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UNMOVIE (WALL-IMAGE) participatory user-generated hypercinema installation by Philip Pocock, Gregor Stehle, Axel Heide, 01 as well as Arctic Circle, Øtherlands, HUMBOT in Future Cinema book MIT Press edited by Jeffrey Shaw and PeterWeibel for the ZKM Karlsruhe exhibition Future Cinema 2002-3, traveling to the Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art, Helsinki and the ICC Intercultural Center Tokyo, Japan, 2003.
For the Kiasma Helsinki version of Future Cinema, Philip Pocock and Gregor Stehle created the installation UNMOVIE :: KIASMA EXTENSION PROPOSAL 2003. For the ICC Tokyo show, the pair created UNMOVIE :: TWO TOURISTS, 2003.
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FUTURE CINEMA :: The Cinematic Imaginary after Film - Unmovie - MIT Press ZKM 2002
UNMOVIE (WALL-IMAGE) participatory user-generated hypercinema installation by Philip Pocock, Gregor Stehle, Axel Heide, 01 as well as Arctic Circle, Øtherlands, HUMBOT in Future Cinema book MIT Press edited by Jeffrey Shaw and PeterWeibel for the ZKM Karlsruhe exhibition Future Cinema 2002-3, traveling to the Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art, Helsinki and the ICC Intercultural Center Tokyo, Japan, 2003.
For the Kiasma Helsinki version of Future Cinema, Philip Pocock and Gregor Stehle created the installation UNMOVIE :: KIASMA EXTENSION PROPOSAL 2003. For the ICC Tokyo show, the pair created UNMOVIE :: TWO TOURISTS, 2003.
UNMOVIE (WALL-IMAGE) participatory user-generated hypercinema installation by Philip Pocock, Gregor Stehle, Axel Heide, 01 as well as Arctic Circle, Øtherlands, HUMBOT in Future Cinema book MIT Press edited by Jeffrey Shaw and PeterWeibel for the ZKM Karlsruhe exhibition Future Cinema 2002-3, traveling to the Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art, Helsinki and the ICC Intercultural Center Tokyo, Japan, 2003.
For the Kiasma Helsinki version of Future Cinema, Philip Pocock and Gregor Stehle created the installation UNMOVIE :: KIASMA EXTENSION PROPOSAL 2003. For the ICC Tokyo show, the pair created UNMOVIE :: TWO TOURISTS, 2003.
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