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The Good Life at New Industries Festival, HMKV, Dortmund
New Industries Festival
Hartware MedienKunstVerein, Dortmund
From September 2013 to March 2014 the Dortmunder U presents the NEW INDUSTRIES FESTIVAL in cooporation with the Hartware MedienKunstVerein, the TU Dortmund University, the U2_Centre for Cultural Education and Urbane Künste Ruhr on the premises of the Dortmunder U and in the surrounding urban space. Through various formats including exhibitions, installations, lectures, workshops, film screenings and performances, this four-month-long international festival explores the past, present and future of industry.
The structural changes in Europe’s former industrial regions such as the Ruhr, Northern England, Belgium and Upper Silesia epitomise the transition of societies from industrial to knowledge- and service-based societies and the so-called “creative classes”. The NEW INDUSTRIES FESTIVAL asks how we became what we are, how industry marks our lives today, and how individuals can influence or appropriate the mechanisms of the industrial and working world.
read more on the festival programme here
http://www.hmkv.de/_en/programm/programmpunkte/2013/Ausstellungen/2013_New_Industries_Festival.php
From Industry to Industrial
A programme of film screenings in three parts curated by Florian Wüst
25 January 2014, 6pm / 8pm / 10pm
RWE Forum | Kino im U
Dortmunder U – Zentrum für Kunst und Kreativität
Leonie-Reygers-Terrasse
44137 Dortmund
Only freely circulating money would keep the economy going – this is the view promoted by the films of the American Marshall Plan which boosted the reconstruction of Europe after 1945, declaring the increase of productivity and international trade as prerequisites for progress and prosperity. Since capital movements began to be deregulated in the 1970s, real profits are no longer made in industrial production – and hence through work – but on the financial markets, where money is exchanged for money to produce new money. From Industry to Industrial presents a series of historic and contemporary promotional, documentary and experimental films and videos. Among the subjects it addresses are oil, coal and steel as historic drivers of modernisation, the relationships between men and machines, the capitalisation of cities and the artists’ take on the rise and fall of western industrial societies.
25 January 2014, 6pm
Programme 1
The Birth of the Robot, Len Lye, UK 1935, 7'
Aquila, Jacopo Erbi, IT 1950, 21'
Reportaje a Lota, Diego Bonacina & José Román, CL 1970, 17'
Wohlstand für jeden, Sparkasse, BRD 1955, 2'
Röster från Ruhr (Im Ruhrgebiet), Peter Nestler, SE 1967, 34'
25 January 2014, 8pm
Programme 2
Die Heinzelmännchen, Gerhard Fieber, BRD 1962, 11'
Arrival, Mani Kaul, IN 1979, 19'
Una Ciudad En Una Ciudad, cylixe, DE 2012, 18'
Unsupported Transit, Zachary Formwalt, NL 2011, 14'
The Good Life (a guided tour), Vermeir & Heiremans, BE 2009, 16'
25 January 2014, 10pm
Programme 3
Aluminium – Porträt eines Metalls, Willy Zielke, BRD 1957, 13'
1/2 Mensch, Sogo Ishii, JP 1985, 50'
The Shutdown, Adam Stafford, UK 2009, 10'