Film · Germany · 25 min
Sculptor Christiane Löhr builds small architectures from airborne seeds, horsehair and grass stalks. A slow encounter with a practice made from what the wind carries, and with the question of what lasts.
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Fourteen frames from Flying Seeds, Captured Clouds, Marietta Schwarz and Katja Izmestyeva's film on the sculptor Christiane Löhr, arranged in five chapters, from a line of birds in the sky to a cloud of seeds held on a gallery wall.
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A three-minute, wordless retelling of the Perseus myth, shot on Super 8 Ektachrome on the Kent coast, in which the hero's journey becomes an act of breaking free from the limits society imposes.
United Kingdom · 3 min
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Twenty-five minutes beside the sculptor Christiane Löhr, who builds with horsehair, seeds and grass stalks. A note from the Lab on Marietta Schwarz and Katja Izmestyeva's Flying Seeds, Captured Clouds.
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A young boy finds a mermaid washed up on the shores of his seaside home while his older brother is swept up in the rising tide of far-right nationalism.
United Kingdom · 18 min
A three-minute, wordless retelling of the Perseus myth, shot on Super 8 Ektachrome on the Kent coast, in which the hero's journey becomes an act of breaking free from the limits society imposes.
United Kingdom · 3 min
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A young boy finds a mermaid washed up on the shingle at Dungeness, while his older brother is swept up in the rising tide of far-right nationalism. A note from the Lab on Patrick Ireland's Ill Fares The Land.
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Cecily Brown's Picture Making at Serpentine South, seen through Kensington Gardens. The South Flower Walk is in its first blooms. Virginia Woolf walked here as a child. Brown painted here as a memory. What stays, after the rooms, is the park itself: a place where painting, literature and looking keep returning to one another.
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A film shot on Super 8, hand-developed in caffenol, and now finding a second life on a streaming platform. Eva Sajovic's Rise and Fall of a Temple begins with the ruins of Rome and ends with a cardboard temple collapsing on the porch of the British School. The most fragile medium for the most monumental subject.
Shot on Super 8 and hand-developed in caffenol at the British School at Rome, Rise and Fall of a Temple brings together ancient ruins and a contemporary performance where a temple is built, assembled, and allowed to collapse.
UK / Italy · 4 min
A young boy finds a mermaid washed up on the shores of his seaside home while his older brother is swept up in the rising tide of far-right nationalism.
United Kingdom · 18 min
A three-minute, wordless retelling of the Perseus myth, shot on Super 8 Ektachrome on the Kent coast, in which the hero's journey becomes an act of breaking free from the limits society imposes.
United Kingdom · 3 min
Shot on Super 8 and hand-developed in caffenol at the British School at Rome, Rise and Fall of a Temple brings together ancient ruins and a contemporary performance where a temple is built, assembled, and allowed to collapse.
UK / Italy · 4 min
Journal / Note
A young boy finds a mermaid washed up on the shingle at Dungeness, while his older brother is swept up in the rising tide of far-right nationalism. A note from the Lab on Patrick Ireland's Ill Fares The Land.
Journal / Essay
Cecily Brown's Picture Making at Serpentine South, seen through Kensington Gardens. The South Flower Walk is in its first blooms. Virginia Woolf walked here as a child. Brown painted here as a memory. What stays, after the rooms, is the park itself: a place where painting, literature and looking keep returning to one another.
Journal / Note
A film shot on Super 8, hand-developed in caffenol, and now finding a second life on a streaming platform. Eva Sajovic's Rise and Fall of a Temple begins with the ruins of Rome and ends with a cardboard temple collapsing on the porch of the British School. The most fragile medium for the most monumental subject.
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“Paradiso” is an intimate tale by artist Gian Maria Tosatti, unveiling the quiet soul of his installation within Milan’s Magazzini Raccordati.
ITALY · 10 min
Body, water, plastic, memory — Eulalia Valldosera's Plastic Mantra moves through matter as through a living archive, where the sound of waves and the act of breastfeeding become the same gesture.
Italy · 5 min
Two musicians — one Indian, one Hungarian — speak about sound before a Dhrupad concert. Tuning as alignment, tradition as living thought.
Italy · 7 min
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Seventeen frames from Patrick Ireland's Ill Fares The Land, from the sea to the shore, into the night, across the land and back into the water.
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Adi is refused a place at school because he is left-handed. Over one summer, his father sets out to correct him. A film about the childhood of a boy whose grandmother’s maiden name was Schicklgruber.
Russian Federation · 19 min
Fourteen months on the streets of London. Micah's battle against homelessness traces a life shaped by repressed trauma and destructive habits.
United Kingdom · 13 min
When her OCD kicks in, a recently deceased girl must overcome her need for closure to attend her own funeral
UK · 11 min
A weekend getaway turns uncanny when a young French couple's road trip is shattered by a single, inexplicable moment on the road — blurring the line between guilt, memory, and the supernatural.
France · 6 min
Sculptor Christiane Löhr builds small architectures from airborne seeds, horsehair and grass stalks. A slow encounter with a practice made from what the wind carries, and with the question of what lasts.
Germany · 25 min
A body in dialogue with the cosmos. Lo stato dell'anima documents Rebecca Horn's exhibition at Studio Trisorio — a meditation on human relationships, nature, and the invisible energy that binds all living things.
Italy · 2 min
Logos rewritten, food as loneliness, shells that glow at night, a Venus signed by women. Roxy in the Box brings twenty years of Social Pop onto the street — where art can finally be stumbled upon.
Italy · 4 min
Fabrizio Corneli has worked with light for over forty years. His sculptures remain silent until a beam strikes them — then a figure, a globe, a face appears on the wall, made entirely of shadow. At Studio Trisorio, Naples.
Italy · 6 min
On a sheep farm by the Atlantic, Mogs Mellor paints oystercatchers, sailing boats and fish on bright backgrounds. She calls her best work happy accidents. What moves her most is when a stranger says: I love this.
Scotland · 3 min
On the shores of Loch Melfort, Matthew Anderson cooks dinner, then crosses to the pub to play guitar. Music and food are both performance. The landscape is the calm that holds it all together.
Scotland · 4 min
A journey into a Nova Scotia space where art and story intertwine — a small gallery and café that reveals the tale of its humble beginnings.
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A self-taught painter in Argyll who started at sixty, travelling by bicycle across islands to capture coastal light before it shifts. A portrait of practice, patience and landscape.
Scotland · 3 min
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One of Italy's most important contemporary art galleries, founded in Naples in 1974. Films, essays and editorial notes produced by AnotherStory in dialogue with Studio Trisorio and its artists.
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Fabrizio Corneli has worked with light for over forty years. His sculptures remain silent until a beam strikes them — then a figure, a globe, a face appears on the wall, made entirely of shadow. At Studio Trisorio, Naples.
Italy · 6 min
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Fabrizio Corneli has worked with light for over forty years. His sculptures remain silent until a beam strikes them — then a figure, a globe, a face appears on the wall, made entirely of shadow. At Studio Trisorio, Naples.
Italy · 6 min
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