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Nordic Panoramas, Landscape No. 2 is selected to represent Filmform at the Luleå Biennale

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Nordic Panoramas, Landscape No. 2 will be screened at the Luleå Biennale as part of the programme In daylight I do not remember it so well, curated by Filmform – The Art Film & Video Archive.

I dagsljus minns jag det inte så väl – Filmprogram curerat av Filmform för Luleåbiennalen

På inbjudan av Luleåbiennalen presenterar Filmform ett filmprogram med fem titlar ur den egna samlingen. Programmet uppehåller sig kring frågor som rör historiens oundvikliga närvaro i vissa platser. Platser som endast existerar i minnet och de själsliga såren efter en svunnen samvaro, ett politiskt projekt eller en förlorad utopi. Filmerna i programmet varierar både ifråga om tid, form liksom innehåll men har gemensamt att platserna de skildrar så tydligt framstår som palimpsester, där lager av berättelser och upplevelser överlappar varandra och ständigt skrivs över.

Nordic Panoramas, Landscape No. 2 and Tågteve represented by Filmform

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The videos Nordic Panoramas, Landscape No. 2 and Tågteve by My Lindh are now represented by Filmform Art Film and Video Archive in Stockholm.

Filmform is a foundation dedicated to promotion, distribution and preservation of Swedish art film and experimental video. Filmform is the oldest existing organization in Sweden devoted to film and video art, often engaged as an advisor to museums, galleries, universities and festivals.

Earlier works by My Lindh represented in the Filmform Archive are Nordic Panoramas, Landscape No. 1, Performance in a Tramcar and Live.

Artists’ Books at HangmenProjects

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Participating in the exhibition Artists’ Books at HangmenProjects with the book Tågteve.

Participating artists: Monica Aasprong & Aron Kullander-Östling, Maria Andersson, Leontine Arvidsson, Siri Ahmed Backström, Annika Behm, Simon Berg, Jenny Bergman, Ida Björs, Simon Blanck, Catti Brandelius, Nadine Byrne & Ulrika Lublin & Malena Norlin, Elsa Chartin, Benedetta Crippa, Karin Cyrén, Victoria Da Cruz, Leif Elggren, Katarina Elvén, Henrik Franklin, Karin Gustavsson, Mattias Hellberg, Anna Henriksson, Cissi Hultman, Hösl & Mihaljevic, Jonas Esteban Isfält, Miriam Johannesson, Elin Maria Johansson, Andreas Johansson, Kolbeinn Karlsson, Eva Rocco Kenell, Björn Kjelltoft, Xenia Klein, Jakob Krajcik, Svante Larsson, My Lindh, Joanna Lombard, Stina Löfgren, Pauline Niks, Anna Nordström, Patrik Qvist, Anna-Karin Rasmusson, Lisa Rydberg, Marja-Leena Sillanpää, Nikolina Ställborn, Oli Svenblad, Nacho Tatjer, Ella Tillema, Lotta Törnroth, Susanne Vollmer, Niclas Zander, and Anna Zimmerman

Tågteve, book and screening at Reading Edge

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The book Tågteve is selected for the Reading Edge collection.

During the opening night of Reading Edge, the video Tågteve will be screened in Lilla studion.

Tågteve is a video by My Lindh, that is connected to her book Tågteve, published by Jon Brunberg förlag. The video is 7:52 min long and filmed through the train window, while the installation Tågteve was installed in the landscape along the railway between Stockholm and Uppsala in the summer of 2012.

Reading edge is a place dedicated to the field of knowledge processed by the labor of choreography, performing arts and performance of today – a place that sustains reading as an art practice constantly moving across legacies and territories. Reading edge collects artists’ books and other experimental forms of publications in various format and materiality, published by independent artists and art initiatives operating at the margin. These publications offer insight into a multiplicity of bodies, languages and technologies, here provided the possibility to participate in the making of a collective correlation.

Reading edge is run by c.off and opened in August 29th 2018 at our space, Körsbärsvägen 9 in Stockholm. Reading edge is open during all c.off public events, and during the spring of 2019 every Tuesday between 12 AM until 19 PM. Otherwise upon request.