Every night in Lantaren/Venster: Live Performances.
First row presented by Size Matters, second by WORM.
Live Matters
th 22:
22.30 Ben Russell:
Recent Anthropologies
fr 23:
19.30 Paul Clipson:
Half-Light Mysterium
21.00 Paul Barrow:
Every Time I See Your Picture I Cry
22.30 Aki Onda (met Noël Akchoté):
Cinemage
sa 24:
22.00 C&H:
The Nickelodeon
23.30 Hébert/Ostertag:
Special Forces
su 25:
22.00 Domnitch/Gelfand:
10000 Peacock Feathers in Foaming Acid
23.30 Bruce McLure:
Reformed Lid After Lid in Tune
LIVE
tu 27:
22.30
Oren Ambarchi + Faces
we 28:
22.30
Blectum from Blechdom + Maga Bo & MC Bnegão
th 29:
22.30
Jeff Keen + Peter Rehberg aka Pita
fr 30:
22.30
Alan Courtis + Gangpol und Mit
sa 31: Æthenor + Brent Coughenour
21.00 (21:00, location: WORM,
Route description)
NEW:
Mon, Tue Wed, Jan 26/27/28: Bruce McClure 16mm live cinema workshop
RIDDLE OF THE BEAST
Bruce McClure is een regelmatige gast van het Filmfestival Rotterdam. Ook
dit jaar heeft hij een live “projection” performance op het festival in
het Size Matters programma. In samenwerking met het IFFR zal Bruce een 3-daagse hands-on Live Cinema / Optical Sound workshop bij WORM verzorgen: Riddle of the Beast At the circus, in the safety of our seats, we watch the elephant’s bulk coaxed into intemperate feats. As the lights come up we realize that we
never left the velveteen plush of the movie house. The workshops will
reach deeply into the substance of the friendly pachyderm to discover at least two electrical conductors that are the source of our affection for this beast. Products of the 19th century, incandescent light and its offspring, the movie projector, were given a voice in the 1920’s by optical sound. These revolutionary technologies may be languishing on the threshold of extinction but will be celebrated and preserved as echoes and
afterimages of the machine age resonating in the vitality of 21st century
consciousness.
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WORM is a Rotterdam based artists collective, a venue and workspace for music, film and new media. Born under the stars of punk, dada, fluxus, situationism and futurism, WORM has grown to a tenacious organisation that combines the 'Do-It-Yourself' mentality of it's ancestors with ultra-pragmatism and good bookkeeping. The output of WORM is film, radio, concerts, performances, web-projects, installations, an array of tactile media and a 24/7 webstation. WORM focusses on OpenSource, re-cycled material, Superuse, seriousness and fun.