Installations, Still and Moving images
October 16-20, 2024

“I would like the viewer to have a physical experience through the time used in each shot. To have this physical experience that time unfolds in you, that time enters you.”

Chantal Akerman

Chantal Akerman, La Chambre, 2007. Still, single projection video installation,16mm film transferred to digital, color, silent, 10 mins, 26 sec, in loop. Made from the film “La Chambre”, 1972. Courtesy of Chantal Akerman Foundation and Marian Goodman Gallery.

Chantal Akerman, La Chambre, 2007. Still, single projection video installation,16mm film transferred to digital, color, silent, 10 mins, 26 sec, in loop. Made from the film “La Chambre”, 1972. Courtesy of Chantal Akerman Foundation and Marian Goodman Gallery.

Chantal Akerman, La Chambre, 2007. Still, single projection video installation,16mm film transferred to digital, color, silent, 10 mins, 26 sec, in loop. Made from the film “La Chambre”, 1972. Courtesy of Chantal Akerman Foundation and Marian Goodman Gallery.

Chantal Akerman was born in 1950 in Brussels, and died in Paris in 2015. The major Belgian director and pioneer of feminist and experimental filmmaking is represented by Marian Goodman Gallery (New York, Paris, Los Angeles). She made over 40 films during her lifetime, and is considered to be one of the most important European directors of her generation.

The installation will complement the simultaneous exhibition at the Jeu de Paume this autumn, “Chantal Akerman - Travelling”.