Friday, 19 March 2010, 24:00 | midnight

#13: ANT FARM 1968-1978

With this screening - a cooperation with »basis«, Frankfurt - we are pleased to return to very beginnings of video art. We show early works by the legendary collective Ant Farm.

Friday, 26 February 2010, 24:00 | midnight

#12: BitteBitteJaJa

Through their spontaneous and integrated use of all media, almost in the way of a performance, BitteBitteJaJa create a poetic interpretation of social drama: Where do we come from? Where are we going? What is going on? Unimpressed by criticism and formal deconstruction they create art that ignores false hopes, artistic boredom and intellectual blockades.

Friday, 15 January 2010, 24:00 | midnight

#11: Mathilde ter Heijne

The emancipation of voice is a driving force of feminist theories and acts. Ter Heijne both adheres to such incentives while also exposing criticism for the specificity of such gender politics. Motivated by a contemporary relationship to feminist thought in which the individual is not restricted to a proclaimed singular identity but can identify with a diversity of principles and phenomena, she works performatively with these questions.

Friday, 18 December 2009, 24:00 | midnight

#10: Ulf Aminde

Alternatively as accomplice, rival, and/or companion of “people on the verge of a crisis,” like those that have an interest in the relationship of an individual to society, Ulf Aminde develops images together with them that negotiate questions of identity, social roles, and, thus, his own position as artist.

Friday, 27 November 2009, 24:00 | midnight

#9: Reynold Reynolds

In works involving installation and documentation, Reynold Reynolds creates images of disintegration, consumption, and de-composition. A cycle of disintegration also becomes visible in the intimate portraits in Six Apartments. On a split screen, using primarily horizontal and vertical tracking shots as well as stills, the film feels its way through ...

Friday, 16 October 2009, 24:00 | midnight

#8: gelitin and friends

Gelitin inspires laughter and sheepish grins—a reaction not unlike that of gasping crowds mortified by children yelling “P*nis!” in public. Gelitin is notorious for their bold performances in which they involve friends and the audience.

Friday, 26 June 2009, 24:00 | midnight

#7: Ulrich Polster

Ulrich Polster’s artistic practice finds its roots in the experimental filmmaking that developed in East Germany in the 1980s as an informal, cultural space for critical reflection and distance. In the early 90s it repeatedly became a site for a reformulation of artistic and media positions. Ulrich Polster’s contemporary installations ...

Friday, 22 May 2009, 24:00 | midnight

#6: Eléonore de Montesquiou

Dealing with on a very personal and poetic manner the being in between times and spaces, between Europe (Estonia) and Russia, between the small towns of Narva and Ivangorod, with the working situation of the inhabitants of the border region, at the very edge of Europe.

Friday, 17 April 2009, 24:00 | midnight

#5: Stefan Panhans

Since the turn of the millennium we find ourselves at the turning point of a historic sea change in the media. Such times – recurring as they are through the ages – witness the development of a radically altered concept of a subject. At the transition from the analogue to ...

Friday, 27 March 2009, 24:00 | midnight

#4: Knut Klaßen

We are different. We are artists. We are the art. Knut — Have you just seen this? Jette — What? Knut — There was someone sitting. Jette — Where? Knut — By the side of the road. Jette — Crass. Knut — At the ...

Friday, 30 January 2009, 24:00 | midnight

#3: Marc Aschenbrenner

On abandoned planets and lost posts, on orbits around nothing: the cephalopods and snowmen, the hikers and bikers, the algaed, golden, sweating figures, the snailish, insectlike, narrowly wound beings from the cosmos of Marc Aschenbrenner move in spaces devoid of history. They are isolated: they have sensation, but feelings are ...

Friday, 19 December 2008, 24:00 | midnight

#2: Annika Larsson & Samuel Nyholm

Annika Larsson and Samuel Nyholm celebrate together with their cast and crew the premiere of Scenografi, 2008, 65:00 min Scenografi, shot in Berlin, partly on 16mm, follows the construction of a set design in wood, inspired by the typical kind of rudimentary cartoons you find in the marigin of newspapers ...

Kunst im Sessel

Ein neues Videoprogramm im Kino Babylon Mitte Wenn fünf sich zusammentun, können sich 500 freuen. Zumindest rechnerisch. Die Künstler Bjorn Melhus und Sven John eröffnen ein Videoprogramm mit Uraufführungen, das sich der Sammler Iwo Wessel und der Galerist Olaf Stüber ausgedacht haben. Fünfter im Bunde ist das Kino Babylon Mitte ...

Friday, 21 November 2008, 24:00 | midnight

#1: Sven Johne and Bjørn Melhus

Sven Johne whose photography series are evidence and documentation of histories behind the pictures, in a mixture of found and invented constantly oscillating between literature and newspaper reports, has made two videos that deal with special forms of communication. »Elmenhorst« shows a border transgression and encounter between two people in several ways. ...