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JAMES BONK IN MATT BLACKFINGER GB 1988, 12 min., colour, mono, Betacam SP & 1" A video by Akiko Hada & The Japanese Toy Theatre of London (Kazuko Hohki, Andrew Brenner, David Toop) Agent 0016 (played by a wind-up pear) is murdered by being painted matt black. Our hero 0017 James Bonk (a plastic Godzilla) is assigned on the case... A hilarious parody of the famous spy thriller. |
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OHI HO BANG BANG: THE TWO GB 1988, 4 min., colour, stereo, Super-8 & 1" A video by Akiko Hada & Holger Hiller Music: Karl Bonnie, Holger Hiller, Akiko Hada A piece of audio-visual music, in which the images and the music were "composed" simultaneously. What you hear is what you see. |
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ART MODERNA CHA CHA CHA GB 1989, 6 min., colour, mono, Betacam SP Script: Andrew Brenner Music: Steve Beresford A complete history of modern art in 5 minutes of Spanglish, including a lesson in forging Van Goghs from the late British forger, Tom Keating. |
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THE FALL OF A QUEEN, OR THE TASTE OF THE FRUIT TO COME GB/D 1991, 20 min., colour, stereo, Betacam SP Script: Wolfgang Müller Music: Lester Square & Helen McCookerybook A video opera with improvised singing accompanied by some unusual instruments. The loose narrative centres around the Queen, whose personal joys and emotions, and those of her subjects, are woven into a unique collage of sound and imagery. |
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THE LEAP (NO LEAP) D 1992, 22 min., colour, mono, Hi-8, Super-8 & Hi-Band SP (German Version "Der Sprung (oder: Kein Sprung)" : 30 min.) Difficulties of dealing with my sexuality and coming to terms with being a grown up woman. The confusion, fear and desperation are shown here as my inability to jump into the deep water of the unknown. |
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DORIS MEETS DORIS D 1993, 21 min., colour, mono, VHS, S-VHS & Hi-BandSP With original footage by: Wieland Speck, Bo Karsten, V2, Elfe, Antje Schäfer, Bernhard Steudel & Gundula Schmitz, etc. Historic footage of the concerts by the Berlin art & music group DIE TÖDLICHE DORIS, newly treated and compiled. The post production and subtle effects added to each segment enhance and compliment the character and mood of the piece.
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WAS KOSTET DIE MEISE? D/Island 1994, 3 Min., colour, mono, Betacam SP A video by Akiko Hada & Wolfgang Müller Script: Wolfgang Müller Actresses: Kristbjörg Kjeld, Jóna Gudrún Jónsdóttir Camera: Vídir Sigurdsson Online: Hanna Klinger A little "still life" set in downtown Reykjavík. In a specialist shop for eider down and bird preparations, a customer (played by Kristbjörg Kjeld, the Grande Dame of the Icelandic National Theatre) tries to buy a stuffed blue tit. The task, however, turns out to be impossible to carry out... |
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THE LAKE, THE CAGE, THE OFFICE D 1991, 16 Min., 56 Sek., colour, stereo, U-Matic HB / Hi-8 / Super-8 Dir: Akiko Hada Camera: Frank Kunkel, Christine Wiegand, Akiko Hada Online: Akiko Hada, Christiane Wiegand Production: Freunde guter Musik Berlin e.V. A site-specific music performance video with the Berlin group The Thirteenth Tribe, filmed in and around the Lindentunnel in East Berlin, which was built in 1914-15 and had been unused since 1951. The video shows 4 difference moods and faces of the tunnel. Commissioned by the Intermedienschauplatz Lindentunnel.
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KANINCHEN HABEN KEINEN MUND (Rabbits don't have a month) D 1994, 2 Monitors, Video Collage Prints, Silkscreen Galerie Zwinger, Berlin (A 1-Monitor version with a show-window installation was shown in the women's group show 16 Rippen (16 Ribs) (Gay Museum, Berlin, 1997) and at the Projektgalerie Musterwohnung (Zürich, 2000). |
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DIPLEIDOSCOPE D 1994, 5 Monitors Production: Medienhaus für Kunst und Kultur, Hannover |
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WRAPPED BERLIN BEAR Reykjavík 1995, art action With Wolfgang Müller & Karola Schlegelmilch On 17 June, 1995, Christo began his wrapping of the Reichstag in Berlin. At the same time, 2,380km away from this event, 3 Berlin artists wrapped a bronze statue of Berlin Bear in the town centre of Reykjavík. Photo documentations of the action (50K) Reactions from the Icelandic/German press (51K)
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