Fine Art Research Events Spring Term 2013<\/p>\n
Andrea\u00a0 Luka Zimmerman<\/strong> presents Estate<\/em><\/strong>: a reverie<\/em>, an\u00a0 artist’s film, song cycle and installation to be created and performed by the\u00a0 disappearing community of the Haggerston Estate, East London.\u00a0 It is the final and most ambitious project in\u00a0 a trilogy of collaborative works on the estate led by artist resident Andrea\u00a0 Luka Zimmerman, working closely with architectural researcher and writer David\u00a0 Roberts, following the public art\/photo-installation i am here (with Lasse\u00a0 Johansson and Tristan Fenell) and the artists’ book Estate (Myrdle Court Press,\u00a0 with Lasse Johansson, Paul Hallam, Cristina Cerully, Victor Buchli), both of\u00a0 which have gained international acclaim.<\/p>\n Andrea Luka Zimmerman has been making films\u00a0 since 1998, originally as part of a film collective called Vision Machine,\u00a0 which worked predominately in Indonesia exploring the impact of Globalisation\u00a0 and working directly with plantation workers. Her non fiction feature essay Prisoner of War<\/em>, investigates US\u00a0 militarism and foreign policy through a character study of one of its most\u00a0 enduring rogue agents. She has just completed Taskafa: stories from the streets<\/em>, a film about resistance and\u00a0 co-existence told through the lives of street dogs in Istanbul. Estate, a reverie<\/em>, is an essay film made\u00a0 in collaboration with the residents of the about to be demolished housing\u00a0 estate in Haggerston, Hackney, where she also lives.<\/p>\n Andrea is Associate Lecturer at Central St. Martins\u00a0 College of Art and Design, and Wimbeldon College of Art [University of the Arts\u00a0 London]. She teaches cinematography on the MA Documentary Practice at Brunel\u00a0 University.<\/p>\n Fugitive Images: Fugitive\u00a0 Image<\/em>s are Andrea Luka Zimmerman, Lasse Johansson and David\u00a0 Roberts. Fugitive\u00a0 Images<\/em> platform grew out of a desire to capture the peculiar\u00a0 moment of the place where they live and work immediately prior to it being\u00a0 demolished. Haggerston Estate is suspended somewhere between it first being\u00a0 occupied in the 1930’s and imminent demolition in 2009 (second phase of\u00a0 demoloition is in 2013), a place in transformation, in wait.<\/p>\n View our Research Seminar webpage<\/a> Fine Art Research Events Spring Term 2013 Tuesday 5 February 5-7pm, BWC 102 Andrea\u00a0 Luka Zimmerman presents Estate: a reverie, an\u00a0 artist’s film, song cycle and installation to be created and performed by the\u00a0 disappearing community of the Haggerston Estate, East London.\u00a0 It is the final and most ambitious project in\u00a0 a trilogy of collaborative … Continue reading Research Seminar – Andrea Luka Zimmerman Presents<\/span>
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