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2007  
I love you I want you I need you, Todd McMillan, Video

The words presented in this performance-based video are taken from the title of an early Elvis song. In keeping with McMillan’s interest in endurance, melancholy and the dichotomy of speed alongside slowness, this work comprises an hour-long performance sped-up by splicing to one minute. The video shows the artist mouthing...

20112012  
Albatross, Todd McMillan, Film

 
In the fold, Abby Mellick, Screen

2002  
Ah_Q, Feng Mengbo, Screen

1988  
Meccano Sensoria, David Opitz, Screen

2002  
Das Kapital version 0.7, Marcello Mercado, Screen

2011  
Absence, Hugh Merchant, Single channel video work

After many promises, Barack Obama has still not made a visit to Australia and Absence responds to this in a most simple but provocative way. To a soundtrack of Obama’s voice we see empty Canberra streets instead of the President’s motorcade and the House of Representatives devoid of human presence....

1998  
Cheap Blonde, Janet Merewether, Screen

This experimental video rearranges the same sentence 22 times: ‘A famous filmmaker said: “Cinema is the history of men filming women”’, while deconstructing the video image of a woman bathing in a waterfall.

2001  
Contemporary Case Studies, Janet Merewether, Screen

A black comedy featuring an experimental graphic style. Contemporary Case Studies takes a bleak look at the confused nature of love and relationships in Sydney at the turn of the new century.

1989  
Dipsomania, Janet Merewether, Video

Music Video for the Australian band The Plug Uglies.

2004  
Knit-Face, Janet Merewether, Video

Made for the ARTV Series commissioned by SBS Independent & ACMI

1996  
Making Out In Japan, Janet Merewether, Screen

Direction, camera, edit - Janet MerewetherConcept - Yuji Sone and Janet MerewetherVoices - Yuji Sone, Eric Dorfman and Janet Merewether A collaboration between performance artist Yuji Sone and film/video maker Janet Merewether, this short video, based around a language lesson structure, intends to teach the language of Japanese intimacy in five easy steps. The subtleties...

2007  
Maverick Mother, Janet Merewether, Screen

When filmmaker Janet Merewether could no longer ignore her loudly ticking biological clock, she chose to have a child on her own.

2004  
Palermo: ‘History’ Standing Still, Janet Merewether, Screen

Images of architecture and street life shot in Palermo in 1999 are edited as a mock-documentary to suggest a century of history, and to examine issues of authenticity in the period film.

2003  
Short Before The Movie, Janet Merewether, Screen

Director's statement, September 2013 "Jonas Mekas once wrote that 8mm home movies would be the folk art of the 20th century. Short Before The Movie takes us on a quick trip to the crossroads of cinema, where film as commodity, artform, home movie and cultural document meet.

1997  
Taking Her for a Spin, Janet Merewether, Video

A meditation on the conquest of machine over landscape, of nature as incomprehensible 'other'.

1994  
Tourette's Tics, Janet Merewether, Screen

Tourette's Tics is a short experimental mock-documentary which explodes the myth of the 'hysterical woman', a myth perpetuated by Sigmund Freud, who has been described by some as 'a reckless cocaine addict, guilty of mass plagarism. Tourette's Tics questions the authority of the 'expert in the white coat', and transforms hysteria into the hysterical.

1993  
Without Sleep, Cameron Merton, Screen

2012  
Citizen Band, Angelica Mesiti, Video

2009 6 Feb 7 Mar  
EVENT: New Moving Image Works, video exhibition

Curator: Blair FrenchArtists: Angelica Mesiti, Kate Murphy, Elena Näsänen, Mel O'Callaghan

2002  
Heroes, Angelica Mesiti, Screen

2009  
Rapture (Silent Anthem), Angelica Mesiti, Video

2004  
Video Spell 4: Cartographies, video exhibition

Curated by Blair FrenchArtists: Richard Grayson, Angelica Mesiti Video Spell was the umbrella title for a program of four exhibitions presented by Performance Space during 2003 and 2004. This program was conceived in response to the extraordinary currency of video within contemporary visual arts practices,...