From: J Rosette (email suppressed)
Date: Fri Feb 05 2010 - 08:00:21 PST
I thought no one really cared about these issues...but then again, my
perspective is a bit warped from working out here in Cambodia for the
past 5+ years where IP abuse is the standard (by foreigners, not just
Khmer)...
...there are exceptions, including our show, CAMBOFEST
(www.cambofest.com) - where we seek and receive all permissions or we
don't play the films, see our blog for an interesting story about this
stuff going on here:
http://bloggeradocamerado.blogspot.com/2010/01/cambofest-story-part-1.html
But in a developed country like Zurich, that's very surprising - no
excuse really
My two cents
J "J" R
On 2/5/10, C Keefer <email suppressed> wrote:
> Is anyone else having problems with Karma International Gallery, Zurich and
> their "Kino Karma" series, specifically, showing artists' work from DVDs
> without permission, and specifically AGAINST artist's stated wishes? They do
> not respond despite numerous messages.
>
> Karma International, Zurich run by
> Marina Leuenberger and Karolina Dankow
>
> It's disgusting when a gallery ignores a living artist's instructions and
> wishes. Another sleazy incident of the art world abusing experimental
> filmmakers' works?
>
> Also, can anyone confirm, did they contact Anthology and others and receive
> permission to screen from the Unseen Cinema set in their gallery?
>
> Also wondering if Marilyn Brakhage and Pat O'Neill have given permission for
> their works to be screened there?
>
> Cindy Keefer
> Center for Visual Music
> www.centerforvisualmusic.org
> on behalf of Jordan Belson
>
>
>
>
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