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DOCLISBOA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 17-27 October 2024, Various Venues, Lisbon
Associate Programmer for Doclisboa International Film Festival. Film selection, shared artistic direction of programme, Q&As, presentations, texts, etc.
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HOMO URBANUS. A CITYMATOGRAPHIC ODYSSEY BY BEKA & LEMOINE 17 October 2024 - 20 April 2025, MAC/CCB, Lisbon
Curation, at the invitation of MAC/CCB, of the largest presentation to date of Bêka & Lemoine's extensive and epic ongoing project, Homo Urbanus. An epic video installation of pure cinematic observation, gathering evidence from local laboratories of the great global experiment in how to live together, and framing the street as a grand stage where the actions of daily life are performed.
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INTERVIEW - Público
Contribution to Vasco C��mara's article, for the newspaper Público, "O regress de Salazar. O cinema portugues indigo sober a memória da revolucao." A reflection on political legacies within contemporary Portuguese cinema, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Carnation Revolution.
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Essay, Of Home Movies and Green Years, in the book Passagens (Guilherme Blanc (Ed.), Batalha Centro do Cinema, 2024). Passagens deals transversally with concerns, affinities and speculations around the work of filmmakers João Salaviza and Renée Nader Messora, through essays by Creuza Krahô, Jacques Lemière, Joana Pimenta, Justin Jaeckle, Paz Encina, Philippe Descola, Wellington Cançado and Renata Marquez. Book Launch at Batalha, Porto. Review (Público).
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TWO FACES HAVE I 29 January - 3 May 2024, Fidelidade Arte, Lisbon
“When one likes something very much, or someone, it is hard to do anything but like it.” – Chris Langdon
“Long life to it [the vacuum cleaner] and to the society that wishes, like the cat, to lick itself clean.” – Pati Hill
Curated with Ampersand, as part of Territory, an exhibition cycle organised by Fidelidade Arte and Culturgest. MORE INFO EXHIBITION GUIDE AND TEXT (in PT and EN)
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DOCUMENTARY ON THE MARCH: THE TURBULENT 30S IN NEW DEAL AMERICA 19-28 October, Cinemateca Portuguesa, Lisbon An exploration of the interface of socio-cinematic experiment with 1930s New Deal America, via a journey to the dawn of documentary, through 58 films divided into 24 programmes. Curated for Doclisboa International Film Festival, in partnership with Cinemateca Portuguesa - Museu do Cinema. FULL PROGRAMME INTRODUCTION TO THE RETROSPECTIVE
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Juror, Best Feature Documentary, DokuBaku International Documentary Film Festival, Baku, Azerbaijan, 2023.
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Preview Session: DOCUMENTARY ON THE MARCH: THE TURBULENT 30S IN NEW DEAL AMERICA 7 July 2023, 9:45pm, Cinemateca Portuguesa, Lisbon A screening of three films, on the rooftop of Cinemateca, to preview the forthcoming retrospective for the 21st edition of Doclisboa International Film Festival (19-29 October 2023), in collaboration with Cinemateca Portuguesa - Museu do Cinema. Further details to come… [Trailer by Petar Vukičević]
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Conversation with Giovanna Borasi (CCA), following a screening of work from CCA’s archive, for Arquiteturas Film Festival, 28 June, 21.15, Batalha Centro de Cinema, Porto.
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Programme consultancy for the 7th edition of Human Entities – a series of conversations exploring ‘culture in the age of artificial intelligence’, organised by CADA in partnership with the Lisbon Architecture Triennale. Featuring Mark Leckey, Manuel Arriaga + Pedro Magalhães, Orit Halpern, and Joanna Bryson.
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A guide to Ballardian Bathing, surfing the internet, and bridging the industrial revolutions of two centuries on Portugal’s coastline. Text, commissioned by Maat Extended, in response to photographer/video artist Nuno Cera’s two works Untitled (Flare) and Untitled (Pier), presented on the occasion of Cera’s exhibition Distant Lights at maat – Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology.
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AS MARAVILHAS DA NATUREZA 19-23 October 2022, Ampersand, Lisbon Co-organisation of a community of existential creatures, through an exhibition featuring works by Nancy Graves, Artur Varela and Gabriel Abrantes, at Ampersand.
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DOCLISBOA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 6-16 October 2022, Various Venues, Lisbon
Programmer for Doclisboa International Film Festival. Film selection (with a focus on International Competition), Q&As, presentations, texts, etc.
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OCEAN AND OTHER ANIMALS, KEREN CYTTER 25-29 June 2022, Ampersand, Lisbon Co-organisation of an exhibition-cum-modest-bestiary of Keren Cytter’s work, at Ampersand.
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Editorial support for the publication Lost Zone. Hiking The Dawn of Metaverse, (Andrea Belosi and Joana Rafael
(Eds.), Viaindustriae, 2022)
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Associate Editor for the publication Wolfgang Stoerchle: Success in Failure (Alice Dusapin (Ed.), Daisy Editions/Christophe Daviet-Thery, 2021).
Wolfgang Stoerchle is a particularly notable artistic figure of the early seventies who left a certain but little advertised mark on a generation of Californian artists, especially through videotapes and performances involving his body as raw material. His short but eventful life is surrounded by rumors, and his abrupt death in 1976 may have emphasized the myth around him even more. His entire body of work was produced in eleven years, between 1965 and 1976. Forty-five years after he passed away, his name still drifts across the West Coast art world, awaiting wider recognition.
Wolfgang Stoerchle: Success in Failure is the first monograph on the artist's work, written by Alice Dusapin who has dedicated extensive research into his life and work since 2017 and organized several international exhibitions during this time (Ampersand, Lisbon; Gallery Overduin & Co, Los Angeles; Gallery Air de Paris and Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome).
The publication includes interviews with Daniel Lentz, Paul McCarthy, Matt Mullican, David Salle, Helene Winer, and an unpublished review by James Welling, alongside ephemera and documentation of Stoerchle's video works and performances, as well as rarely seen sculptures, installations, and paintings.
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Juror, Cinema Falado, Porto/Post/Doc Film & Media Festival, 2021.
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