Basel 42, 2011; shortlisted for the Jarman Award 2010/2012; Paul Hamlyn Foundation Award for Artists, 2010. Recent exhibitions include: Slow Action, Hepworth Wakefield, 2012; Sack Barrow, Hayward Gallery, London, 2011; Slow Action, Matt’s Gallery, London and Gallery TPW, Toronto, 2011; A World Rattled of Habit, A Foundation, Liverpool, 2009. Artist-in-focus include Courtisane Festival; Pesaro International Film Festival; London Film Festival; Tirana Film Festival; Punto de Vista, Pamplona; Indielisboa and Milan Film Festival. In 1996 he co-founded Brighton Cinematheque which he then co-programmed through to its demise in 2006 – renowned for screening a unique programme of film from its earliest days through to the latest artist’s film and video.

LA MALA PINTURA (BAD PAINTING) Unhappy with Spanish art?s lack of resonance or relevance on the current international scene, the Great Masters of the Baroque, Velázquez, Zurbarán and Murillo hatch a plot from Hell to bring back the Golden Age. To do so they exploit the blind loyalty of a talentless arriviste curator, the tool through whom they will carry out a series of sacrifices. The spectacular return of painting is embodied in a spawn of infernal monsters whose aim is to spread panic and overturn all the ?advances? of the contemporary world. With an aesthetic inspired by the American horror movies of the ?80s, and a battery of sophisticated special effects, "La Mala Pintura" presents a series of absurd and hilarious situations centred on the theme of how Spanish art is perceived outside Spain. As in this artist?s previous works, the confrontation between tradition and modernity is pushed to the point of stereotype in an irreverently uninhibited tour-de-force of in-jokes and parodies of genre conventions. What "La Mala Pintura" offers us, then, is an irreverently uninhibited vision of the present moment in art, laden with irony and black humour, in a spirit that is pure Pop. Of note among the principals are the young Barcelona-born actor Nilo Mur and the 80`s Italian pop singer Ryan Paris (?La Dolce Vita?), in the role of the Famous International Curator.

Born in Olot ( Girona) the 13th of november of 1970 Fine Arts Degree by the University of Barcelona in 1994 EXPOSICIONES INDIVIDUALES / ONE PERSON SHOWS 1995 The Congosound - La Capella- Barcelona Curated by Manel Clot. Catalogue 1996 High Culture - Caz La Galería - Zaragoza Curated by Javier Peñafiel 1997 The Congosound featuring Jessie - Studio Meyetta -Barcelona Curated by Manel Clot 1999 My videostory (Visions de futur) Casa de Cultura -Girona Curated by Sebastià Goday 1999 En-entre-límite - Galería Luis Adelantado -Valencia Curated by Amparo Lozano 2000 Country Girls - Fundació Miró/ Espai 13 - Barcelona Curated by Frederic Montornés 2001 That`s my impression! - Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo- Sevilla Curated by Margarita Aizpuru 2001 Popcorn Love - Espacio Uno/ Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía - Madrid Curated by Rafael Doctor. Catalogue 2001 Rock your body! - Sala de Arte Moreno Villa /Ayuntamiento de Málaga - Málaga Curated by Natalia Bravo 2001 Temptation - Galería Luis Adelantado- Valencia 2002 That`s my impression! (video version) - Project Room ARCO `02- Madrid Curated by Rosa Martínez 2002 Synthesizers - Espai Zer01 Olot (Girona) Curated by David Santaeulària 2002 Carles Congost (Videoproyecciones)- Terraza de la Casa de América- Madrid Curated by Rafael Doctor 2002 Hyperreal - Galería Horrach Moyà - Palma de Mallorca 2003 A.M.E.R.I.C.A (a secret teenage conspiracy)- Galería Espacio Mínimo- Madrid 2003 Un Mystique Determinado - Fundación Bilbao Arte- Bilbao Curated by Xabier Arakistain 2004 Neverland- Centre Cultural Andratx - Mallorca Curated by Alessandra Pace 2004 Children of the Revolution - Sales Municipals- Girona Curated by Carme Sais. Catalogue 2005 Gloria - Arte Ricambi - Verona Curated by Alessandra Pace. 2005 coming soon... - Galería Luis Adelantado- Valencia 2005 Memorias de Arkaran - Centre d`Art Santa Mònica (CASM) -Barcelona Curated by Frederic Montornés 2005 Un Mystique Determinado - Centro Galego de Arte Contemporanea (CGAC) - Santiago de Compostela Curated by Miguel Fernández Cid 2005 coming soon... Galería Horrach Moyà - Palma de Mallorca 2006 Memorias de Arkaran (versión Monocanal) - Espacio 5/ CAC Málaga - Málaga Curated by Julieta Manzano 2006 We Are Tomorrow ? Project Room Present Future/ Artissima 13 ? Torino Curated by Katerina Grecos y Agustín Pérez Rubio 2007 Say I`m Your Number One ? Proyecto Vitrinas/ MUSAC ? León Curated by Agustín Pérez Rubio y Rafa Doctor 2007 I Don`t Like Music ? Espai Zer01 ? Olot (Girona) Curated by David Santaeulària. Catalogue. 2008 La Mala Pintura ? Stand Galeria Horrach Moyà- Loop Video Art Fair (Barcelona) 2008 La Mala Pintura ? Artericambi ? Verona Text by Luigi Meneguelli- Brochure GROUP SHOWS 1995 Is it my body? (video music) - Espárrago Rock - Granada Curated by Mar Villaespesa. Catalogue 1996 Lento - Galería & Ediciones Ginkgo -Madrid Curated by Manel Clot 1996 Spaces of desire - Transmission Gallery - Glasgow Curated by Manel Clot. Catalogue 1996 Biennal de Valls Capella de St. Nicolau- Valls (Tarragona) First Award. Catalogue 1997 Subjetiles (3 escenarios) -Círculo de Bellas Artes - Madrid -Koldo Mitxelena Kulturunea-Donosti -Centre d`Art Santa Mònica-Barcelona Curated by Jorge Luis Marzo. Catálogo 1997 Dies Irae - -Museu de Granollers (Barcelona) -Sala Municipal de San Benito - Valladolid -El Roser Lleida Curated by Manel Clot. Catálogo 1997 Present Perfet - Capella de Sant Roc -Valls (Tarragona) Curated by Creatures. Catalogue 1998 La cicatriz interior Sala Plaza de España / Comunidad de Madrid - Madrid Curated by Pablo Llorca. Catalogue 1998 Des garçons sauvages - Galería Helga de Alvear/ Estudio - Madrid Curated by Manel Clot 1998 Propositions II - Musée Départamental de Rochechouart - Rochechouart (Haute- Vienne) Curated by Jean Marc Prévost/ Introduced by Pep Agut 1998 Transgenéric@s Koldo Mitxelena Kulturunea -Donosti Curated by Mar Villaespesa and Juan Vicente Aliaga. Catalogue 1999 Club (arts & lounge) - Museu de Granollers (Barcelona) Curated by Manel Clot. Catalogue. 1999 Sonarmática`99 - CCCB - Barcelona Curated by Oscar Abril Ascaso. Catalogue. 1999 Nuevos caminos (amenazas y promesas del arte electrónico) - Casa das Artes - Vigo Curated by Manuel Olveira. Catalogue. 1999 Hypertronix - Espai d`art contemporani de Castelló ( EACC) Castelló Curated by Manel Clot. Catalogue. 1999 Amnésic Cinemas- Gallerie du Bellay- Haute- Normandie (France) Curated by Philippe Terrier Hermann 1999 Lost in sound - Centro Galego de Arte Contemporanea (CGAC) - Santiago de Compostela Curated by Manuel Olveira. Catalogue. 2000 Inter-zona - Palau de la Virreina- Barcelona Curated by Manel Clot. Catalogue. 2000 Trasvases - Centro de Cultura Español - Lima Curated by Agustín Pérez Rubio. Catalogue. 2000 Queer Spaces - Institute of Civil Disobedience-Oslo Curated by Octavio Zaya 2001 Sweet dreams (Begijnhof II) - Galeria Estrany de la Mota- Barcelona 2001 Trans Sexual Express - -Centre d`Art Santa Mònica - Barcelona -Kunsthalle Mucsarnok - Budapest -City Council Hall- La Coruña Curated by Rosa Martínez and Xabier Arakistain. Catalogue. 2001 Ofelias y Ulises (Entorno al arte español contemporáneo) -Antiche Granei, Venecia (Itàlia) -Museum Kuppersmühle Sammlung Groethe, Duissburg (Alemània) Video Program curated by Rafael Doctor. Catalogue. 2002 MediatecaClub`02 - CaixaForum - Barcelona Curated by Manel Clot. 2002 Big Sur (Nuevo arte español) - Hamburger Bahnhof- Museum für Gegenwart- Berlin Curated by Enrique Juncosa. Catalogue. 2003 Video Invitational - f a projects - London 2003 Monocanal- -Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía - Madrid -Centre d`Art Santa Mònica - Barcelona -CGAC - Santiago de Compostela -Casa Díaz Cassou - Murcia Curated by Berta Sichel, Neus Miró and Juan Antonio Álvarez Reyes. Catalogue. 2003 25 Años de Arte en España. Creación en Libertad - MUVIM- Valencia Curated by Pablo Rico. Catalogue. 2003 Bad Boys- La Fontego dei Tedeschi (50th La Biennale di Venezia)- Venecia Curated by Agustín Pérez Rubio. Catalogue. 2003 La Muestra del Déficit- Sala Metrònom ? Barcelona Curated by Gustavo Marrone. Catalogue. 2003 Indisciplinados - MARCO - Vigo Curated by Núria Gual. Catalogue. 2003 Edad Perversa - Galería Horrach Moyà - Palma de Mallorca Curated by Joan Morey. Catalogue. 2003 The Real Royal Trip - PS1 MOMA - Nueva York Curated by Harald Szeemann. Catalogue. 2003 Museo de Museos - Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía- Madrid Curated by Juan Manuel Bonet y Kevin Power. Catalogue. 2004 El Real Viaje Real/ El Retorno- Patio Herreriano - Valladolid Curated by Harald Szeemann. Catalogue. 2004 Parodie - Galerie Les Filles du Calvaire - Paris 2004 Looking further, thinking through - Reykjavik Art Museum Kjarvalsstadir- Reykjavik Curated by David G. Torres. Catalogue. 2004 Live! - Palais de Tokyo - Paris Curated by Jêrome Sans. Catalogue. 2005 Hasta pulverizarse los ojos - -Sala de Exposiciones BBVA - Madrid -Sala de Exposiciones BBVA - Bilbao Curated by Enrique Juncosa. Catalogue. 2006 Biennal de Lleida- Centre d`Art La Panera - Lleida Curated by Gloria Picazo. Catalogue. 2006 Postfotografía - Galería Horrach Moyá - Palma de Mallorca Curated by Sebastià Camps. 2006 Space Cases - Meals & SUVs Gallery - London Curated by Tom Keoghs. 2006 Tilhas Na Mata Digital (Videocraçâo Contemporânea Na Espanha) ? Museu de Arte Contemporânea de Niterói - Niterói (Brasil) Curated by Daniel Steegmann. 2006 Mirador (Media Art From Spain) - O.K Center For Contemporary Art ? Linz (Austria) Curated by Martin Sturm & Genoveva Rueckert. 2006 Vídeos en español - Dinamo Art Center - Budapest (Hungría) Curated by Adrien Törok. 2006 Switch On The Power (Ruido y Políticas Musicales) ? MARCO ? Vigo Centro Atlántico de Arte Moderno- Las Palmas de Gran Canarias Centro Cultural Montehermoso ? Valladolid Curated by Xabier Arakistain- Catalogue. 2006 Certamen Internacional D`Arts Plàstiques 2006 ? Museu de Pollença ? Pollença (Mallorca) Catalogue. 2006 Whatever? Cinisme Colorista al Límit del Discurs ? Sala Muncunill ? Terrassa (Barcelona) Curated by Alex Brahim and Thomas Reydellet. Catalogue. 2006 All Hawaii Entrées/ Lunar Reggae Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) ? Dublin Curated by Philippe Parreno and Rachael Thomas. Catalogue. 2006 Cuentos Digitales ? Centro Galego de Arte Contemporanea (CGAC) - Santiago de Compostela Curated by Manuel Olveira. Catalogue. 2007 Amateur- Cercle d`Art Sant LLuc - Barcelona Curated by Daniel Riera and Daniel Ayuso. 2007 Background 4 - Galeria Horrach Moyà ? Palma de Mallorca 2007 Everyday Utopia - Centrale Électrique ? Bruselas (Bélgica) Curated by Glòria Picazo. 2007 An Interpersonal Journey ? Santralistambul ? Istambul Curated by Agustín Pérez Rubio 2007 Untitled ? Artericambi- Verona Curated by Anna Longo 2007 Imitación a la vida ? Galeria Mito - Barcelona Curated by Juan Redón. Catalogue. 2008 Video Program: Cosmopolitan Barcelona, selected shorts ? Dia at the Hispanic Society ? New York Curated by Kristin Poor. 2008 Intangible Actions/ Frieze Art Projects ? Frieze Art Fair - London Curated by Agustín Pérez Rubio.

Memorias de Arkaran narrates the story of a fictious country exclusively inhabited by artists who, despite enjoying a privileged and peaceful life, are not contented to be simple buffons, the entertainment of kings. Across the vallery, fed up with always living in fear, queen of Argkarun decides to ignore the threats of war the sages decipher in an ancestral book and sends her son to Arkaran to be trained asd a prince artists rather than a warrior king as her army entreats. Told in the manner of a light-hearted epic the story of Arkaran and its inhabitants mirrors aspects of the art world that can easily be applied to our days: the relations between art and power or the social role of artists themselves. The German designer Bernhard Willhelm and the always fabulous Amanda Lear participated in this video.

Carles Congost (Olot, 1970) uninhibitedly combines different media and disciplines such as video, music, drawing and photography. The following are highlights of his professional trajectory, solo exhibitions in some of the most important centres of contemporary art: "Country Girls" (2000) at Espai 13 of the Fundació Miró in Barcelona; "That`s my impression!" (2001) at the Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo; "Popcorn Love" (2001) at Espacio Uno of the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, ?Un mystique determinado? (2003) at the Fundación Bilbao Arte, ?Memorias de Arkaran? (2005) at the Centre d`Art Santa Mònica in Barcelona and "Say I`mYour Number One" at MUSAC (Museo de Castilla y León). Regarding group exhibitions, Congost has participated in ?Spaces of desire? (1996) at Transmission Gallery in Glasgow, "Transgeneric@s? (1998) at Koldo Mitxelena in Donosti, "Hypertronix"(1999) at EACC in Castellón, "Inter-zona" (2000) at the Palau de la Virreina in Barcelona, "Big Sur (Arte Nuevo Español)" (2002) at the Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin, ?Video Invitational? (2003) at f a projects in London, ?Bad Boys? (2003) at the 50ª Venice Biennial, ?The Real Royal Trip... by the Arts? (2003) at PS1/ MOMA in New York and ?Live? (2004) at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris. He is currently working with Artericambi Gallery (Verona) and Galeria Horrach Moyà (Palma de Mallorca).

Paradigm represents a departure both formally and conceptually from the artist?s previous works. This new piece represents a commitment on behalf of the artist to an overtly cinematographic language placing his discourse in the renovated territory of the suggestive and the ambiguous. This work presents a highly recognizable situation within the police procedural genre, both in films and TV series. The characters that take part in the story appear gradually and in slow motion becoming integrated in a setting that, to begin with, leaves little room for improvisation. In spite of the multiplicity of familiar spaces represented in the first scenes of the film, the narration progressively releases subtle and disturbing signals that aim at articulating a mysterious choreography, a kind of ritual that shifts the fortuitous encounter between characters to an unwonted place. In this video we find numerous references to contemporary films and film directors such as the mythical western Once Upon A Time In The West, (1968), directed by Sergio Leone. The original soundtrack of Paradigm was composed by the Greek musician Evripidis Sabatis and Stefano Maccarrone, member of the Barcelona-based pop band Mendetz.

Carles Congost (Olot, Spain, 1970) has a BA in fne arts from the University of Barcelona. He has exhibited individually in Espai 13 / Fundació Miró, Barcelona; Espacio Uno / MNCARS, Madrid; CASM, Barcelona; MUSAC, León, Spain; CCA, Glasgow; Fundación Bilbao Arte, Bilbao; Gallery Luis Adelantado, Valencia; Gallery Horrach Moyà, Palma de Mallorca; Gallery Joan Prats, Barcelona; Artericambi, Verona (Italy); among others. He has participated in group exhibitions at the Palais de Tokyo, Paris; PS1/MOMA, New York; Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin; IMMA, Dublin; f a projects, London; Santralistambul, Istanbul; Müczarnok Kunsthalle, Budapest; etc. He has also been invited to carry out specifc projects for the editions of the fairs: ARCO` 01, Madrid; Artissima` 06, Torino; and Frieze` 08, London

In his award winning graduation film, Wout Conijn settles the score with his domineering elder brother Joost who knows how to do everything better, even when it comes to making films. Wout is a competition cyclist, a mountain climber, and a student at the film academy; Joost is an artist with a substantial track record. This film tells the story of their difficult relationship, seen from the perspective of the younger brother, who is not afraid to dish up a good share of self-mockery. "My brother thinks that once in a lifetime, everyone should take apart an engine block," we hear him say in the voiceover. Next, we see Wout grapple with a towel and a pile of engine parts, while his older brother irritably lectures him from a distance. When Wout scales the slopes of the Himalayas with his camera, he comes to the point of making an important decision about his life.

Wout Conijn travelled around Asia for eight months on a bicycle after finishing his Athenaeum schooling. He studied economics and philosophy at the Erasmus University in Rotterdam. Together with Fleur Boonman he was the cameraman for the award winning film "Airplane", directed by his brother, the artist Joost Conijn. The cooperation was prolonged with the making of "Wooden Car" also by Joost Conijn. In 2005 Wout Conijn finished the Dutch Film and Television Academy with the documentary "My Turn", winning the Pathé Tuschinski Award at the Netherlands Film Festival. Operating under the name Conijn Travels, Wout organizes bicycle tours in Tibet, Bolivia, and East-Turkey.

Exploring the discrepancy between the story told by an archive and a family album, Archive, Album and Other Images takes a personal journey though a collection of family images. Part memoire, part biographical investigation, a central secret revealed by the film changes the filmmakers understanding of his past.

Stephen Connolly was born in Montreal in 1964. He has lived and worked in London as a filmmaker. His films critically explore social aspects of spatiality using the tools of artist cinema. Stephen has solo screened at the Institute for Contemporary Arts, and the National Film Theatre (London) and featured in the International Festival Rotterdam (NL) amongst many film and media festival worldwide. Stephen will be working in Xiamen, China for the 23-24 academic year and undertaking projects in this space.

Machine Space is an essay film exploring a city as a machine; a place of movement and circulation. Using a kinetic approach, issues of space, race and finance frame the city of Machine Space. Residents in voice over testify how the city as a spatial and financial machine shapes their experience. The city is Detroit, a place that has changed from producing the means of movement to producing space itself.

Stephen Connolly is an artist filmmaker currently teaching Film at the University for the Creative Arts. His practice as research doctorate, entitled The Spatial Cinema, is the culmination of many years of moving image research into the negotiation of space and the material environment through film. His work has been shown in film and media festivals worldwide since 2004. He has been the recipient of prestigious production grants from FLAMIN and the Arts Council.

Eyrie documents a visit to commemorative building built by the communist party in Bulgaria. This was a space for a body of people to gather, it is now empty and abandoned. The performance at the center of the work could be seen as suggestive of this lost commonality, and/or repurposing it as a space for speculation and play. Stephen Connolly

Stephen Connolly is a filmmaker

Synopsis - inspired by a visit to Zabriskie Point ? a scenic tourist spot in Death Valley, California ? this film re-visits and re-imagines in the contemporary Antonioni?s 1970 MGM film of the same name. Aligning with Antonioni`s stated intentions ? to produce a work as "an idea in landscape" ? Zabriskie Point (Redacted) enacts a programme of visual and social research for the earlier film at one remove from the dramatic narrative. ?I wanted to ?play the stranger? with the original film. I`ve put the story to one side and concentrated on other aspects of the movie - the landscapes, the documentary footage used and the kind of material that was used as research for the work. The result is a peek at ideas of site, spatiality and the ?spectatorial?.? (Stephen Connolly) Sources and references for the film ? see here http://experimenta2013.tumblr.com/tagged/stephen-connolly

Artist filmmaker Stephen Connolly?s work investigates cinema and representation through site, history and politics. His single screen work has been widely shown internationally. He is currently a PhD candidate at the University of Kent, UK Filmmakers website www.bubblefilm.net

À Tanger, l`Afrique fait face à l`Europe. De nombreux sub-sahariens remontent jusqu`au Maroc pour tenter de franchir les 13 kilomètres du détroit qui les sépare de "l`autre côté" où ils pensent trouver une meilleure vie. Seulement, avant de traverser, ce sont parfois des mois d`attentes et de tentatives échouées. Des morts. Tout cela sous les yeux des Tangérois, témoins de ce va - et -vient, de la détresse qui porte ces femmes et ces hommes à vouloir franchir cette mer.

HAKIM BAH Né à Mamou (Guinée), Hakim BAH suit une formation en master2 mise en scène et dramaturgie à l’Université de Paris-Ouest Nanterre. Boursier Beaumarchais 2015, il a effectué des résidences d’écritures au Burkina Faso (RECREATRALES), en Guinée (UNIVERS DES MOTS), à Paris (Théâtre de l’aquarium avec un soutien du programme Afrique et Caraïbe en créations de l’Institut Français et au TARMAC, la scène internationale francophone / Cité international des Arts dans le cadre du programme « visa pour la création » de l’Institut Français), à la Rochelle (Centre Intermondes dans le cadre de la Convention Institut Français et Ville de la Rochelle) et à Tanger- Maroc (Espace Pandora). Son texte « Sur la pelouse » créé aux RECREATRALES 2012 par Souleymane BAH a été lauréat 2013 du comité de lecture de la Comédie de l’Est et mis en lecture par les élèves du conservatoire à rayonnement dramaturgique de Colmar. Son texte « Le cadavre dans l’oeil» mis en scène par Guy Theunissen en 2014 a été lu au festival d’Avignon 2014 par Denis Lavant, des Francophonies en Limousin 2013, Regards croisés 2013 et mis en onde sur RFI. Son texte « Ticha-Ticha» accompagné par le collectif A Mots Découverts, a été sélectionné par le bureau des lecteurs de la comédie française, élu coups de coeur du comité de lecture de l’apostrophe (scène nationale de Cergy-Pontoise et du Val d’Oise) et lu au Théâtre de l’aquarium à Vincennes, au Lieu-Dit (Ecriture en partage dirigé par Monique Blin) à Paris, au Mardis Midi du Théâtre 13, à l’Apostrophe (scène nationale de Cergy-Pontoise et du Val d’Oise), au printemps des Inédits à Fontenay Sous-bois et au Festival Text`Avril au Théâtre de la Tête Noire (Saran). RAPHAËL CONSTANT Né en 1986 à Grenoble (France). Il suit une formation de graphiste en Suisse. Puis développe sa pratique dans le champ des arts visuels en participant à plusieurs résidences à travers le monde et en exposant en Corée du Sud, au Cambodge, au Sénégal, en Allemagne, en Espagne et aux Pays-Bas.Il travaille actuellement sur son premier projet de film de fiction .

The starting point for this video is a sequence of the movie "Taxi Driver" (1976) from Martin Scorsese. Something is infiltrated as a spot in the original sequence - the word `palantine` became `palestine` - modifying the understanding of it all within the context of the movie itself and the past/current political set.

Antonio Contador (born in 1971 in Vitry Sur Seine, near Paris/France), lives between Paris and Lisbon/Portugal. He operates in the field of " discount " video and music. He produces musical and visual impressions, wobbly pop or neo-jingles using sound sources and movies out of their usual context. The visual production shows low-key videos, using mainly the technique of sampling, and which do not necessarily tell stories. He is involved in the " L`appareil " artistic Paris based structure. He is holder of a research Master diploma in Communication, Culture, Information Technology, and is working on a PhD in Arts, Aesthetics and Sciences of Art in Université Panthéon/La Sorbonne in Paris.

Ten sample videos on replay in DVD format about the possibilities of daily alternative energy use, cheap and clean, therefore not harmful to the environment. Our bodies need energy to be able to move, but they are also a source of clean energy production thanks to these same daily bodily movements. Yet they seem to get lost in their immediate usefulness, and the energy that is produced could be captured and stocked for later use. A.E.P. (Alternative Energy Providers) proposes ten extracts ("samples") of bodily movements that could be the base of new energy production and accumulation. A.E.P. presents itself as a bureau of development, a department of ideas and research in energy, a sort of energetic laboratory with great potential, having only one reason to exist: the reality of its projects. A.E.P. is a sort of department of study that takes into account the actual possibilities of common energy development, usable on a daily basis in the near future.

Antonio Contador was born in 1971 in Vitry sur Seine but has been living in Lisbon, Portugal, since 1990. Educated in sociology, he is currently a professor in an Advanced School for Art and Design in Portugal, and is writing a doctorate in Art, Aesthetics, and Art Sciences at the Sorbonne in Paris. As a musician he has released a few titles and albums, self-issued and with various independent labels (kinder of heart, variz, base). He has collaborated (and wishes to do so again) with the group of artists and musicians "Section Amour". As a visual artist he is associated with the Parisian artistic structure "L'appareil".

This film is based on images taken in greater Baghdad in 1988, between the end of the war between Iran and Iraq and the beginning of the first Gulf War. Along with the images showing the country?s last period of peace is a voiceover giving a list of child security measures: keep sharp objects out of reach, do not drive while talking on the phone, close the fence, check toys for unsafe features, etc. This montage, between text and images, puts forth a safety discourse that puts peace over fear. Between an unconscious peace, shown by the images, and fantasies of fear this film outlines irony and the shifting of senses.

After studying philosophy, Jean-Philippe Convert began working as a video director and performer, using the texts he had written. He intended to explore means of oral expression from a written text that he considers a structure for improvisation, or from an image, stretching the link between what is seen and what is heard. He notably aimed to enlarge the notion of the senses by putting forth the ?form of the senses,? or its musicality as a place where one can see the separation of the signifier and the signified as well as their symbolic unity.

Dimmer is a documentary glimpse into the life of Mike, a blind teenager growing up with a gang of blind friends amid the decaying rust belt factories and neighborhoods of Buffalo, New York. Music by Interpol.

Talmage?s first film, the comedy short Pol Pot?s Birthday, premiered at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival and received numerous awards at festivals worldwide, including best film, best screenplay, best cinematography and audience awards. His second film, Dimmer, a documentary short commissioned by the band Interpol, premiered at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival and has won best film awards at various international festivals as well as exhibiting at the New York Museum of Modern Art and the Los Angeles Hammer Museum. Talmage was recently named by RES Magazine as one of ?2005?s Ten Most Innovative Talents?, and by Screen International magazine as one of their ?10 Emerging Talents to Watch in 2005?. He is currently working on several feature film projects, with his first feature (?Patriotville?) scheduled to shoot in early 2006. A book of Talmage?s photography and stories, Public Love, was published by Chronicle Books in 1999. In addition to his work in film and photography, Talmage is the co-Founder of PAX, a national non-profit organization widely recognized for its work in developing innovative cultural and media strategies to fight the gun violence crisis in America.