Artists’ Films and Videos Today. SELECTED #8

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The artists selected for this year’s edition of the Fair were:

1. Ignasi Aballí, Film Projection, 2012, 1h 28’ 18’’ (Estrany de la Mota, Barcelona)
2. Ivan Argote, Two 50 years old white males having emotions, 2013, 4’ 26’’ (D+T Project Gallery, Brussels)
3. Elena Asins, Antígona. Las Leyes No Escritas, 2013, 1h 04’ 04’’ (Galería Vanguardia, Bilbao)
4. Bruno Aveillan, Minotautor-Ex, 2003, 9’ 48’’ (Galerie Spree, Paris)
5. Adela Babanova, Return to Adriaport, 2013, 12’ approx. (Jiri Svestka Gallery, Prague)
6. Gaëlle Boucand, Mexian, 2013, 12’ approx. (red shoes, Paris)
7. Diego Bruno, Location, 2013, 15’ 02’’, (Mirta Demare, Rotterdam)
8. Willi Bucher, Aristotle’s Brain, 2013, 2’ 45’’ (Galerie Wolkonsky, Munich)
9. Rob Carter, Sun City, 2013, 8’ 40’’ (Stefan Röpke Gallery, Cologne)
10. Khalil Charif, Mona Lisa, 2008-2012, 4’ (Artur Fidalgo Galería, Rio de Janeiro)
11. Adam Chodzko, Knots, 2013, 10’ (Marlborough Contemporary, London)
12. Arnaud Dézoteux, Infinite Pursuit, 2013, 4’ (BENDAN | PINEL Art Contemporain, Paris)
13. Dewar & Gicquel, RAM, 2012, 2’’ (Loevenbruck, Paris)
14. Inci Eviner, Nursing Modern Fall, 2012, 3’ loop (Galerí Nev Ístanbul, Istanbul)
15. Cédrick Eymenier, Mirissa, 2008, 6’ 10’’ (Galerie Jérôme Poggi, Paris)
16. Harun Farocki, Parallel, 2012, 17’ 12’’ (àngels barcelona, Barcelona) 
17. Ryan Gander, Basquiat or I can’t dance to it, one day – but not now, one day I will but that will be it, but you won’t know it and that will be it, 2008, 9’ 47’’ (Annet Gelink Gallery, Amsterdam)
18. Ruben Grilo, Be something. Face the screen, 2012, 12’, NoguerasBlanchard, Barcelona
19. Christoph Girardet & Matthias Müller, Meteor, 2011, 15’, Campagne Première, Berlin
20. Anthony Goicolea, Somniatic, 2010, 1’ 31’’ (La Galerie Particulière, Paris)
21. Gary Hill, The Psychedelic Gedankenexperiment, 2010-2011, 22’ 48’’ (In Situ / Fabienne Leclerc, Paris)
22. Peter Holst Henckel, It’s about time – Around the clock, 2012, 3’ 25’’ (SPECTA, Copenhagen)
23. Claire Hooper, Auditorium, 2005, 8’ (Hollybush Gardens, London)
24. Flo Kasearu, We are on the Way, 2012, 21’ 25’’ (Temnikova & Kasela Gallery, Tallinn)
25. Hayoun Kwon, Manque de Preuves (Lack of Evidence), 2011, 10’ (Galerie Dohyang Lee, Paris)
26. Ori Levin, L’esprit d’escalier, 2010, 10’ (Galerie Metropolis, Paris)
27. Glenda León, Inversión II, 2011, 3′ loop (SENDA, Barcelona)
28. Marko Mäetamm, Love, 2012, 3’ (Nettie Horn, London)
29. Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle, Leviathan, 2011, 5’ 5’’ (Christopher Grimes Gallery, Santa Monica)
30. Adrian Melis, Momentos que marcaron el mundo I, II, III, 2012-2013, 3’ x 3’ (adn galeria, Barcelona)
31. Carlos Motta, Nefandus, 2013, 12’ 17’’ (Galeria Filomena Soares, Lisboa)
32. Catalina Niculescu, Neuschwanstein, 2011, 6’ 50’’ (Galerie Arnaud Deschin, Marseille)
33. Clare Noonan, Restoration Work, 2012, 6’ 02’’ (Motive Gallery, Brussels)
34. Hans Op de Beeck, Staging Silence (2), 2012, 20’ 25’’ (Ron Mandos, Amsterdam)
35. Ferhat Özgür, Women in Love, 2013, 15’ 22’’, (Bernhard Bischoff & Partner, Bern)
36. Javier Pérez, En Puntas, 2013, 9’ (Galerie Guy Bärstchi, Geneva)
37. Heather Phillipson, immediately and for a short time balloons weapons to too-tight clothing worries of all kinds, 2013, 15’ 23’’ (Rowing, London)
38. Jhafis Quintero, La Hora Garrobo, 2013, 2’ 57’’ (Analix Forever, Geneva)
39. Enrique Ramirez, Cartography for Earth Navigators, 2012, 19’ (Galerie Martine et Thibault de la Châtre, Paris )
40. La Ribot, Les Exposés, 2013, 26’ 11’’ (Coullaud & Koulinsky, Paris)
41. Amparo Sard, Hauptpunkt, 2013, 6’ (N2, Barcelona)
42. Koki Tanaka, A Piano Played by Five Pianists at Once (First Attempt), 2012, 57’ (Vitamin Creative Space, Guangzhou/Beijing)
43. Sami Trabelsi, 2’ 7 seconds. 2012, 4’ 04’’ (Galerie Karima Celestin, Marseille)
44. Emily Wardill, The Third Person, 2012, 43’ 55’’ (Carlier | Gebauer, Berlin)