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Together with other projects for the InnenStadtAktionen, the
A-clip project was presented for the first time at the minus96
congress in Berlin. The first compilation of the A-clip was
closely connected to the InnenStadtAktionen which was taking place
in several cities from the 2nd to the 8th of July 1997. During
that time, the A-clip had sreenings in the supporting programme
of many cinemas. The clips are still distributed today.
A-clip is an ambulant city-political cinema-window, as an attempt
to be part of the process of forming public opinion and ideas,
involving subcultural minority positions. The first compilation
of 1997 was focused on internal security ond privatisation- projection
and exclusion. It was initiated in the context of the countrywide
campaign InnenStadtAktionen which was taking action as well
as seeking public attention against the turning of public space
into places of fun and consumption and the social and economic
limitations. The Clips were produced on video, edited on a home
computer and transferred to 35mm.
self-description of A-clip
At this point, the second compilation of the A-clip is in the
stage of preparation/production, and this time it is not linked
directly to InnenStadtAktionen. Productions which will be finished
by the beginning of September 1998 will be presented as a preview
during the Werkleitz Biennale. By the end of the year they are
estimated to be screened countrywide in the supporting programmes
of cinemas. Detailed information on the authors, the conditions
of production and the artistic intention of A-clip may be looked
up in the interview
one and a half minutes in the advertising
block, documented in the catalogue.
The screening is going to include:
Compilation 1: a sung resolution and nine clips for the cinemas
advertising block (one to two minutes each): Kontiminator, EU-Citylet,
Egoland, Haupstadt des Verdrängten, Infosäule, Gentrification
Qu est-ce que cest, Hate now pay later, B-Aktie, Customers
only
Compilation 2: pieces of the second edition of A-clip which
are finished by September 1998 |