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Video Days Exhibition
Bonington Gallery
Date of Exhibition: Friday 20th April - Friday 18th May 2018, Monday – Friday 10am - 5 pm, Saturdays 11am - 3pm
Video Days takes its title from the 90s skateboard video by Blind Skateboards. Produced in 1991 by American skateboarder and filmmaker, Spike Jonze, the iconic video depicts street and park skating in the US, and is considered one of the most influential skate videos of its time.
For the duration of 25 days the gallery will be transformed into an open cinema. Running daily, Video Days presents a different film or series of short films each day from different decades and genres. The films screened share several common themes, most prevalent is their relationship to the built environment.
Invited participants include independent research agency, Forensic Architecture whose film 77sqm_9:26min documents their counter investigation into evidence relating to the murder of 21-year-old Halit Yozgat in Kassel, Germany. Halit was the ninth of ten racist murders performed by a neo-Nazi group known as the National Socialist Underground (NSU) across Germany between 2000 and 2007.
Video Days also features Paris-based filmmaker Eric Baudelaire, whose 2017 film Also Known As Jihadi, traces a young man’s journey to radicalisation. Other films include contributions from photographer and filmmaker Dick Jewell; and artists Karen Cunningham, and Simon Martin.
Bonington Gallery launch their open cinema with a special evening screen of the 90s skateboard film, Video Days on Thursday 19 April.
Announcements of the full line-up, including start times and film duration, will be shown on the Bonington Gallery website and via their social media channels.
If you wish to attend the preview evening (Thursday 19 April, 5–7 pm) please RSVP to boningtongallery@ntu.ac.uk
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