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EVENT | Ten Slotte 3 - a six-day audiovisual program | 20 - 29 DEC. 2018

HET BOS | Ankerrui 5-7, 2000 Antwerp (BE) |

20-23 DEC. 2018 | 27-29 DEC. 2018 |






De Imagerie, Het Bos and Escautville collaborate for a third year in a row to end the year in style. Ten Slotte 3 is a six-day audiovisual program that goes past the traditional boundaries of the rectangular screen. We go past the classic one-way relationship between audience and screen, to discover a wide range of moving images.



Margarita Maximova

Margarita Maximova (º1990, Moscow, Russia) is a belgian-russian artist who got her masters degree in Fine Arts at Sint-Lucas Ghent. Her recent work revolves around ‘digital art’, based on the unending stream of images, opinions, answers and questions that we are exposed to online on a daily basis. Search engines have become an extension of our mind, for every question that pops up, an answer is within our reach, be it of a practical, psychological or emotional nature. A certain online use of language has become something habitual and recognisable. Margarita Maximova’s work responds and plays with this, until it gets turned around into something strange.




PROGRAM:

Thursday 20 December 19-24h Opening Expo Margarita Maximova 20:30h ‘Kev’ (2018, 47’) - Clémence Hébert Following: Performance Hiele Martens More info & tickets

Friday 21 December 12-24h Expo Margarita Maximova 20:30h 'Incantation, Wendy' - Frances Scott & Chu-Li Shewring More info & tickets

Saturday 22 December 12-24h Expo Margarita Maximova 20:30h ‘644_I hear snores, on the backseat of your mind’ (VR installatie) - Laura Stellacci More info

Sunday 23 December 10-16h Expo Margarita Maximova More info

Thursday 27 December 12-24h Expo Margarita Maximova 20:30h Performance Yutie Lee – ‘Ecstasy’ More info & tickets

Friday 28 December 12-24h Expo Margarita Maximova 20:30h ‘Ccà’ (2017, 72’) - Giancarlo Cutrona More info & tickets

Saturday 29 December 12-24h Expo Margarita Maximova 19:30h Otarkino: ‘Shadows of Our Forgotten Ancestors’ (1964) - Sergej Paradjanov

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