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Exhibition
Nicolas Provost
Plot Point Trilogy
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The artist who recently made his feature film debut with the much praised The Invader, combines three medium-length video works for the first time. The third part has its world premiere.
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Exhibition Maria Iorio & Raphaël Cuomo
Twisted Realism
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Twisted Realism takes Pasolini’s film Mamma Roma (1962) as a case study to investigate both post-war Italy and the contemporary context. The exhibition premieres the final version of the full-length video essay of the same title.
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Black Box
documenta 4-6
Art, Media and the Antinomies of Mega-Art Events
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A look back through the prism of television reporting to a key period in the history of this mega event including two documentaries by Jef Cornelis and a live broadcast by the Hessischer Rundfunk
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Events
Heritage Day 2012: Heroes
On the occasion of the Heritage Day 2012 Argos presents four works out of its collection.
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Artist Talk: Nicolas Provost
Jonathan Thonon (Liège University) and Paul Willemsen (Argos) are the hosts in a conversation with the artist.
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Extra Muros
Flemish Parliament
Looking Back
A video selection from the Argos collection for Contour On Tour: Video art in the Flemish Parliament
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Art Brussels
Story of Perception
Debate on documenta
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Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen
Market Screenings
A selection of recent acquisitions
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