Screening Literature - Acts of Transformation in Contemporary Film and Video Installation Art

Screening Literature - Acts of Transformation in Contemporary Film and Video Installation ArtBased on the doctoral thesis of Tanja von Dahlern, this book examines the ways in which literary works have been staged and transformed in visual art, specifically in the field of contemporary film and video installation since the mid 1990s. Focusing on artworks by Kutlug Ataman, Gerard Byrne, Stan Douglas, and Fiona Tan, it explores the role of literature in relation to cultural memory, as a place where narrative conventions are negotiated, and where

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artists' books

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economy and emancipation

there are also contributions such as “A Portrait of Queer History” by The National Portrait Gallery’s director Nicholas Cullinan

In its first instalment

I watched Olafur Eliasson’s talk at the New York Public Library

aid visuality that has gradually faded from people’s minds

children can actively learn more about their clothing and the different values attached to it

films and documents

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In this now seemingly omnipresent discussion – which crosses communities