ArchiveExhibition
Deimantas Narkevičius
1 Oct-29 Nov 2009
Bfi
London SE1 8XT
Overview
A new Gallery commission by renowned Lithuanian artist Deimantas Narkevičius. The exhibition will include 'Into the Unknown' a new work based on the BFI National Archive’s outstanding collection of Socialist Propaganda films, reworked to reflect on recent European past and the multiple meanings of historical memory. 'Into the Unknown' will be installed alongside the award-winning 'The Dud Effect' (2008), a film shot in a disused Soviet army base in Lithuania. EVENTS: Deimantas Narkevičius in Conversation with Elisabetta Fabrizi, BFI Head of Exhibitions Thu 1 Oct 18:30 BFI Southbank, Studio, Tickets £5
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