Marine Hugonnier

Curator: Risa Puleo

March 6–20, 2005
Center for Curatorial Studies, Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, N.Y.

Gallery hours: Wednesday through Sunday, 1:00–5:00 p.m.
Opening reception: Sunday, March 6, 1:00–4:00 p.m.

Ariana, 2003
Super 16mm film transferred to DVD with sound
Duration: 18 minute, 36 seconds
Courtesy MW Projects, London

The first monographic presentation in the United States of the work of French-born, London-based artist Marine Hugonnier explores how landscape constructs history and how ideology constructs place. Each of the four films investigates the limitations of medium of cinema. Since the mid ’90s Hugonnier has shown in Paris, London, Berlin, Zurich, Rome, and Amsterdam. Recently she has exhibited monographs at the Yokohoma Arts Foundation in Japan, Dundee Contemporary Arts in Scotland, Centro Galego de Arte Contemporanea in Spain, and Kunstmuseum Lucern, Switzerland. Her work was included in the 2001 Site Santa Fe Biennial exhibition Beau Monde: Towards a Redeemed Cosmopolitan and the 2003 Venice Biennial Exhibition Utopia Station.

Marine Hugonnier is one of five exhibitions on display from March 6–20, 2005. Also on display are: Against Our Will; Between Pass and Fail; Over Sight; and Seeing Double

 

Territory Stills
Territories I (White Lies), 2004 16mm black-and-white film with sound Duration: 5 minutes, 15 seconds Courtesy MW Projects, London	Territory II (The Kissing Point), 2004 16mm black-and-white film with sound Duration: 12 minutes, 45 seconds Courtesy MW Projects, London
Territories III (Alkdereh House, Ramallah), 2004 16mm black-and white film with sound Duration: 5 minutes, 3 seconds Courtesy MW Projects, London