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Reels on Wheels is a mobile cinema project that will visit neighborhoods, towns, villages, and communities to project films and video works by local artists.

In the last decades we have watched as movie theaters have moved to the giant malls, video has entered the home, the price of a movie ticket has gone up and up, and the collective movie-watching experience has nearly faded, More and more people cannot afford to take part in this experience, not to mention those with limited mobility. In today’s age, when virtually any frame and shot can instantaneously reach our personal computer screen and cellular phone, we believe that the arts of cinema and the video must ask themselves—what is their place in today’s reality? The Reels on Wheels project is one chance to restore the viewing of these arts as a public and community event.

Every day, Reels on Wheels will visit a different community and will take part in the activities organized there by various organizations and centers in the community. Among others, Reels on Wheels will visit in communities affiliated with the organization Mahapach-Taghir: villages from the council of unrecognized villages in the Negev; the Ramat Eliyahu Art Workshop; “Mahsan 52” in Yeruham; and more. In each place, classic films will be screened on 16mm alongside films and video works by local filmmakers and artists. The artists themselves will join the journey, present their works, and speak with the audience.

The program will vary from place to place and will try to adapt itself to different spaces. In addition to the mobile program, in some of the places, we will screen works by artists from the community itself, such as 900 Meters Productions in Mitzpe Ramon; or youth community cinema projects, such as short films by youths from Beit Jann; in Kiryat Shmona, we will even set out to shoot a short movie with one of Mahapach’s youth groups. The video, on people in the neighborhood, will be shown on the second screening day in the neighborhood.

The participating filmmakers and artists:

Avigail Sperber, Avishai Sivan, Oron Cohen, Uri Katzenstein, Eyal Halfon, Ayelet Menahemi and Eilona Ariel, Alon Alsheich, Alex and Ziad Bakri, Asaf Saban, Basel Tannus, Yael Bartana, Gur Bentwich, David Noy, Daniel Sivan, Hadasa Goldvicht, Luna Matar, Max Epstein, Firas Khoury, Home:Site Project, Shadi Sarour, Shahar Marcus, Tamar Shippony, sala-manca group, heb2.tv

Reels on Wheels is a project of Mamuta at the Daniela Passal Art and Media Center.

With the generous support of the Ostrovsky Family Fund

Concept and curator: Thalia Hoffman

Production: Mamuta & Thalia Hoffman

Reels on Wheels is made possible thanks to the partners in the various communities, the volunteers, and the artists, all of whom have contributed from their time and creativity.

Calls & Opportunities Event

OFF Series - Yvonne Rainer, Selected Works (1966-1978)

Thursday, July 29rd, 19: 30 at the Jerusalem Cinemateque

OFF series >> Part 2 >> Masters of Video Art with the support of the Ostrovsky Family Fund || Curators: Sala-Manca and Sergio Edelsztein – CCA

Yvonne Rainer trained as a modern dancer in New York and has become a famous choreographer who has traveled in the U.S. and Europe to present her work.  She started the Judson Dance Theater in 1962 and has received many awards, honorary Doctor of Fine Arts Degree, and fellowships for her work. She has completed  seven films.

Trio A, 1978, 10:30 min.

Five Easy Pieces: Hand Movie, Volleyball (foot film), Rhode Island red, Trio Film, and Line, 1966-1968, 48:00 min.

For tickets: 02.5654333 (jerusalem cinemateque)

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A  sound workshop for artists and creators within the digital media, with no prior experience needed. The workshop will consist on recordings for video productions based on a one or two men production team, providing basic tools for recordings in field conditions.  Topics: sound equipment – operation interview recordings in controlled environments dialogue recording in closed spaces dialogue recording in open spaces outdoor noises- problem solving recordings from an external source The workshop includes real time recordings and results analyzing guided by Noam Shpigler, T.V and cinema sound-track designer and Mamuta’s sound man. Participation: 220 nis, for students 170 nis -for further information and registration: 077-4310485, www.mamuta.org

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at Mamuta, July 21st, 17:00

The workshop deals with the re-make of Dziga Bertov’s classical film, digital manipulations and re-make as as concept. The work done during the workshop becomes part of an on-line and ongoing project. The workshop includes- Screening of Dziga Vertov’s original film- man with a movie camera, 1929. Discussion concerning the film’s ideas and aesthetics Introduction to the project’s website and concepts Discussion over remake possibilities: literal remake, interpretive content, interpretive formalism, digital manipulations Shooting footage in real time, from digital still cameras, cell phones, video cameras   Editing, and uploading files. screening remake for participants to see their uploads as part of the global montage   Perry Bard is an artist living in New York; she works individually and with community groups on projects for public spaces, dealing with issues of media representation. Her works were shown worldwide:Ars Electronica – Lindz, Transmediale-Berlin, Montreal Biennale among others…   Bard is participating in Mamuta’s residency program on July 4th – 26th 2010.   For further information: Dana- 077-4310485, www.mamuta.org , dziga.perrybard.net   The workshop is open to the audience, free of charge, please register in advance, places are limited:send an email with your CV up to 10 lines and details to contact you back.

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6.1.2010 | 20:00 |@mamuta

UBERMORGEN.COM is an artist duo created in Vienna, Austria, by lizvlx and Hans Bernhard. Behind UBERMORGEN.COM we can find one of the most unmatchable identities – controversial and iconoclastic – of the contemporary European techno-fine-art avant-garde. Their open circuit of conceptual art, drawing, software art, pixel painting, computer installations, net.art, sculpture and digital activism (media hacking) transforms their brand into a hybrid Gesamtkunstwerk. The computer and the network are (ab)used to create art and combine its multiple forms. the permanent amalgamation of fact and fiction points toward an extremely expanded concept of one’s working materials that for UBERMORGEN.COM also include (international) rights, democracy and global communication (input-feedback loops). “Ubermorgen” is the German word both for “the day after tomorrow” and “super-tomorrow”.

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http://www.UBERMORGEN.COM

In the lecture they will present some of their past projects 1999-2009  and focusing also in the current project they are working on “superenhanced” .

An UBERMORGEN.COM lecture split into two. The first part of the talk will focus on their oeuvre 1999-2009 featuring main projects such as The Election Trilogy including [V]ote-Auction, the EKMRZ Trilogy including GWEI and the Generator Tetralogy with the 2001 Injunction Generator. The second part of the lecture will focus on their 2008-09 research-project “Superenhanced” dealing with Enhanced Interrogations (torture), Child Imprisonment, Extraordinary Renditions, Supermax (high-security prisons) and the interrogation-software “Superenhanced Generator”. They will to tell you about the research, the methodology, the terminology, their artistic approach, the technology, the performances and the personal aspects of this project.

http://superenhanced.com
http://ipnic.org/superenhanced
http://ubermorgen.com/EKMRZ_Trilogy
http://gwei.org
http://ipnic.org/Generator_Trilogy
http://ipnic.org
http://vote-auction.net
http://www.UBERMORGEN.COM
http://tinyurl.com/UM-Amazon-de

Ubermorgen residency at Mamuta is possible thanks to Pro-Helvetia (Switzerland) and BMUKK (Austria) support

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Mamuta hosts Sansa Group

Unique experience of creating a REAL ANIMATED FILM!
Children and youth, from 5 to 18 years old, in cooperation with professional artists and experienced methodists will create their own pieces of animation: exploring the secrets of animation techniques, going through all the stages of film creation: from script to screening!
Project participants:
Hosting:
Mamuta, Ein Kerem
Authorship:
Sansa Group: Max Epstein - artist, animator; Olga Goltser - animator, designer.
Methodics:
Yuri and Lina Krasny
Project coordinator:
Vasyl Sribny
For more information, please see the Hebrew page or call  054 8030213, 054 6601869.
Application deadline: Dec.24
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Call for Applications for Artist’s Workspace

Deadline for period January-June is over.

Visual artists,  sound artists, designers, architects, curators, and researchers in the arts, are invited to submit applications for a workspace at Mamuta.

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