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All of the 2016-2017 news concerning Les Rencontres Internationales, including our online activities, ongoing collaborations and other projects. News concerning Rencontres Internationales, event announcements in Paris and Berlin, artists featured in the program, and calls for submissions.
News concerning our online activities (on Tv lab or on our video-on-demand platform), new program announcements on Skybox, and news about our social networks.
News concerning our other projects, including the "Moving_Image a Contemporary ABC" series and temporary exhibitions, as well as announcements about occasional screenings, conference participation, and round table discussions.
Save the date for Berlin 2017!
Next Rencontres Internationales in Berlin
From June 13 to 18, 2017, at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt
05/15/2017
The next Rencontres Internationales in Berlin will be held from June 13-18, 2017, at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt. It will offer, during 6 days, a space of discovery and reflection focused on new cinema and contemporary art. Premières, cartes blanches, special events, video programmes, performances, discussions... The detailed programme will be posted on our website on May 26, 2017. Subscribe to our newsletter to receive more news about the programme.
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Next Rencontres Internationales in Berlin
From June 13 to 18, 2017, at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt
05/15/2017
The next Rencontres Internationales in Berlin will be held from June 13-18, 2017, at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt. It will offer, during 6 days, a space of discovery and reflection focused on new cinema and contemporary art. Premières, cartes blanches, special events, video programmes, performances, discussions... The detailed programme will be posted on our website on May 26, 2017. Subscribe to our newsletter to receive more news about the programme.
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Paris 2017 edition is closed
Set the date for Berlin from June 13 to 18
03/25/2017
Rencontres Internationales in Paris ended on March 19, after an intense week of discovery and reflection on contemporary practices of moving images.
We hope now to meet you in Berlin for the second part of the event, from June 13 to 18, 2017, at Haus der Kulturen der Welt.
A large audience came to discover the new programme of Rencontres Internationales in Paris, once again offered in free entry. An intense week made of screenings, discussion and sharing, in the presence of guests from all over the world.
More than 5 500 people attended the event and took part in programme all along the week: special events, focus, premières, round tables, parallel events, exhibitions visits, etc.
Among the highlights of the event, let's quote the Opening Night with the screening of a rare film by Jean-Luc Godard, and, in the following days, the French première of "Eldorado XXI" by Salomé Lamas, the French première of On translation: Himnes" by Antoni Muntadas, two new works by Johan Grimonprez, the international première of "The Ceremony" by Lina Selander, a carte blanche to Claire Denis, in her presence, with the preview show of "Félicité" by Alain Gomis, the Closing Screening in the presence of AES+F and the French première screening of their "Inverso Mundus".
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Set the date for Berlin from June 13 to 18
03/25/2017
Rencontres Internationales in Paris ended on March 19, after an intense week of discovery and reflection on contemporary practices of moving images.
We hope now to meet you in Berlin for the second part of the event, from June 13 to 18, 2017, at Haus der Kulturen der Welt.
A large audience came to discover the new programme of Rencontres Internationales in Paris, once again offered in free entry. An intense week made of screenings, discussion and sharing, in the presence of guests from all over the world.
More than 5 500 people attended the event and took part in programme all along the week: special events, focus, premières, round tables, parallel events, exhibitions visits, etc.
Among the highlights of the event, let's quote the Opening Night with the screening of a rare film by Jean-Luc Godard, and, in the following days, the French première of "Eldorado XXI" by Salomé Lamas, the French première of On translation: Himnes" by Antoni Muntadas, two new works by Johan Grimonprez, the international première of "The Ceremony" by Lina Selander, a carte blanche to Claire Denis, in her presence, with the preview show of "Félicité" by Alain Gomis, the Closing Screening in the presence of AES+F and the French première screening of their "Inverso Mundus".
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Save the dates!
March 13-19, 2017, at Gaîté Lyrique
2017/02/10
A major event dedicated to contemporary audiovisual creation, the Rencontres Internationales will offer, from January 13th to January 19th at the Gaîté lyrique, a space of discovery and reflection on new cinema and contemporary art.
In the presence of 100 artists and filmmakers from all over the world, this exceptional edition introduces a brand new international programme, comprising 120 works from 40 countries. By bringing together internationally renowned artists and filmmakers with young and emerging ones, the audience will attend indoor screenings – premieres, cartes blanches, special sessions, video screenings, performances – as well as roundtables and forums led by directors of art centres and museums, curators, artists and distributors, who will share their experience and views on new audiovisual practices and issues with the audience.
This is a unique platform in Europe where artists can meet with each other, exchange ideas with a large audience and initiate new projects. This new edition of Rencontres Internationales offers a rare and exciting glimpse into contemporary moving image practices.
The event is in free entry.
The official programme will be announced shortly.
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March 13-19, 2017, at Gaîté Lyrique
2017/02/10
A major event dedicated to contemporary audiovisual creation, the Rencontres Internationales will offer, from January 13th to January 19th at the Gaîté lyrique, a space of discovery and reflection on new cinema and contemporary art.
In the presence of 100 artists and filmmakers from all over the world, this exceptional edition introduces a brand new international programme, comprising 120 works from 40 countries. By bringing together internationally renowned artists and filmmakers with young and emerging ones, the audience will attend indoor screenings – premieres, cartes blanches, special sessions, video screenings, performances – as well as roundtables and forums led by directors of art centres and museums, curators, artists and distributors, who will share their experience and views on new audiovisual practices and issues with the audience.
This is a unique platform in Europe where artists can meet with each other, exchange ideas with a large audience and initiate new projects. This new edition of Rencontres Internationales offers a rare and exciting glimpse into contemporary moving image practices.
The event is in free entry.
The official programme will be announced shortly.
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New programme 2016-2017
Programme decisions will be posted soon
20/12/2016
The 2016 call for entries has been closed since July 31. Programme decisions for the next Rencontres Internationales will be sent out in early January 2017. Answers related to entries submitted after July 31 will be sent out in October of 2017.
This year again, our call for entries was met with an overwhelming response. More than 5,483 entries from 93 different countries have been received, thanks to the liaising efforts of hundreds of European and organizations, media, institutions and networks.
The countries of origin of the works are the following, in decreasing order of the number of submissions: France, Germany, USA, Canada, United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands, Portugal, Austria, Brazil, Australia, Argentina, Norway, Poland, Sweden, Ireland, Turkey, Finland, Mexico, Switzerland, Denmark, Israel, Greece, Colombia, Romania, China, Russia, Croatia, South Korea, Japan, Serbia, Hong Kong, Egypt, Lebanon, India, Luxembourg, Thailand, Macau, Slovenia, Bulgaria, New Zealand, Peru, Chile, Morocco, South Africa, Bangladesh, Iran, Ecuador, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Taiwan, Singapore, Venezuela, Philippines, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Pakistan, Uruguay, Indonesia, Belize, Cyprus, Iceland, Viet Nam, Haiti, Palestine, Iraq, South Africa, Georgia, Costa Rica, Jordan, United Arab Emirates, Senegal, Congo (DRC), Bosnia and Herzegovina, Malta, Lithuania, Latvia, Hungary, Estonia, Belarus, Armenia, Mongolia, Dominican Republic (Rep.), Bahrain, Cameroon, Mali, Benin, Monaco, Macedonia, Montenegro, Andorra.
The selection has been underway since May, and will be completed soon. It will be announced on our website in February. Subscribe to our newsletter to receive more news about the programme.
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Programme decisions will be posted soon
20/12/2016
This year again, our call for entries was met with an overwhelming response. More than 5,483 entries from 93 different countries have been received, thanks to the liaising efforts of hundreds of European and organizations, media, institutions and networks.
The countries of origin of the works are the following, in decreasing order of the number of submissions: France, Germany, USA, Canada, United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands, Portugal, Austria, Brazil, Australia, Argentina, Norway, Poland, Sweden, Ireland, Turkey, Finland, Mexico, Switzerland, Denmark, Israel, Greece, Colombia, Romania, China, Russia, Croatia, South Korea, Japan, Serbia, Hong Kong, Egypt, Lebanon, India, Luxembourg, Thailand, Macau, Slovenia, Bulgaria, New Zealand, Peru, Chile, Morocco, South Africa, Bangladesh, Iran, Ecuador, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Taiwan, Singapore, Venezuela, Philippines, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Pakistan, Uruguay, Indonesia, Belize, Cyprus, Iceland, Viet Nam, Haiti, Palestine, Iraq, South Africa, Georgia, Costa Rica, Jordan, United Arab Emirates, Senegal, Congo (DRC), Bosnia and Herzegovina, Malta, Lithuania, Latvia, Hungary, Estonia, Belarus, Armenia, Mongolia, Dominican Republic (Rep.), Bahrain, Cameroon, Mali, Benin, Monaco, Macedonia, Montenegro, Andorra.
European Union
Europe (except EU))
North America
South and Central America
Asia
Middle East
Oceania
Africa
Europe (except EU))
North America
South and Central America
Asia
Middle East
Oceania
Africa
63,34%
5,51%
12,31%
7,14%
3,95%
2,79%
2,54%
2,42%
5,51%
12,31%
7,14%
3,95%
2,79%
2,54%
2,42%
The selection has been underway since May, and will be completed soon. It will be announced on our website in February. Subscribe to our newsletter to receive more news about the programme.
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Rencontres Internationales in Paris
March 13-19, 2017, at Gaîté Lyrique
16/11/2016
The next Rencontres Internationales will be held in Paris at Gaîté Lyrique from March 13-19, 2017. It will offer 6 days of discovery and reflection focused on contemporary moving image practices covering the fields of new cinema and contemporary art. In the presence of artists and filmmakers from all over the world, the event will offer an international programme gathering internationally renowned artists and filmmakers, side by side with young artists and filmmakers featured for the first time. Subscribe to our newsletter to receive more news about the programme.
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March 13-19, 2017, at Gaîté Lyrique
16/11/2016
The next Rencontres Internationales will be held in Paris at Gaîté Lyrique from March 13-19, 2017. It will offer 6 days of discovery and reflection focused on contemporary moving image practices covering the fields of new cinema and contemporary art. In the presence of artists and filmmakers from all over the world, the event will offer an international programme gathering internationally renowned artists and filmmakers, side by side with young artists and filmmakers featured for the first time. Subscribe to our newsletter to receive more news about the programme.
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Collaboration - Buenos Aires, Argentina
Bienal de la Imagen en Movimiento BIM | Oct. 29 to Nov. 13, 2016
28/10/2016
The BIM Bienal de la Imagen en Movimiento in Buenos Aires invites the Rencontres Internationales Paris/Berlin to curate and present two screening sessions representative of its programme and of contemporary practices of moving image. Exhibited artists: Mathieu K. Abonnenc, Ivan Argote, Jasmina Cibic, Micael Espinha, Marco Godoy, Anthony Haughey, Hayoun Kwon, Bettina Nürnberg and Dirk Peuker, Ding Shiwei, Ana Vaz, João Vieira Torres.
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Bienal de la Imagen en Movimiento BIM | Oct. 29 to Nov. 13, 2016
28/10/2016
The BIM Bienal de la Imagen en Movimiento in Buenos Aires invites the Rencontres Internationales Paris/Berlin to curate and present two screening sessions representative of its programme and of contemporary practices of moving image. Exhibited artists: Mathieu K. Abonnenc, Ivan Argote, Jasmina Cibic, Micael Espinha, Marco Godoy, Anthony Haughey, Hayoun Kwon, Bettina Nürnberg and Dirk Peuker, Ding Shiwei, Ana Vaz, João Vieira Torres.
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The next Rencontres Internationales in Paris
Dates will be announced in late November
25/10/2016
The dates of the next Rencontres Internationales in Paris will be announced shortly. In March 2017, the event will offer 6 days of discovery and reflection focused on contemporary moving image practices covering the fields of new cinema and contemporary art. In the presence of artists and filmmakers from all over the world, the event will offer an international programme gathering internationally renowned artists and filmmakers, side by side with young artists and filmmakers featured for the first time.
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Dates will be announced in late November
25/10/2016
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Collaboration - La Paz, Bolivia
Bienal Internacional de Arte SIART | Oct. 11 to Nov. 11, 2016
28/09/2016
Alliance Française, the Goethe Institute and the Cinenómada Foundation, with the support of the French-German Cultural Fund and the Institut français, invited the directors of Rencontres Internatonales Paris/Berlin as visual art and multimedia experts to be part of the Talentartes 2016 residency programme, and to curate the exhibition of the selected artists within the framework of the Biennial International Art expo, SIART.
As an extension of this collaboration, the Cinenómada Foundation and its director, Juan Carlos Valdivia, invited the directors of Rencontres Internatonales as associate curators of the cinema section of the Biennial.
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Bienal Internacional de Arte SIART | Oct. 11 to Nov. 11, 2016
28/09/2016
Alliance Française, the Goethe Institute and the Cinenómada Foundation, with the support of the French-German Cultural Fund and the Institut français, invited the directors of Rencontres Internatonales Paris/Berlin as visual art and multimedia experts to be part of the Talentartes 2016 residency programme, and to curate the exhibition of the selected artists within the framework of the Biennial International Art expo, SIART.
As an extension of this collaboration, the Cinenómada Foundation and its director, Juan Carlos Valdivia, invited the directors of Rencontres Internatonales as associate curators of the cinema section of the Biennial.
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Open call.
Extended deadline
Extension: until July 31, 2016
14/07/2016
The call for entries for the next Rencontres Internationales has been extended until July 31, 2016. Any individual or organization can submit one or several proposals. The call for entries is open to film, video and multimedia submissions, with no restrictions on length or genre. All submissions are free, regardless of geographical origin.
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Extension: until July 31, 2016
14/07/2016
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2016-2017 call for entries
Deadline: July 15, 2016
10/06/2016
The call for entries for the next Les Rencontres Internationales is open until July 15, 2016. Any individual or organization can submit one or several proposals. The call for entries is open to film, video and multimedia submission, without any restrictions for length or genre. Submissions are free, regardless of geographical origin.
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Deadline: July 15, 2016
10/06/2016
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Save the dates for Berlin 2016
Les Rencontres Internationales in Berlin
March 15-20, 2016, at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt
10/02/2016
The next Rencontres Internationales in Berlin will be held from March 15-20, 2016, at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt. Premières, cartes blanches, special events, video programmes, performances, discussions... The detailed programme will be posted on the website on February 29.
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Les Rencontres Internationales in Berlin
March 15-20, 2016, at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt
10/02/2016
The next Rencontres Internationales in Berlin will be held from March 15-20, 2016, at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt. Premières, cartes blanches, special events, video programmes, performances, discussions... The detailed programme will be posted on the website on February 29.
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Save the date for Paris 2016
Les Rencontres Internationales in Paris
January 12-17, 2016, at Gaîté Lyrique
16/11/2015
The next Les Rencontres Internationales will be held in Paris at Gaîté Lyrique from January 12-17, 2016. It will offer 6 days of discovery and reflection focused on contemporary moving image practices covering the fields of new cinema and contemporary art. In the presence of artists and filmmakers from all over the world, the event will offer an international programme gathering internationally renowned artists and filmmakers, as well as young artists and filmmakers featured for the first time. The programme will be posted in late December. Subscribe to our newsletter to receive more news about the programme.
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Les Rencontres Internationales in Paris
January 12-17, 2016, at Gaîté Lyrique
16/11/2015
The next Les Rencontres Internationales will be held in Paris at Gaîté Lyrique from January 12-17, 2016. It will offer 6 days of discovery and reflection focused on contemporary moving image practices covering the fields of new cinema and contemporary art. In the presence of artists and filmmakers from all over the world, the event will offer an international programme gathering internationally renowned artists and filmmakers, as well as young artists and filmmakers featured for the first time. The programme will be posted in late December. Subscribe to our newsletter to receive more news about the programme.
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The next Les Rencontres Internationales in Paris
January 12-17, 2016, at Gaîté Lyrique
16/08/2015
The next Rencontres Internationales will be held in Paris at Gaîté Lyrique from January 12-17, 2016. It will offer 6 days of discovery and reflection focused on contemporary moving image practices covering the fields of new cinema and contemporary art. In the presence of artists and filmmakers from all over the world, the event will offer an international programme gathering internationally renowned artists and filmmakers, along with young artists and filmmakers featured for the first time. Subscribe to our newsletter to receive more news about the programme.
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January 12-17, 2016, at Gaîté Lyrique
16/08/2015
The next Rencontres Internationales will be held in Paris at Gaîté Lyrique from January 12-17, 2016. It will offer 6 days of discovery and reflection focused on contemporary moving image practices covering the fields of new cinema and contemporary art. In the presence of artists and filmmakers from all over the world, the event will offer an international programme gathering internationally renowned artists and filmmakers, along with young artists and filmmakers featured for the first time. Subscribe to our newsletter to receive more news about the programme.
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Image_lab
A new project in the works
20/07/2015
A new section of the art-action.org website is being created. Practices and cultural uses online alter our relationship to images and we want to question this development and its challenges. Image_lab will be developed over a two year period, with the gradual implementation of different modules and their successive versions acting as stages of reflection. The streaming channel, Tv lab, will expand with the hosting of archived debates and round tables which were held as part of the Rencontres Internationales in recent years. The event is attended by over a hundred curators, museum directors and programmers from around the world, who provide an important reflection on contemporary audiovisual and multimedia practices. This expanded version, Tv lab plus, also presents an opportunity to broadcast specific works and allows the user the possibility of sharing the content. In parallel, a video-on-demand platform will be created, intended primarily for media libraries, art schools and universities. An application is being specifically developed to allow anyone to experience the work involved in programming, to express their point of views and to share them. Finally, Skybox will complement this reflection on the dissemination of moving images, through regular screenings and a space to experiment with text, image and sound treatment.
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A new project in the works
20/07/2015
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Press and professionals accreditations
Requests for 2015-2016
16/07/2015
Accreditation requests for the next Rencontres Internationales in Paris are open until January 8, 2016. Accreditation/pass - for press and professionals only - grants priority access to the programme. Each request is submitted to the approval of the departments concerned.
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Requests for 2015-2016
16/07/2015
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Some highlights
of the next Rencontres Intenationales in Berlin
02/06/2015
Here are some highlights of the next Les Rencontres Internationales which will be held in Berlin from June 23-28, 2015, at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt:
The Opening night on Tuesday, June 23. Les Rencontres Internationales invites you to discover a surprise programme gathering 5 rare films and videos shown as German Première..
Wednesday, June 24, German Première of “Kommunisten”, the latest film by Jean-Marie Straub.
Thursday, June 25, German Première of the latest film by Claire Denis, from a text by Christine Angot, “Voilà l’enchaînement”, in the presence of the filmmaker.
Friday, June 26, German Première of “Tonight and the People” by Neil Beloufa.
Saturday, June 27, German Première of the video performance “Film noir 001” by La Ribot, in the presence of the artist.
The closing screening on Sunday, June 28, Berlin Première of “Ming of Harlem” by Phillip Warnell, in the presence of the filmmaker.
Among the 110 programmed films and videos, often in German Première: Sandro Aguilar (pt), Jane et Louise Wilson (uk), Thom Andersen (us), Knut Asdam (no), Christian Barani (fr), Magnus Bärtås (se), Neil Beloufa (fr), Laurence Bonvin (ch), Manon De Boer et George Van Dam (be), Sebastian Diaz Morales (ar/nl), Clemencia Echeverri (co), Kevin Jerome Everson (us), Christoph Girardet (de), Maj Hasager (dk), Isabelle Hayeur (ca), Aglaia Konrad (be), Masbedo (it), Carlos Motta (co), Hans Op De Beeck (be), Cristina Picchi (it), Kerstin Schroedinger et Mareike Bernien (de), Hannes Schüpbach (ch), Lina Selander et Oscar Mangione (se), Deborah Stratman (us), Salla Tykkä (fi), Eduardo Williams (ar).
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of the next Rencontres Intenationales in Berlin
02/06/2015
Here are some highlights of the next Les Rencontres Internationales which will be held in Berlin from June 23-28, 2015, at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt:
The Opening night on Tuesday, June 23. Les Rencontres Internationales invites you to discover a surprise programme gathering 5 rare films and videos shown as German Première..Wednesday, June 24, German Première of “Kommunisten”, the latest film by Jean-Marie Straub.Thursday, June 25, German Première of the latest film by Claire Denis, from a text by Christine Angot, “Voilà l’enchaînement”, in the presence of the filmmaker.Friday, June 26, German Première of “Tonight and the People” by Neil Beloufa.Saturday, June 27, German Première of the video performance “Film noir 001” by La Ribot, in the presence of the artist.The closing screening on Sunday, June 28, Berlin Première of “Ming of Harlem” by Phillip Warnell, in the presence of the filmmaker.Among the 110 programmed films and videos, often in German Première: Sandro Aguilar (pt), Jane et Louise Wilson (uk), Thom Andersen (us), Knut Asdam (no), Christian Barani (fr), Magnus Bärtås (se), Neil Beloufa (fr), Laurence Bonvin (ch), Manon De Boer et George Van Dam (be), Sebastian Diaz Morales (ar/nl), Clemencia Echeverri (co), Kevin Jerome Everson (us), Christoph Girardet (de), Maj Hasager (dk), Isabelle Hayeur (ca), Aglaia Konrad (be), Masbedo (it), Carlos Motta (co), Hans Op De Beeck (be), Cristina Picchi (it), Kerstin Schroedinger et Mareike Bernien (de), Hannes Schüpbach (ch), Lina Selander et Oscar Mangione (se), Deborah Stratman (us), Salla Tykkä (fi), Eduardo Williams (ar).See the programme L
Les Rencontres Internationales in Berlin
From June 23rd to 28th, 2015 at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt
20/05/2015
Contemporary visual culture occupies the interface between aesthetic, social and political issues and adapts to the continuing development of production and dissemination technologies. The Rencontres Internationales offers a future-oriented way of observing these practices.
After Paris last December at Gaîté Lyrique, Les Rencontres Internationales will offer during 6 days a space for discovery and thought covering the fields of new cinema and contemporary art.
OPENING
TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 2015 - FROM 8PM
Keynote / Screening / Party
Unique event in Europe, Les Rencontres Internationales provides a rare opening on contemporary audiovisual practices. Documentary approaches, experimental fictions, videos, hybrid forms: the programme of Rencontres Internationales is the result of a thorough research and invitations to some artists, personalities from the cinema and the contemporary art.
In the presence of artists and filmmakers from all over the world, the event will offer an international program gathering 110 works from 40 countries, internationally-known artists and filmmakers and young artists and filmmakers presented for the first time: screenings - Premières, cartes blanches, video programme -, performances, and panel discussion in the presence of art centre and museum directors. curators, artists and distributors who will share their experience and concerns about current moving image practices.
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From June 23rd to 28th, 2015 at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt
20/05/2015
Contemporary visual culture occupies the interface between aesthetic, social and political issues and adapts to the continuing development of production and dissemination technologies. The Rencontres Internationales offers a future-oriented way of observing these practices.
After Paris last December at Gaîté Lyrique, Les Rencontres Internationales will offer during 6 days a space for discovery and thought covering the fields of new cinema and contemporary art.
OPENING
TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 2015 - FROM 8PM
Keynote / Screening / Party
Unique event in Europe, Les Rencontres Internationales provides a rare opening on contemporary audiovisual practices. Documentary approaches, experimental fictions, videos, hybrid forms: the programme of Rencontres Internationales is the result of a thorough research and invitations to some artists, personalities from the cinema and the contemporary art.
In the presence of artists and filmmakers from all over the world, the event will offer an international program gathering 110 works from 40 countries, internationally-known artists and filmmakers and young artists and filmmakers presented for the first time: screenings - Premières, cartes blanches, video programme -, performances, and panel discussion in the presence of art centre and museum directors. curators, artists and distributors who will share their experience and concerns about current moving image practices.
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Berlin 2015 shortlist
Artists at the next Les Rencontres Internationales
10/05/2015
We are glad to announce the complete list of the artists who will be presented in the framework of the next Les Rencontres Internationales in Berlin:
Sandro Aguilar, Thom Andersen, Knut Asdam, Christian Barani, Magnus Bärtås, Neil Beloufa, Louidgi Beltrame, Manuel Billi, Piotr Blajerski, Laurence Bonvin, Nicolas Boone, Louise Botkay, Halida Boughriet, Jamie Buckley, Michael Busch, Jeannette Castioni, Wim Catrysse, Kent Chan, Emma Charles, Assila Cherfi, Chen Hung Chiu, Adam Chodzko, Davy Chou, Aleesa Cohene, Roberto Collío, Eli Cortiñas Hidalgo, Josef Dabernig, Felice D'Agostino et Arturo Lavorato, Manon De Boer et George Van Dam, Anouk De Clercq, Eléonore De Montesquiou, Claire Denis, Robbrecht Desmet, Sebastian Diaz Morales, Benjamin Dufour et Régis Feugère, Pierre Edouard Dumora, Clemencia Echeverri, Teboho Joscha Edkins, Mélissa Epaminondi, Micael Espinha, Kevin Jerome Everson, Kevin Jerome Everson, Soren Thilo Funder, Anton Ginzburg, Christoph Girardet, Felipe Guerrero, Simon Gush, Michael Hanna, Maj Hasager, Isabelle Hayeur, Tomas Hendriks, Juliane Henrich, Jan Hoeft, Adla Isanovic, Nick Jordan et Jacob Cartwright, Claudia Joskowicz, Ernst Karel et Pawel Wojtasik, Toby Lee, Thomas Kneubühler, Aglaia Konrad, Konstantina Kotzamani, Hayoun Kwon, La Ribot, Eelyn Lee, Boaz Levin et Adam Kaplan, Nicolas Maigret, Elke Marhöfer, Masbedo, Dan Mihaltianu, Carlos Motta, Jorunn Myklebust Syversen, Arash Nassiri, Gerald Nestler, Arjuna Neuman, Bettina Nürnberg et Dirk Peuker, Hans Op De Beeck, Katarzyna Pacura et Jan Szewczyk, Dan Perez et Benjamin Klintoe, Désirée Pfenninger, Cristina Picchi, Theo Prodromidis, Ella Raidel, Sj Ramir, Miguel Rato, Dominik Ritszel, Paul Ritt, Michael Robinson, Rajee Samarasinghe, Denis Savary, Justin Schmitz, Kerstin Schroedinger et Mareike Bernien, Hannes Schüpbach, Lina Selander et Oscar Mangione, Marta Serna, Ding Shiwei, Rafiqul Shuvo, John Skoog, Sam Smith, Deborah Stratman, Jesse Sugarmann, Theodore Tagholm, Mont Tesprateep, Salla Tykkä, Loïc Vanderstichelen et Jean-Paul Jacquet, Ana Vaz, Matthew Verdon, Kay Walkowiak, Phillip Warnell, Willoh S. Weiland, Eduardo Williams, Jane et Louise Wilson, Andrew Norman Wilson, Juan Alfonso Zapata, Julius Ziz.
Artists presented in the video library:
Soufiane Adel, Jean-baptiste Alazard, Michele Amaglio, Annabelle Amoros, Daniel Aschwanden et Conny Zenk, Kush Badhwar, Bridget Ann Baker, Steven Ball et Rastko Novakovic, Gregg Biermann, Caroline Campbell, Mi Chai, Teresa Delgado et Jakob Kirchheim, Ruben Desiere, Irineu Destourelles, Daniel Nicolae Djamo, Pranjal Dua, Charlotte Dunker, Sara Eliassen, Simohammed Fettaka, Felice Hapetzeder, Paul Hendrikse, Henri Herré, Wei-ming Ho, Do Hoang, Philippine Hoegen, Chia-wei Hsu, Artem Iurchenko, Stefan Ivancic, Benny Jaberg, Daniel Jacoby, Pablo Kaes, Jane Jin Kaisen, Daniel Kötter, Yunjoo Kwak, Salomé Lamas, Ardina(ine) Lamers, Lucrezia Lippi, Jenny Marketou, Francesco Mattuzzi, Theis Mølstrøm Christensen, Jonathan Monaghan, Gavin Murphy, Francis Naranjo, Art Collective Neozoon, Christoph Oertli, Nour Ouayda, Kelvin Kyung Kun Park, Lucy Parker, Vijai Patchineelam, Chinmoyi Patel, Agustín Peralta Lemes, Kanchanit Phosawat, Joana Pimenta, Pascal Piron et Karolina Markiewicz, Michael Poetschko, Joakim Pusenius, Rodd Rathjen, Steve Reinke, Jessica Sarah Rinland, Philippe Rouy, Fette Sans, Renu Savant, Victoria Sayago et Bruno Stecconi, Sabine Schöbel, Maya Schweizer, Michaela Schwentner, Abigail Sidebotham, Federico Solmi, Thomas Taube, Rob Todd, Minh-quy Truong, Arthur Tuoto, Carlos Vásquez Méndez, Ivar Veermäe, Fernando Vilchez Rodriguez, Cristian Villavicencio Ruiz, Helena Wittmann, Chao Yong.
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Artists at the next Les Rencontres Internationales
10/05/2015
We are glad to announce the complete list of the artists who will be presented in the framework of the next Les Rencontres Internationales in Berlin:
Sandro Aguilar, Thom Andersen, Knut Asdam, Christian Barani, Magnus Bärtås, Neil Beloufa, Louidgi Beltrame, Manuel Billi, Piotr Blajerski, Laurence Bonvin, Nicolas Boone, Louise Botkay, Halida Boughriet, Jamie Buckley, Michael Busch, Jeannette Castioni, Wim Catrysse, Kent Chan, Emma Charles, Assila Cherfi, Chen Hung Chiu, Adam Chodzko, Davy Chou, Aleesa Cohene, Roberto Collío, Eli Cortiñas Hidalgo, Josef Dabernig, Felice D'Agostino et Arturo Lavorato, Manon De Boer et George Van Dam, Anouk De Clercq, Eléonore De Montesquiou, Claire Denis, Robbrecht Desmet, Sebastian Diaz Morales, Benjamin Dufour et Régis Feugère, Pierre Edouard Dumora, Clemencia Echeverri, Teboho Joscha Edkins, Mélissa Epaminondi, Micael Espinha, Kevin Jerome Everson, Kevin Jerome Everson, Soren Thilo Funder, Anton Ginzburg, Christoph Girardet, Felipe Guerrero, Simon Gush, Michael Hanna, Maj Hasager, Isabelle Hayeur, Tomas Hendriks, Juliane Henrich, Jan Hoeft, Adla Isanovic, Nick Jordan et Jacob Cartwright, Claudia Joskowicz, Ernst Karel et Pawel Wojtasik, Toby Lee, Thomas Kneubühler, Aglaia Konrad, Konstantina Kotzamani, Hayoun Kwon, La Ribot, Eelyn Lee, Boaz Levin et Adam Kaplan, Nicolas Maigret, Elke Marhöfer, Masbedo, Dan Mihaltianu, Carlos Motta, Jorunn Myklebust Syversen, Arash Nassiri, Gerald Nestler, Arjuna Neuman, Bettina Nürnberg et Dirk Peuker, Hans Op De Beeck, Katarzyna Pacura et Jan Szewczyk, Dan Perez et Benjamin Klintoe, Désirée Pfenninger, Cristina Picchi, Theo Prodromidis, Ella Raidel, Sj Ramir, Miguel Rato, Dominik Ritszel, Paul Ritt, Michael Robinson, Rajee Samarasinghe, Denis Savary, Justin Schmitz, Kerstin Schroedinger et Mareike Bernien, Hannes Schüpbach, Lina Selander et Oscar Mangione, Marta Serna, Ding Shiwei, Rafiqul Shuvo, John Skoog, Sam Smith, Deborah Stratman, Jesse Sugarmann, Theodore Tagholm, Mont Tesprateep, Salla Tykkä, Loïc Vanderstichelen et Jean-Paul Jacquet, Ana Vaz, Matthew Verdon, Kay Walkowiak, Phillip Warnell, Willoh S. Weiland, Eduardo Williams, Jane et Louise Wilson, Andrew Norman Wilson, Juan Alfonso Zapata, Julius Ziz.
Artists presented in the video library:
Soufiane Adel, Jean-baptiste Alazard, Michele Amaglio, Annabelle Amoros, Daniel Aschwanden et Conny Zenk, Kush Badhwar, Bridget Ann Baker, Steven Ball et Rastko Novakovic, Gregg Biermann, Caroline Campbell, Mi Chai, Teresa Delgado et Jakob Kirchheim, Ruben Desiere, Irineu Destourelles, Daniel Nicolae Djamo, Pranjal Dua, Charlotte Dunker, Sara Eliassen, Simohammed Fettaka, Felice Hapetzeder, Paul Hendrikse, Henri Herré, Wei-ming Ho, Do Hoang, Philippine Hoegen, Chia-wei Hsu, Artem Iurchenko, Stefan Ivancic, Benny Jaberg, Daniel Jacoby, Pablo Kaes, Jane Jin Kaisen, Daniel Kötter, Yunjoo Kwak, Salomé Lamas, Ardina(ine) Lamers, Lucrezia Lippi, Jenny Marketou, Francesco Mattuzzi, Theis Mølstrøm Christensen, Jonathan Monaghan, Gavin Murphy, Francis Naranjo, Art Collective Neozoon, Christoph Oertli, Nour Ouayda, Kelvin Kyung Kun Park, Lucy Parker, Vijai Patchineelam, Chinmoyi Patel, Agustín Peralta Lemes, Kanchanit Phosawat, Joana Pimenta, Pascal Piron et Karolina Markiewicz, Michael Poetschko, Joakim Pusenius, Rodd Rathjen, Steve Reinke, Jessica Sarah Rinland, Philippe Rouy, Fette Sans, Renu Savant, Victoria Sayago et Bruno Stecconi, Sabine Schöbel, Maya Schweizer, Michaela Schwentner, Abigail Sidebotham, Federico Solmi, Thomas Taube, Rob Todd, Minh-quy Truong, Arthur Tuoto, Carlos Vásquez Méndez, Ivar Veermäe, Fernando Vilchez Rodriguez, Cristian Villavicencio Ruiz, Helena Wittmann, Chao Yong.
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03/05/2015
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15/04/2015
As january 2016 we are pleased to announce the opportunity to benefit from the many advantages we offer during our regular or one-time events, which can also to be found on our website throughout the year. Priority and free access to all events, invitations to the opening and closing ceremonies, professional cocktails and parties, access to a video-on-demand platform, live broadcasting, gifts and many surprises..
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Tv lab
Interviews and reports
04/04/2015
The streaming channel TV Lab is once again available on our website. Regularly updated with interviews, reports and summaries of recent Rencontres Internationales programmes, the event is a yearly opportunity to host global artists and professionals where they can present their work and research. TV Lab re-visits the event and extends the experience of the artists' work through their words.
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Interviews and reports
04/04/2015
The streaming channel TV Lab is once again available on our website. Regularly updated with interviews, reports and summaries of recent Rencontres Internationales programmes, the event is a yearly opportunity to host global artists and professionals where they can present their work and research. TV Lab re-visits the event and extends the experience of the artists' work through their words.
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Moving_image. Closing of the screening series
Z as Zarathoustra - Wednesday, March 4th 2015 at the Gaîté Lyrique
20/02/2015
Using the 26th letter of their Alphabet book, MOVING_IMAGE presents six unique films questioning the possibility of sight and sound. The "disparate singularities" mentioned by Gilles Deleuze at the end of his Alphabet book, suddenly make sense: the assertion of a perspective and a position in the world. The screenings include a special presentation of "Our Man" (O Homem nosso) by Pedro Costa, as well as films by Rafiqul Shuvo, Christian Barani, Dominik Ritszel, Halida Boughriet and Louise Botkay.
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Z as Zarathoustra - Wednesday, March 4th 2015 at the Gaîté Lyrique
20/02/2015
Using the 26th letter of their Alphabet book, MOVING_IMAGE presents six unique films questioning the possibility of sight and sound. The "disparate singularities" mentioned by Gilles Deleuze at the end of his Alphabet book, suddenly make sense: the assertion of a perspective and a position in the world. The screenings include a special presentation of "Our Man" (O Homem nosso) by Pedro Costa, as well as films by Rafiqul Shuvo, Christian Barani, Dominik Ritszel, Halida Boughriet and Louise Botkay.
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Moving_image #23
W as Wonderland - Wednesday, February 4th 2015 at the Gaîté Lyrique
18/01/2015
For the 23rd letter of their Alphabet book Moving_Image revisits and transposes Lewis Carroll's inverted world of "Alice in Wonderland" with 6 rare films and videos, which question the logic and randomness of our contemporary world. The screenings include a special presentation of "Ghosts Before Breakfast" by Hans Richter, as well as films by Loic Vanderstichelen and Jean-Paul Jacquet, Eduardo Williams, Bjørn Melhus, Federico Solmi and Konstantina Kotzamani.
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W as Wonderland - Wednesday, February 4th 2015 at the Gaîté Lyrique
18/01/2015
For the 23rd letter of their Alphabet book Moving_Image revisits and transposes Lewis Carroll's inverted world of "Alice in Wonderland" with 6 rare films and videos, which question the logic and randomness of our contemporary world. The screenings include a special presentation of "Ghosts Before Breakfast" by Hans Richter, as well as films by Loic Vanderstichelen and Jean-Paul Jacquet, Eduardo Williams, Bjørn Melhus, Federico Solmi and Konstantina Kotzamani.
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Moving_image #22
V as Vestige - Wednesday, January 7th 2015, at the Gaîté Lyrique
25/12/2014
For the 22nd letter of their Alphabet book, MOVING_IMAGE questions the notion of vestiges and of memories. The remains of ancient utopias or those of a society out of time, memories of history, fragile traces of our dreams and invisible monuments. Five rare films and videos by Ding Shiwei, Hans Op de Beeck, Lina Selander, Jonathan Perel and Apichatpong Weerasethakul.
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V as Vestige - Wednesday, January 7th 2015, at the Gaîté Lyrique
25/12/2014
For the 22nd letter of their Alphabet book, MOVING_IMAGE questions the notion of vestiges and of memories. The remains of ancient utopias or those of a society out of time, memories of history, fragile traces of our dreams and invisible monuments. Five rare films and videos by Ding Shiwei, Hans Op de Beeck, Lina Selander, Jonathan Perel and Apichatpong Weerasethakul.
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