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Artist talk: Shireen Seno with George Clark at DAAD gallery, Berlin, 5 April 2023
On the occasion of Shireen Seno’s first solo exhibition in Europe at the DAAD gallery, I was honoured to join the Shireen to about her practice and works featured in the exhibition in her artist talk at the opening, 5 April 2023.

Shireen Seno exhibition at daadgalerie
Shireen Seno exhibition at daadgalerie, 5 April

Mother Bank artist talk for Kochi-Muziris Biennale, 2 February 2023
Artist talk at the Kochi-Muziris Biennale as part of the ‘The Soil Assembly: Ecologies, Circularities and Living Pedagogies.” Mother Bank was represented the delegates Ismal Muntaha, Bunga Siagian and George Clark.

Mother Bank investment opportunity, Kochi Muziris Biennale, 2 February 2023

‘Everything is suspended in thin air’, artist talk for Afterall’s Precarious Solidarities symposium, 2 Feb 2023
Together with Cường Phạm, I delivered the illustrated talk ‘Everything is suspended in thin air’ as part of the Precarious Solidarities: Artists for Democracy (1974–77), Exhibition Histories Symposium organised by David Morris and Wing Chan from Afterall.

Everything is suspended in thin air – talk by George Clark and Cường Phạm for ‘Precarious Solidarities: Artists For Democract (1974-77)’

Speaking Nearby: Playing the archive, Open City Documentary Festival, 10 September 2022
This London workshop, following previous one in Hanoi, is part of a long-term project developed through a growing circle of artists building bridges between different collections and communities, including contributions from musican Linh Hà and community activist/DJ Cường Phạm.

Speaking Nearby - An Viet Archive (production still George Clark 2022)
Speaking Nearby: Playing the archive, Open City Documentary Festival, London, 10 September 2022

Speaking Nearby: Playing the archive,  Á Space, Hanoi, 25 June 2022
Workshop with l ặ n g deep listening session with Linh Hà, poetry reading by Thu Uyên and films by George Clark & Tạ Minh Đức. Sharing and developing material from Handle with Care project and archival residencies in Vietnam .

Speaking Nearby: Playing the archive,  Á Space, Hanoi, 25 June 2022
Speaking Nearby: Playing the archive, Á Space, Hanoi, 25 June 2022

Double Ghosts featured in What Remains 11 April-22 May 2022
Double Ghosts shows in What Remains 11 April-22 May curated by by Mehraneh Atashi and Tabitha Steinberg with Seecum Cheung, Onyeka Igwe, Bahar Noorizadeh, Josèfa Ntjam, Naïmé Perrette, Mamali Shafahi, Oraib Toukan, Geo Wyeth.

Poster for 'What Remains - Part 1: Traces' 11-24 April 2022
Poster for ‘What Remains – Part 1: Traces’ 11-24 April 2022

Casual Encounters: The Untroubled Mind and Nervous Translation
Commissioned essay on pairing of Manon de Boer and Shireen Seno as part screening for the The Machine That Kills Bad People film club at ICA, London on 6 April 2022.

Essay 'Casual Encounters: The Untroubled Mind and Nervous Translation'
Essay ‘Casual Encounters: The Untroubled Mind and Nervous Translation’

Major of Hackney visit to the An Viet Foundation archive project
To help secure a home for the archive of the An Viet Foundation, the largest known collection of British-Vietnamese historical documents in the UK, in February the steering group for the An Viet Foundation arranged a special presentation of the archival work-in-progress and discussion with Mayor of Hackney at the Hackney Archives.

An Viet Foundation, Major of Hackney visit, 11 Feb 2022
An Viet Foundation, Major of Hackney visit, 11 Feb 2022

New writing as part of ‘Noguchi: Resonances’ project at the Barbican, Dec 2021
Noguchi: Resonances is a collaborative response to Barbican exhibition Noguchi, celebrating the Japanese-American sculptor Isamu Noguchi. Annie Jael Kwan invited artists, curators, and thinkers to reflect together on the themes related to Noguchi’s artistic legacy. I contributed to December Dispatches with Yarli Alison and Youngsook Choi and a new correspondence with Margaret Honda

Noguchi: Resonances A Digital Residency by Annie Jael Kwan
Noguchi: Resonances, A Digital Residency by Annie Jael Kwan, Barbican Art Gallery Oct 2021- Jan 2022
Sea of Clouds featured in A Hidden Whisper/隱曖喃喃 at Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts
My film Sea of Clouds/雲海 (2016) is featuring in the exhibition ‘A Hidden Whisper/隱曖喃喃’ at the at Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts in Taipei. The exhibition brings together moving image works by eleven past residency artists at the museum.
 
Sea of Clouds (George Clark, 2016) with Chinese - English subtitles
Sea of Clouds (George Clark, 2016) with Chinese & English subtitles

Mother Bank Band open Biennale Jogja, October 2021
Founded by members of the Mother Bank – a new collective bank for mothers in village of Wates – the Mother Bank Band opened the Biennale Jogja XVI Equator #6 in October 2021. The project is latest collaboration of Badan Kajian Pertanahan / Land Affair Study Agency and West Java West Yorkshire Cooperative Movement.

Mother Bank Band performing at Biennale Jogja, Jogja National Museum, October 2021
Mother Bank Band performing at Biennale Jogja, Jogja National Museum, October 2021

Inner Sage / Outer King shows in Islands 島嶼
My film Inner Sage / Outer King was featured in the festival Islands / 島嶼 curated by Wen Hsu and Peter Treherne. Islands, a Taiwan / UK moving image festival, takes place in August 2021.

Islands Moving Image Festival, August 2021
Islands Moving Image Festival, August 2021

New Artist Focus: Tiffany Sia on George Clark
My recent films are now distributed internationally by LUX. Full details can be found on their website along with newly commissioned essay by Tiffany Sia ‘Shadows and Transmissions

New Artist Focus: Tiffany Sia on George Clark
New Artist Focus: Tiffany Sia on George Clark

Time to challenge the hierarchies
Article by Adam Pushkin in Arts Professional explores the art scene in Indonesia and the lessons to be learned from their models of collective practice with interviews with George Clark and Ismal Muntaha.

Time to change the hierarchies, Arts Professional article, Sept 2020
Time to change the hierarchies, Arts Professional article, Sept 2020


Double Ghosts, ‘States of Motion: 2020: Rushes of Time’, Singapore, February 2020

Singapore premiere as part of the State of Motion 2020: Rushes of Time film programme organised by Asian Film Archive.

Films We Remake, States of Motion 2020, Singapore
Films We Remake, States of Motion 2020, Singapore

Future Tao: Workout #donotsayaction, TCAC Taipei, 21-22 December 2019
Two day workshop continuing collaboration with lololol as part of TCAC’s Sensuous Tua-Tiu-Tiann in Taipei.

Future Tao: Workout #donotsayaction, 21-22 Dec 2019, Taipei Contemporary Art Center
Future Tao: Workout #donotsayaction, 21-22 Dec 2019, Taipei Contemporary Art Center

Sites & Rites, Dublin, October 2019
Sites & Rites is a new configuration of artist George Clark’s ongoing Eyemo rolls project for Irish Film Institute & aemi, Dublin, considering contested territories and ritual actions.

George Clark: Sites & Rites, AEMI Dublin, 20 October 2019
George Clark: Sites & Rites, AEMI Dublin, 20 October 2019

The Image And Its Image, NKFS, 14-18 October 2019
Festival of moving image curated for Nordland Kunst- og Filmfagskole in Kabelvåg featuring 30 artists works and assembled to think through cinema, its potential and multiple futures.

The Image and its Image, NKFS, Norway, 14-18 October 2019
The Image and its Image, NKFS, Norway, 14-18 October 2019

Double Ghosts at New York Film Festival, October 2019
North American premiere of Double Ghosts as part of the New York Film Festival.

Double Ghosts, George Clark, 35mm, 2018
Double Ghosts, George Clark, 35mm, 2018

Double Ghosts, UK exhibition, September 2019
UK solo exhibition as part of Berwick Film and Media Arts Festival 19 September – 27 October 2019 at The Gymnasium Gallery, Berwick-upon-Tweed, UK.

Double Ghosts, opening 19 September 2019, Gymnasium Gallery, BFMAF 2019, photo by Erika Stevenson
Double Ghosts, opening 19 September 2019, Gymnasium Gallery, BFMAF 2019, photo by Erika Stevenson