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, 7 pm

Physical Processes in Art

An evening with Nora Schattauer and a lecture by Prof. Dr. Joachim Schlichting, University of Münster: "The Inconceivable speaks to us in pictures - on the mutual relationship between art and science"
Hosted by Julia Schleis and Ludwig Seyfarth

, 7 pm

In Love with the Surface

artist talk with Anne Neukamp and Gregor Hildebrandt
hosted by Zdenek Felix and Ludwig Seyfarth
 

, 7 pm

Film Program by Markus Selg

Markus Selg, Storrada, 2011
Ben Rivers, Ah! Liberty, 2008
Kristina Chrastekova, Divoko a prudko zviera hladi (Wild und heftig streichelt sie das Tier), 2012
followed by a discussion with Markus Selg and Zdenek Felix

, 10 pm

hafenlichtspiele: !W.A.R. – !Women Art Revolution, 2011

A documentary film by Lynn Hershman Leeson on the history and current situation of feminist art movement.

KAI 10 film night on occasion of the opening of Filmwerkstatt Düsseldorf’s hafenlichtspiele

venue: Ueckerplatz, Medienhafen, Düsseldorf

, 7 pm

Vibrantly Dysfunctional

An evening of films by Olaf Breuning discussed in the context of new experimental film in the USA. With an introduction by Marc Glöde (curator Art Basel Film).

Night of the Museum

Guided tours with the KAI 10 team as well as Hidden Sounds: sound installations and electro-acoustic music by students from the Institute for Music and Media, Robert Schumann School, direction: Phillip Schulze

, 7 pm

Painting and Film

with an intrduction by art and film theorist
Elke Kania, Cologne:
„The  Interference of still images (of painting) and cinematic aesthetic“
Elke Nebel shows „Gemalte Filme” and Johanna Reich „Video Paintings”
The subsequent discussion will be hosted by Ludwig Seyfarth

, 7 pm

Artists, the better Art Critics?

An overiew by Noemi Smolik (Art Critic)

, 7 pm

Desiring Pictures

A discussion of the exhibition with artists Natalie Czech and Jens Ullrich, as well as Oliver Tepel (author, curator) and Julia Höner (curator of the exhibition)

, 7 pm

All the mistakes I`ve made. An Anti-Artist-Talk

by Daniel Cockburn (in English)

“I will discuss my film/video work in terms of the aesthetic and ideological missteps I have made.  It will perhaps be shown that my regrets constitute a parallel body of work.” (Daniel Cockburn)
Canadian artist Daniel Cockburn scrutinizes the popular medium of the artist talk in a critical, yet humorous way. 
In cooperation with the Embassy of Canada

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