L’École du soir Cinéma #2: I See Infinite Distance Between Any Point And Another

Sophia Yadong  Hao; Daisy  Lafarge

L’École du soir Cinéma #2: I See Infinite Distance Between Any Point And Another

Sophia Yadong Hao (Curator), Daisy Lafarge (Artist)

Research output: Other contribution

Abstract

A screening of The Otolith Group's film I See Infinite Distance Between Any Point And Another shot largely in Adnan's Paris apartment, centres on a reading of the first chapter of her poem, Sea.

Etel Adnan's highly influential writings, in French, English and Arabic have been read around the world. Her epic poem, Sea and Fog, published by Nightboat Books, in 2012, evokes the sea and the fog as metaphors for power and time, exploring the nature of the individual spirit and the sentience of the natural world.

The event featured a response by artist and writer Daisy Lafarge.

Original language	English
Type	Sit-in #3 public event
Media of output	Screening with artist response by Daisy Lafarge
Publisher	Cooper Gallery
Place of Publication	DJCAD, Dundee
Publication status	Published - 31 Oct 2023

Cite this

@misc{f739a555a6064119b955341d8daa1bfd,

title = "L{\textquoteright}{\'E}cole du soir Cin{\'e}ma #2: I See Infinite Distance Between Any Point And Another",

abstract = "A screening of The Otolith Group's film I See Infinite Distance Between Any Point And Another shot largely in Adnan's Paris apartment, centres on a reading of the first chapter of her poem, Sea. Etel Adnan's highly influential writings, in French, English and Arabic have been read around the world. Her epic poem, Sea and Fog, published by Nightboat Books, in 2012, evokes the sea and the fog as metaphors for power and time, exploring the nature of the individual spirit and the sentience of the natural world. The event featured a response by artist and writer Daisy Lafarge.",

author = "Hao, {Sophia Yadong} and Daisy Lafarge",

year = "2023",

month = oct,

day = "31",

language = "English",

publisher = "Cooper Gallery",

address = "United Kingdom",

type = "Other",

}

TY - GEN

T1 - L’École du soir Cinéma #2: I See Infinite Distance Between Any Point And Another

A2 - Hao, Sophia Yadong

A2 - Lafarge , Daisy

PY - 2023/10/31

Y1 - 2023/10/31

N2 - A screening of The Otolith Group's film I See Infinite Distance Between Any Point And Another shot largely in Adnan's Paris apartment, centres on a reading of the first chapter of her poem, Sea. Etel Adnan's highly influential writings, in French, English and Arabic have been read around the world. Her epic poem, Sea and Fog, published by Nightboat Books, in 2012, evokes the sea and the fog as metaphors for power and time, exploring the nature of the individual spirit and the sentience of the natural world. The event featured a response by artist and writer Daisy Lafarge.

AB - A screening of The Otolith Group's film I See Infinite Distance Between Any Point And Another shot largely in Adnan's Paris apartment, centres on a reading of the first chapter of her poem, Sea. Etel Adnan's highly influential writings, in French, English and Arabic have been read around the world. Her epic poem, Sea and Fog, published by Nightboat Books, in 2012, evokes the sea and the fog as metaphors for power and time, exploring the nature of the individual spirit and the sentience of the natural world. The event featured a response by artist and writer Daisy Lafarge.

UR - https://www.dundee.ac.uk/events/lecole-du-soir-cinema-2-i-see-infinite-distance-between-any-point-and-another

M3 - Other contribution

PB - Cooper Gallery

CY - DJCAD, Dundee

ER -

L’École du soir Cinéma #2: I See Infinite Distance Between Any Point And Another

Abstract

Other files and links

Fingerprint

DXG #1: Thinking the Otolith Sigil

DXG #2: Thinking Futurisms Critically

DXG #3: Thinking Hydropoetics Critically

Pedagogies of Transmission in ‘ ...But There Are New Suns’: The Ignorant Art School Sit-in #3 with The Otolith Group

Cite this

L’École du soir Cinéma #2: I See Infinite Distance Between Any Point And Another

Abstract

Other files and links

Fingerprint

Research output

DXG #1: Thinking the Otolith Sigil

DXG #2: Thinking Futurisms Critically

DXG #3: Thinking Hydropoetics Critically

Press/Media

Pedagogies of Transmission in ‘ ...But There Are New Suns’: The Ignorant Art School Sit-in #3 with The Otolith Group

Cite this