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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Overview of articles

  • See You Later/Au revoir

    A boss says goodbye to his secretary and leaves the office: what normally takes only a few seconds, is slowed down to a play lasting…
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  • Mirroir de l’origine

    On Ascension Day 2014, Deborah De Robertis showed visitors to the Musee d’Orsay her origins of the world, in front of Courbet’s painting of the…
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  • Der Besuch

    Granny pays her dear nephew a visit in his BDSM camp for men who love it brutal and dirty. Granny finds all this fascinating.
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  • natural history

    In 54 static shots, Benning provides a picture of the Natural History Museum in Vienna. With the exception of the first three shots, he chooses…
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  • Investigating the Color Spectrum for the Post-Apocalyptic Future Landscape

    Using household chemicals for photographic processing, bold colours and smears cover the slides of Lanzarote’s barren landscape that appears like an u
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  • Zero Irony

    Contemporary structuralist film that finds its form in a series of poetic, repeating loops, set atop a soundtrack of 21st-century prayer requests.
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  • Deleted

    Subtle Facebook horror film in the classic suspense style. After his death, a man continues to post. His wife fruitlessly tries to block him.
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  • Second Sighted

    Stratman selected a pretty heterogeneous set of documentary images from the vaults of the Chicago Film Archives, combining them to form a suggestive l
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  • Epicura

    Moody, night-time walks that don’t always seem to have a purpose. In Brazzaville there is always something up. Melancholy wanderers.
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  • Raking Light

    The 2014 Turner Prize nominated artist James Richards’ video is a looping, fizzing and sensually apocalyptic study of the elements.
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