Vol. 4 - Masha Tupitsyn
Vol. 4 - Masha Tupitsyn
Vol. 4 - Masha Tupitsyn
The fourth episode presents a reading from Masha Tupitsyn’s book Picture Cycle, published by MIT Press in 2019. In the book Tupitsyn melds film criticism, philosophy, and autobiography and investigates personal and cultural annals of memory, identity, and spectatorship. The chapter “I give you my word” deals explicitly with Masha’s film/audio-essay Love Sounds, which is currently on view at the gallery. The other chapter presented in this episode is called “Famous Tombs” and focuses on the 1990s love relationship of Winona Ryder and Johnny Depp. Both chapters are read by Caitlin Mulligan.
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Music written and produced by Mike Ratledgemikeratledge.bandcamp.com
Podcast unterstützt durch österreichisches Bundesministerium für Kunst, Kultur, öffentlicher Dienst und Sport.
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Indistinct Chatter
Indistinct Chatter is a podcast series accompanying the group exhibition with the same title at LAYR Vienna curated by Pia-Marie Remmers. Each episode features one artist in the show, offering an extended space for their work and thoughts. Music written and produced by Mike Ratledgemikeratledge.bandcamp.comPodcast unterstützt durch österreichisches Bundesministerium für Kunst, Kultur, öffentlicher Dienst und Sport. -Indistinct Chatter is a group exhibition dedicated to film, while at the same timeexcluding it. Since the 1970s, exhibition spaces have become more frequently transformed into quasi movie theaters, with video works forming an integral part of contemporary artists' often immersive installations. But how do we attend to the sensation and pull of the cinematic when the moving image is absent? The works on view range from narrative snippets and movie props to closing credits, without showing a single motion picture. Temporality and movement are largely suspended, while the apparent subplots and by-products of the cinematic are put into the spotlight. A nod to Louise Lawler's "A Movie Will Be Shown Without The Picture" (1979) where the audience was invited to watch a full-length film in a regular cinema without its visual component, the exhibition tackles questions of performativity, narration and representation in front of and behind the screen.Join Podchaser to...
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