[Reader-list] [Announcements] 'I Am Future Melancholic at Tate Modern' 20th January 2007 7pm

Alice O'Reilly alice at tank.tv
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Matthieu Laurette, Déjà Vu: The 2nd International
Look-alike Convention at Castello di Rivoli (2001-2002)
Courtesy Matthieu Laurette - Blow de La Barra
 * I Am Future Melancholic
* *Tate Modern / 20th January 2007 - 7pm
www.tank.tv / 15th January - 28th February 2007 *

  This show presents moving images by artists whose practice reflects a
vision of tomorrow. The structures and systems of reality are examined to
reveal glimpses into what we call 'the future'. This ineffable and
intangible concept, that constantly haunts the present, here provokes a
wealth of musings and imaginings.

In 'Bruxelles 4023', Mathieu Delvaux & Xavier van Huffel perform street
interviews to ask the public what they think Brussels might be like in 4023.
The answers, as varied as the people themselves, reveal the concept of the
future as a screen for hopes, fears and fantasy. Astarting point into an
exploration of tomorrow...

Challenging, doubt-inducing and transformative aspects of 'the future' can
be perceived in Vito Acconci's repetitive acts, recorded in a super8 film
'Break-Through' or in Philippe Meste's detonative video 'LHRB'. Rachel
Reupke's 'Infrastructure' is born of a fascination with movie special
effects and narrative devices. And Carsten Höller's 'One minute of doubt'
and 'Punktefilm' induct a representation of our 'timeless everyday', and
magically echo the playful nature of his present turbine hall insta llation.
Laurent Montaron shows us a fictive exploration of time and travel through
his `Readings', while Matthieu Laurette's impressive cocktail of celebrity
lookalikes brings us into confusion at a blured vision of the limits between
performance and observation. Mai Yamashita and Naoto Kobayashi's star, in
'When I wish Upon a Star' gives us time we need to wish upon.

Artists include: Erwin Wurm, Haris Epaminonda, Xavier Veilhan, Carsten
Höller, Philippe Meste, Susanne Bürner, Laurent Montaron, Chris Cornish,
Mathieu Delvaux & Xavier Van Huffel, Bernard Gigounon, Matthieu Laurette,
Rachel Reupke, John Latham, Vito Acconci and Mai Yamashita & Naoto
Kobayashi.

The Artist Mathieu Delvaux, Matthieu Laurette and Susanne Bürner with
musician Steve Trafford (ex member of the Fall / member of Tycoons Follies),
will also be present to introduce their work.

"I am Future Melancholic" is at Tate Modern at 7pm on Saturday 20 January
2007 and online on www.tank.tv from 15 January to 28 February 2007

Curated by Anne-Sophie Dinant and Laure Prouvost



"I Am Future Melancholic" is kindly supported by:




 www.tank.tv
 www.tate.org.uk<http://www.tate.org.uk/modern/eventseducation/film/7362.htm>


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tank.tv is an inspirational showcase of contemporary moving images /
dedicated
to exhibiting and promoting moving images, www.tank.tv acts
as a platform for the new, innovative work in film and video

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Alice O'Reilly
tank.tv
5th floor
49-50 Great Marlborough street
London W1F 7JR

alice at tank.tv
T +44 (0)207434 0110
F +44 (0)207434 9232

http://www.tank.tv

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tank.tv is an inspirational showcase of contemporary moving images /
dedicated
to exhibiting and promoting moving images, www.tank.tv acts
as a platform for the new, innovative work in film and video
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