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Call for entry Film Animation Documentary Hollywood Independent Promo showcase Shorts Student Videos People Fest directors Honors Interviews Pros D cinema Markets News Home >> Blogs >> International Film Festival Rotterdam's blog >> IFFR's art installations, performances, and exhibitions IFFR's art installations, performances, and exhibitions IFFR's art installations, performances, and exhibitions include works by Sergei Parajanov, Mika Taanlia, Cauleen Smith, David OReilly and Philippe Pareno. Art Directions 2019 International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) continuously explores, questions and pushes the boundaries demarcating the audio-visual landscape. This attitude culminates in Art Directions, IFFR’s extensive programme of art installations, performances and exhibitions, most of which are walk-in and free admittance. From slide projector artworks at Kunsthal Rotterdam to a 'séance of cinema' at Pathé Schouwburgplein, and from a Meme Café at Het Nieuwe Instituut to a film outtakes installation at Arminius: with Art Directions, IFFR celebrates the polyphony and richness of these projects inhabiting the borderland between the black box and white cube. IFFR invites you to roam that vast, kaleidoscopic space – who said that grey is not a colour? Frameworks Thu 24 JanFr i 25 Jan Suites Lacustres FREE A projected image and a 7.1 audio surround that edits in real time images shot on a lake. Sat 26 Jan Frameworks Master Talk Philippe Parreno One of the most unique artists of our time in converses with Andrea Lissoni. Sun 27 JanSat 2 Feb Minor History A portrait of the artist’s 90 year-old uncle Wahid, whose life is a catalogue of radical shifts. Laboratory of Unseen Beauty Thu 24 JanTue 29 Jan Temple of Cinema #1: Sayat Nova OuttakesFREE A rare insight into the creative mind of Sergei Parajanov. Say No More Thu 24 JanSun 3 Feb Works on PaperFREE A picture is worth a thousand words? Finnish artist Mika Taanila presents  two series. Blackout Thu 24 JanSun 3 Feb Blackout InstallationsFREE Revolving around the carousel slide projector, Blackout spotlights how we often forget. Rabbit Hole Thu 24 JanSun 3 Feb Meme CaféFREE A place where the audience can immerse themselves in the memeverse. Public space Thu 24 JanSat 2 Feb InsightFREE Cinema as a mirror of reality that becomes fiction. 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Rotterdam Netherlands View my profile Send me a message My festival International Film Festival Rotterdam More Festivals The Editor + Get the Editor's picks and news + Promote your line up during AFM - Cannes - Berlin + The editorial festivals and markets partners + Contact the Editor + The Editor's pick 'BEST FOR FESTS' User contributions Winners of the IFFR 2024 Tiger Award and VPRO Big Screen Award announced. IFFR Pro winners announced at CineMart 2024 Tiger Short Competition winners 2024 Tiger, Big Screen and Tiger Short competitions revealed for IFFR 2024 Sandra Hüller, Anne Fontaine, Alexander Kluge and Marco Bellocchio in IFFR Talks lineup The Hubert Bals Fund backs ten new feature projects Head South by Jonathan Ogilvie to open IFFR 2024 Exploring cinematic frontiers: Scud, Rachel Maclean, Spinvis and expanded cinema at IFFR 2024 Robby Müller Award 2024 goes to Grimm Vandekerckhove Hubert Bals Fund supports 12 projects with HBF+Europe schemes More blog entries
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