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Videophone Dialogues / TV Interventions, Munchen-Live, Munich, Germany 1994 Commissioned by: art organisation 'Breathe'. Funded by Scottish Arts Council. Project Brief / Context: To create a temporary public art intervention for a city context, in this case for Munich, Germany. |
| Project Description: The artist created four 'video-phonedialogues' between a male and female, and proposed that these interrupt an existing television programme unannounced. On the 26th October, between 6:00 - 6:30pm, three of these video-phone dialogues (dubbed in German) cut into a live current affairs programme called 'Munchen-Live'. It appeared as if these private transmissions had somehow got mixed up with the television broadcast transmissions. After each interruption the Presenter would respond and apologise. | |
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Videophone
Dialogues text: 1st
Dialogue F:
You should just try to forget about it...get on with your life, we 2nd
Dialogue M:
In fact I've use some old video footage of you in my new film, I hope
you don't mind...it's not a lot, just some stuff I shot in my flat, and
from that time on the beach...do you remember? 3rd
Dialogue M:
...and it was about that time that you mentioned there was a crazy plan
to actually straighten the Berlin Wall...then a year later, suddenly thngs
seemed to change...the wall came down...eh...Tienamen Square, Caucescau
was 'round about then too...and Russia, all the changes that happened
there...all of a sudden, but it all happened at the same time, all that,
and then you! |
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