Exhibition Ao at Huis Marseille Amsterdam Until May 15 2022
At the center of the exhibition Ao are three short films; Shio (2018), Yorishiro (2020) and Ao (2021)
At the center of the exhibition Ao are three short films; Shio (2018), Yorishiro (2020) and Ao (2021)
Charlotte Dumas • Dragers
werkpaarden in beweging | fotografie, tekeningen en film 9 oktober 2021 t|m 16 januari 2022
The exhibition “Bezoar” presents like a diptych two of Dumas’ most recent films, Shio ( 2018) and Yorishiro ( 2020) in which two young female protagonist play an important role next to the horses on the small rugged island of Yonaguni. A subject Dumas has been documenting and following since …
Yorishiro is on view at De Pont museum for contemporary art Tilburg from November 30 through February 9 2020 Yorishiro is the second film of Dumas in which a small Japanese island where wild horses of an ancient breed still roam freely, plays an important role. In the first film on …
Dromers ( Dreamers) by Charlotte Dumas with a text by Bibi Dumon Tak published by Quirido Amsterdam 2019 Printed by Rob Stolk printers Amsterdam Hard cover 25 x22 cm pages: 56 26 images in full color In Dutch To order please click here 🙂 Can a polar bear sleep under …
Yorishiro is the second film of Dumas in which a small Japanese island where wild horses of an ancient breed still roam freely, plays an important role.
RETRIEVED
On and after September 11, 2001, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) deployed close to a hundred search dogs along with their handlers—from a network of 26 active task forces from 18 different states—to both the World Trade Center in New York City and the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. In the aftermath of the attacks the dogs searched day and night for survivors, making sure no one would be stranded in the rubble, while rescue workers and firemen slowly made their way through the chaos and debris.
Ongrijpbaar wezen by Merel Bem, Dutch only.
In Dutch only, see link for full article. Museumtijdschrift Het Stille van paarden by Oek de jong
In Dutch only, see pdf for article Groene Amsterdammer review by Maria Barnas