»Depressed? It might be political« International Film and Video-Art Programme
Feeling Bad in Feminist Queer Video and Film Art
The film programme »Depressed? It might be political« presents well-known artists, who are political and artistic partners and friends in a »feminist-queer bonding of fellow travelers«. Their film and video works are usually shown in the visual arts world. They formulate a critique of the neoliberal social relations, combined with the at times activist and performative aesthetics of pop culture, full of sarcasm and irony, and exciting references to the queer politics of the past decades.
curated by Karin Michalski (Berlin)
The Alphabet of Feeling Bad
Karin Michalski
The Alphabet of Feeling Bad shows an experimental interview with the theorist and activist Ann Cvetkovich. Cvetkovich’s performance, which is […]
Happy Profiling
Wassan Ali
»Happy Profiling is an answer to letters and emails I got from the Postbank two years ago. The film is […]
New Report
Wynne Greenwood, K8 Hardy
Wynne Greenwood and K8 Hardy are reporters at WKRH − a feminist news station whose tagline is »pregnant with information«. […]
’Ricerche: Three’
Sharon Hayes (Artist)
In ’Ricerche: Three’ Sharon Hayes is engaging in a conversation with 35 students who are enrolled in an all women’s […]
A Short Video about Tate Modern
Emma Wolukau-Wanambwa
A Short Video about Tate Modern discusses public culture and the limits of visibility in spaces and moments in which […]
Toxic
Pauline Boudry, Renate Lorenz
Toxic shows two protagonists in an undated time, a punk figure in glitter (Ginger Brooks Takahashi) and a drag queen […]
Untitled (Trashcan)
Klara Lidén
A scenery that many of us know quite well: you sit in your studio or work space and you try […]
Whacker
Stanya Kahn, Harry Dodge
»Under a cloudless Los Angeles sky, Kahn − dressed in incongruous heels and a summery dress − runs an electric […]
