Breathing In and Out

Günter Brus Einatmen – Ausatmen, AT, 1967, 3', 16 mm

Günter Brus shot his own 16mm films during a pause in the development of his Action art. Like the works of Kurt Kren from the same year, they represent the artist’s attempt to distance himself from his previous films’ Tachist fury. In shots of relatively long duration Brus showed this process in Breathing In and Out. (Hans Scheugl)

Thu 25/9 Kino SC 16:00

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Jesus Walking on Screen (Trailer) Martin Arnold AT, 1993, 1', 35 mm
Hernals Hans Scheugl AT, 1967, 11', 16 mm
The Journey Gerda Grossmann, Margit Eschenbach Eine Reise, AT, 1992, 12', 16 mm
17/68 Green-Red Kurt Kren 17/68 Grün-Rot, AT, 1968, 12', 16 mm
White Ernst Shmidt jr. Weiss, AT, 1968, 2', 16 mm
Tito-Material Elke Groen AT, 1998, 6', 16 mm
12 Uhr Mittags - High Noon Ernst Shmidt jr. AT, 1977, 4', 16 mm
Graf Zokan (Franz West) Friedl Kubelka AT, 1969, 3', 35 mm
Le barometre Friedl Kubelka AT, 2005, 3', 35 mm
Peter Kubelka and Jonas Mekas Friedl Kubelka Peter Kubelka und Jonas Mekas, AT, 1994, 3', 35 mm
Pause! Peter Kubelka AT, 1977, 12', 16 mm
NavelFable Mara Mattuschka NabelFabel, AT, 1984, 4', 16 mm
non est hic Karø Goldt AT, 2006, 5', SD video
44/85 Foot’-age Shoot’-out’ Kurt Kren AT, 1985, 3', 16 mm

From program Hidden Treasures 1: Undiscovered films of the of Austrian avant-garde