Dissenting Desires: Artists’ Film in Eastern Europe in the 1970s and 1980s
Screening at the Cube at the Project Arts Centre, 6-7.30 pm, 10th December
Life in Eastern Europe in the 1970s and 1980s was shaped in the image of the grey-suited authorities that held on to power. Sexuality and gender roles were understood in the most conventional terms. A small number of 'underground' artist-film-makers in the Eastern Bloc channelled their desire for difference by performing before the camera. Some of their rarely-seen works will be screened in the Cube at the Project Arts Centre, 6-7.30 pm, Tuesday 10th December 2019, in conjunction with the exhibition of Anna Daučíková's work in the gallery.
Programme
Natalia LL, Sztuka konsumpcyjna (Consumer Art), 1974, Poland
Cornelia Schleime, Unter weißen Tüchern (Under White Sheets), 1983, GDR
Gabriele Stötzer, Trisal, 1986, GDR
Vladimir Mamyshev Monroe, Yuris Lesnik and Timur Novikov, an episode of Pirate TV, 1991, USSR
Introduced by David Crowley, NCAD