Short preview of my film installation Becoming Opaque at the Eye(s) Open exhibition, at EYE Filmmuseum in Amsterdam.
Paula Albuquerque
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Tomorrow is the opening of Eye(s) Open - New Perspectives on Colonial Film Heritage, at Eye Filmmuseum from 20:30. If you’d like an invite, pb me. It will stay open to the public between 3 April and 6 September.
IHC🆒 A Oficina de História e Imagem do IHC vai regressar em Abril, com a sessão "'Becoming Opaque' — A opacidade como resistência ao estereótipo fílmico". O anfitrião será a Tigre de Papel e a oradora a nossa @paulaalbuquerque
ENTRADA LIVRE
ℹ️ https://ihc.fcsh.unl.pt/events/ohi-2026-01/
#Histodons #CulturalStudies #FilmStudies #HistóriaEImagem #EstudosFílmicos #EstudosCulturais #Cinema #Colonialismo #Colonialism
Just arrived in the mail: the book Transversal Interlacings: Artistic Research in Film and Philosophy, edited by Christine Reeh-Peters and Stefan Winter, Cambridge Scholars, to which I contributed with a chapter on my work as an artistic researcher thinking about and working with charged materials from colonial film archives.
Valiz, books and projectsWe are happy to present ‘BODIES OF SLOW TECHNOLOGY’ a publication launch for Slow Technology Reader, edited by Carolyn F. Strauss.
The event features book contributors Camila Sposati and Gļeb(s) Maiboroda and includes a discussion with the artists, a durational performance (carried out by Demetra Cuschera and Nikki Netten), an audiovisual installation, and display of archival materials relating to the design and navigation of the book. Will you join us to celebrate?
When: Thursday 19 February, 5.30-8
Where: Looiersgracht 60, Amsterdam
Organized by: Looiersgracht 60, Slow Research Lab and Valiz
Entry: Free, but seating is limited. To RSVP for the opening please email at [email protected]
View full programme: https://lnkd.in/evcyvMPZ
View Slow Technology Reader: https://lnkd.in/ejT4yCTE
The event features book contributors Camila Sposati and Gļeb(s) Maiboroda and includes a discussion with the artists, a durational performance (carried out by Demetra Cuschera and Nikki Netten), an audiovisual installation, and display of archival materials relating to the design and navigation of the book. Will you join us to celebrate?
When: Thursday 19 February, 5.30-8
Where: Looiersgracht 60, Amsterdam
Organized by: Looiersgracht 60, Slow Research Lab and Valiz
Entry: Free, but seating is limited. To RSVP for the opening please email at [email protected]
View full programme: https://lnkd.in/evcyvMPZ
View Slow Technology Reader: https://lnkd.in/ejT4yCTE
Opening in April, I will participate in the group show EYE(S) Open - New Perspectives on Colonial Film Heritage, at EYE Filmmuseum, Amsterdam, NL.
Just published, the book Transversal Interlacings: Artistic Research in Film and Philosophy, edited by Christine Reeh-Peters and Stefan Winter, by Cambridge Scholars, to which I was lucky to offer a contribution about my work as an artist and academic in collaboration with film museums.
📖 @paulaalbuquerque e Francisco Paiva editaram o dossier temático "Desafios Metodológicos e Conceptuais na Investigação Baseada na Prática Artística Cinemática" na Aniki: Revista Portuguesa da Imagem em Movimento.
"Este tipo de investigação, ainda em consolidação, cruza artes, ciências e humanidades, propondo uma ecologia de práticas que valorizem a criação como forma de conhecimento."
🔓 Em #AcessoAbrto: https://aim.org.pt/ojs/index.php/revista/issue/view/34
#Histodons #Cinema #ArtsBasedResearch #Transdisciplinarity #Arts
Bittersweet, finalizing my four years as advisor at Stimuleringsfonds, within the Digital Cultures commission. I loved working with everyone involved while observing a changing focus from seeking innovation in the field to taking a critical standpoint in the face of big tech’s indiscriminate power overhaul. I believe the fund will give continuity to a responsible societal engagement with technologies of production and control. @stimuleringsfonds
Almost there. Finalizing Becoming Opaque, my new installation film, commissioned by EYE film museum. It will be shown during a group exhibition at the museum with artists working with the colonial archive, curated by Hicham Khalidi and opening on March 13. More information to follow.
