WOMEN IN FILM & PHOTOGRAPHY 2021
Presented by Objectifs Chapel & Lower Galleries, Objectifs 11 Nov to 19 Dec 2021
The sixth edition of Objectifs’ Women in Film and Photography presents the works of …
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REMNANTS AND REFLECTIONS: SHORT FILMS
Curated by Darunee Terdtoontaveedej Sat 4 Dec 2021, 1.30pm to 3.10pm at The Projector Screening (80min) followed by Q&A (20min) This programme is rated R21 Standard: $15 / …
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Home Economics with A Stubborn Bloom
Women in Film & Photography 2021 Exhibition, Chapel Gallery HOME ECONOMICS WITH A STUBBORN BLOOM
Home Economics with A Stubborn Bloom is a re-staging of instructional texts from Home …
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WOMEN IN FILM 2021: OPEN CALL SHORT FILM SCREENING
Sat 4 Dec 2021, 4pm to 5.25pm at The Projector Screening (65min) followed by Q&A (20min) This programme is rated PG. Standard: $15 / Objectifs Members: $13. Buy tickets here. …
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Remember Me | Divya Cowasji
Women in Film & Photography 2021 Exhibition, Chapel Gallery REMEMBER ME | DIVYA COWASJI
“Those are the last words I said to Dinoo, the last assurances she needed from …
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INVENTORY: Reconsidering Curatorial Practice
Day 1: Friday 17 September 2021, 5pm to 8pm Day 2: Saturday 18 September 2021, 12pm to 8pm Venue: Chapel Gallery, Objectifs Centre for Photography and Film
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FILM CLUB RECAP: SHIREEN SENO & YOSEP ANGGI NOEN
The third Objectifs Film Club session of 2021, presented as part of the Objectifs Short Film Incubator 2021, featured the incubator’s mentors, filmmakers Shireen Seno (the Philippines) and Yosep Anggi Noen (Indonesia) …
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Discharge by Petra Collins
In her highly anticipated book, Discharge, New York-based artist and photographer Petra Collins presents images of self-discovery and femininity that explore the emotional, complex intersection of life online and off. Responding to the ubiquity of social media, Collins offers images of unflinching honesty, exploring the privacies and publicities of growing up as a woman at a moment when female bodies are ubiquitously hyper-mediated by Photoshop and social media. “I’m used to being told by society that I must regulate my body to fit the norm,” Collins writes in her introductory essay on censorship and social media. From there, the book deconstructs that norm through her intimate photographs of friends. Discharge includes a discussion between Collins and Tavi Gevinson, moderated by artist K8 Hardy. In that conversation, Collins says that she is “an onlooker rather than the subject.” Collins challenges the notion of spectatorship in an age in which everyone is looking at everyone.
As seen in:
Dazed
Vogue
About Petra Collins
Petra Collins is a multi-talented artist and director whose photography set the stylistic tone for much of the 2010s. Shooting since the age of 15, her work is fuelled by self-discovery and a contemporary femininity which explore the complex intersection of life as a young woman online and off. Collins weaves through the worlds of art, fashion, film, and music. She is currently working on her narrative feature debut set to shoot in 2021.
About Capricious Publishing
Capricious is an arts foundation based in New York focused primarily on book publishing and an annual photo book award, with an emphasis on supporting intersectional, queer perspectives.
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Recap: How to Tell a Story through Film Editing
The Short Film Forum, part of the Objectifs Short Film Incubator 2021, saw film-makers and film-lovers from all over Southeast Asia tune in to a packed weekend of free online …
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RECAP: How to Make the Most of Film Festivals
The Short Film Forum, part of the Objectifs Short Film Incubator 2021, saw film-makers and film-lovers from all over Southeast Asia tune in to a packed weekend of free online …
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