Overview

Back and Forth is a video and film programme spread across three consecutive Wednesdays that combines experimental films, historical documents and performance on screen. Each programme works as a translation which considers artistic practice where cultural heritage plays a key role.  

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These films consider issues of identity and the complexity of social relations. 

Klipperty Klopp (Tagada), 1984
Andrew Kötting, 12', Super 8, b&w, sound.

Running Outburst, 1975
Charlemagne Palestine, 5'56", video, b&w, sound.

This Time Baguette, 2011
Lijana Jakovlevna Siuchina, 3', 16mm, b&w, silent.

Body Double 3,  1995
Brice Dellsperger, 1'50" looped, video, colour, sound.

So Many Ways To Hurt You, 2012
Jeremy Deller, 30', Video, colour, sound.

Total duration: 53'

Back and Forth was conceived by independent curator Marie Canet and was shown in part at the Centre Pompidou, Paris in May 2012 under the title Camera Britannica.

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