Saturday 9 October 2004, 15.30
and Saturday 16 October 2004, 15.30

 

Programme duration 78'

Slovenian Son:Da's appropriated scratch video loop, Ki'Wa's lavish tribute to Estonian pop star Anne Veski, and Anna Niesterowicz's take on hip hop culture Krakow-style all chart the growing influence of MTV and digital media on experimental video and youth culture in Eastern Europe over the past decade.

Tiia Johannson, Black Sun , Estonia 1990/97, 7'35
Muhidin Tvico, Vm 14.50 , Bosnia 2001, 5'43
Ki'Wa, Displacement in Reverse , Estonia 2003, 7'
Son:Da, Brainshifters Intro , Slovenia 2001, 1'40
Anna Niesterowicz, HH , Poland 2002, 8'
Hajnal Nemeth, Strip tease or Not , 2001, 5'
Ki'Wa, My Dream Pop Star , Estonia 2003, 4'
Kai Kaljo, Love Letter to Myself , Estonia 1999, 5'3
Alen Floricic, Untitled , Croatia 1999, 2'
Tiia Johannson, Namebook, Estonia 1996, 2'30

Tate Modern  Starr Auditorium
£2.50 (£1 concessions), booking recommended

    

This event is related to the Time Zones: Recent Film and Video exhibition