Life Exposed will be screened at Pixlart in the following five weeks. Photo: Ulrik Hasemann and Mathias Svold.
Our anniversary exhibition Life Exposed opens at Pixlart Gallery, Østervrå, Northern Jutland, tomorrow at 1pm.
The set up wil be totally different than the container exhibition at Copenhagen Photo Festival, but just as spectacular.
Pixlart is a digital gallery situated in an old local church. The walls are covered with large format screens, where the stories are exhibited.
Pixlart celebrates their two years birthday with the presentation of our 25 years anniversary exhibition – a perfect match since both organisations focus on visual story telling in order to engage the public.
Screen shot from “Take me as I am”. Video documentary by Capucine Chandon (France) and Nick Pfosi (USA).
A brand new video documentary will be among the ten stories presented at Pixlart. We’re happy to be able to show “Take me as I am” by Capucine Chandon (France) and Nick Pfosi (USA) as one the five video documentarues selected for the show.
“Take me as I am” was produced this spring during a workshop at DMJX.
The ten stories to be shown over the summer in Northern Jutland are:
Take me as I am
by by Capucine Chandon (France) and Nick Pfosi (USA)
Crazy about food
by Nanna Navntoft, Sille Veilmark and Benjamin Nørskov (DK)
Tænder du på mig
by Olafur Steinar Gestsson and Jens Welding Øllgaard (DK)
Alone Together
by Riina Rinne (Finland)
The Letter
by Anne Bæk and Morten Lau-Nielsen (DK)
Banned Beauty
by Heba Khamis (Egypt)
Damage is Done
by Ella Kiviniemi (Finland)
The Wild Within
by Ulrik Hasemann and Mathias Svold (DK)
The Neglected
by Mikkel Hørlyck (DK)
Narko Stop
by Evgeny Makarov (Germany/Russia)
Life Exposed will be shown at Pixlart in the following five weeks.