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* Did Israel steal the falafel from the Palestinians? This seemingly silly question is a precursor to an investigation into the intentional and systematic hijacking and eradication of Palestinian cultural history by the state of Israel. | * Did Israel steal the falafel from the Palestinians? This seemingly silly question is a precursor to an investigation into the intentional and systematic hijacking and eradication of Palestinian cultural history by the state of Israel. | ||
* This psycho-geographical project charts a subjective and exilic map of the falafel in London, as well map those attending the meals - a collage of friends and colleagues belonging to relevant artistic and political networks. | * This psycho-geographical project charts a subjective and exilic map of the falafel in London, as well map those attending the meals - a collage of friends and colleagues belonging to relevant artistic and political networks. | ||
== LAWRENCE ABU HAMDAN == | |||
Revision as of 12:16, 2 November 2022
Day 02 - 02.11.22
REFERENCES
WEB Huge artist film database (ubu.com/film/index
READ
WATCH
LARISSA SANSOUR
Palestinian, Jerusalem - lives in UK - interdisciplinary borrowing from the langauage of film, media, etc. Life in Palestine, televised culture, Humurous schemes.
Nation Estate (2012)
- a lot of visual signifiers - no dialogue
- the wall separates them from Israel, the main state
- part of a trilogy - portray a bleak future as a consequence of current choices
- clinically dystopian - glossy images CGIs
- a vertical solution - a high rise encapsulates the whole palestinian population and culture
- sci-fi as a carrier bag for complex political and identity issues
- many sci-fi films created in Eastern side of Berlin - such as Metropolis
- carves a new direction in the way video art can be an aggressive player in reimagining future utopias
Falafel Road (2010)
- Did Israel steal the falafel from the Palestinians? This seemingly silly question is a precursor to an investigation into the intentional and systematic hijacking and eradication of Palestinian cultural history by the state of Israel.
- This psycho-geographical project charts a subjective and exilic map of the falafel in London, as well map those attending the meals - a collage of friends and colleagues belonging to relevant artistic and political networks.