19. UNDER|DOX 10-16 OKT

The King of Chicory, in the nude, offers a wild monotonous incantation of carelessness, which, quite in the opposite, seems to display his wounds openly. Maybe he lives too close to the bosom of the Lord Jesus … close to vomiting up his bare existence.

Excitement of the senses, something for everyone.
Whoever crosses this bridge, they say, enters a magic circle.

Triangle of democracy: Public square, speech, election.
Somewhere in France during the presidential campaign.

”Projekt” depicts the site of the International Trade Fair in Lagos as a transhistorical conglomerate of different perspectives by becoming itself a space of encounter and collaboration.

Young people from Brussels play a well-known European memory game, in which players must repeat and then add to an ever-growing list of items that they would take with them on a trip. But there’s a bitter twist to this version of the game: all the items need to come from a packing list of 8,000 objects from a colonial expedition to the former Belgian Congo. The list includes a spear, ten beetles, an ivory horn, an elephant-hair chain, and 140 meters of film of pygmies fighting.

It is not the first time that Jacques Tati comes to mind in a film by Josef Dabernig. Both like to appear in front of the camera in their quiet humor, both let non-sites and “nowheres” become the main actors and mistrust the spoken word; the language of the objects is eloquent enough. – Regina Schlagnitweit

The film focuses on the often invisible world of the young poeple under 27. The artist accompanied eight young protagonists into their personal spaces at night and examined the relationship between social space, architecture and the body. The film was made as part of Public Art Munich as an intervention in public space.

Levi is there too early. Sarah is still working. He wants to go out, she’d rather go straight to his place. The flatmates lie on the couch and laugh. Levi would so much like to throw himself into the relationship, but he doesn’t dare. Sarah enjoys shining in his eyes. If only there wasn’t this hunch that the two of them are too different. Let him make the announcements.

Football stadiums have long been the designated places for the escalation of conflicts and every incident during a football match makes for a fire-starting headline. Meanwhile, the armies of six former Yugoslav republics have been getting together every year for over a decade, for a futsal tournament in the name of peace, in almost complete media silence.

Associative and soul-searching journey passing through the troglodyte village of Meymand to a secret police prison turned into a museum, a rectangular pigeon house, to Ekbatan, a high-rise residential complex, ends up into Behesht-e Zahra of Tehran, the largest Cemetery in Iran.