exhibitions.

past exhibition.

Second Nature | Two Nights of Film Projection | may 29 & may 30, 2007. 8 pm.

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Marc Bauer, Eelco Brand, Chris Cornish, Tom Dale, Monica Duncan in collaboration with Matthew Underwood,
Aleksandra Domanovic, Collectif Fact, MM Green, Camille Henrot, Karen Koltrane, Margit Lukacs & Persijn Broersen,
Julie Orser, and Richard T. Walker.

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Give me a wildness whose glance no civilization can endure--as if we lived on the marrow of koodoos devoured raw.
Henry David Thoreau, in Walking.


The videos and films in this second series of projection nights bring together thirteen artists whose work discuss social, ideological and historical relationships with the Wild.

The idea for this projection was based on a series of questions.
What can be described as wilderness at a time when much of the earth’s land is being annexed by cities? How have we been reinventing the idea of a preserved nature, untouched by the hand of humanity? What does the wilderness evokes to you?

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2:22 | Julie Orser, See Sick, 2007.

0:20 | Aleksandra Domanovic, 10, 2007.

1:09 | Collectif Fact, Bubblecars, 2004.

2:22 | Tom Dale, Return To The Last Frontier, 2005.

10:52 | Margit Lukacs & Perijn Broersen, Prime Time Paradise, 2005.

1:45 | MM Green, Unsightly, 2007.

1:20 | Swiftie & Karen Koltrane, Witness To The Death Of Language, 2006.

10:16 | Marc Bauer, Tautology, 2004.

6:15 | Camille Henrot, Dying Living Woman, 2005.

3:12 | Monica Duncan & Matthew Underwood, land-tracking-land, 2004.

1:00 | Eelco Brand, V.Movi, 2006.

6:34 | Chris Cornish, Mythology, 2005.

9:41 | Richard T. Walker, I'll Be Lost When I Find You, 2006.