A la faveur des manifestations londoniennes et romaines contre les hausses des frais d’inscriptions à l université en décembre 2010 l’on a vu apparaitre les Book Blocks. Les book blocks sont des groupes de manifestants qui se parent de boucliers pour aller en découdre avec les «gardiens de l’ordre» mais en y mettant la forme, en déguisant ces protections en couvertures de livres «piliers» pour la pensée du mouvement. .
ROME:
LONDRES;
Evelien Lohbeck, of Tilburg, Netherlands, is a graduate of the Academy of Arts, St. Joost (Breda) who is working as a freelance artist.Noteboek, an experimental film that was part of her graduation project in 2008, charts the transformation of the artist’s daybook into a make-believe computer, which plays four shorter films on a “paper” version of YouTube. Playing with illusions, the artist blurs the lines between the real and drawn. The award-winning video was featured at the 2008 Netherlands Online Film Festival.
Martin Kohout is a Czech artist living in Berlin, and currently finishing his studies at the studio of prof. Gregor Schneider at the Universität der Künste Berlin. His original film studies in Prague intersect with his current practice of conceptually oriented works, including appropriations, objects, and scripts for real-life actions, as well as work engaging Internet culture.
Bryce Kretschmann was born in California in 1974 and currently lives in Newark, New Jersey. He dropped out of high school to work as a computer repair tech and now freelances in graphic arts. His creative pursuits mostly center around electronic music, percussion, and an unreasonable interest in jaw harps. Since 1992, he’s hosted a music program at the longest-running freeform radio station in the U.S., New Jersey’s WFMU.
Version web de la pièce Euphémismes, une comédie française d’Elsa Ménard : http://euphemismes.com
La pièce s’est jouée du 12 au 14 mars 2010 à Confluences 75020, dans le cadre du festival re:media 2.0 1.0.
La compagnie MANGE TA TÊTE lance Euphémismes, une comédie française- version WEB.
Il ne s’agit pas dune adaptation filmée de la pièce mais du prélèvement de certaines scènes avec proposition de participation pour les internautes.
