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a digital ceremony for a war photographer

Literary cult figure and pioneering digital filmmaker, Aryan Kaganof joins Catherine Henegan, Amsterdam based multi-disciplinary artist, for a gripping performance about a war photographer and an insatiable media machine. Also included in the team is James Webb, internationally renowned electronic sound artist who has created an audio landscape for the performance….

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I went to go see this piece on its closing day. There were some amazingly beautiful moments, such as when aryan swung naked from the ceiling, blowing out candles in remembrance, or his hilarious first phone call about war being great for his career. A comment on mass media as producing reality, some important messages in the piece (tho occasionally the piece itself felt a little too mediated). Definitely a historical landmark for networked performance in South Africa, if not the world.


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  1. catherine henegan | 20 August 2006 at 12:52 pm | Permalink

    Hi Nathaniel
    sorry i never got to meet you
    thanks so much for posting this beautiful comment about the shooting gallery on your site
    is much appreciated
    kind regards
    catherine henegan

  2. nathaniel | 20 August 2006 at 9:06 pm | Permalink

    also sad not to meet, but thanks for the tix to the great show… n

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