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February 5, 2010 by GW Editorial Staff
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| The Need to Hold Still is an exhibition of photographs by Berlin-based artist Mirjam Dröge. She creates compelling psychological spaces, room for contemplation, memory, and child-like reverie. This exhibition will feature a range of photographs completed by the artist over the past five years It includes images of clandestine tree-houses, fabric forts the artist has created based on photographs from her childhood, and several introspective selfportraits. February 6th through May 1st 2010 Mirjam Dröge lives and works in Berlin. She received her degree and completed a Meisterschüler program in photography at the Hochschule für Grafik & Buchkunst Leipzig (HGB). This exhibition at the California Museum of Photography represents her first solo museum exhibition, and her first exhibition in the United States. Opening Reception: Museum Hours: UC Riverside, California Museum of Photography, |
Mirjam Dröge – The Need to Hold Still| Exhibition Mirjam Dröge – The Need to Hold Still |
| Kinder Kino: Asterix in Amerika ( Asterix – the great crossing) |
 Sunday, February 7th 2010, 10:00amAnimation, D, 1994, Director: Gerhard Hahn, 85 min. with the voices of Erkan & Stefan, Peer Augustinski, Ottfried Fischer During one of the customary brawls in the Gaulish village, the supply of magic potion is spilled, and the Romans capture Miraculix the druid before any more can be brewed. Throwing him over the edge of the world he lands in America. Asterix and Obelix follow and soon find themselves pitted against an American medicine man, who has his own designs on the potion recipe. Meanwhile the village is without their champions and out of magic potion. Goethe-Institut Los Angeles |
| The not so amusing Cinema of Michael Haneke / The Castle |
 Wednesday, February 10th 2010, 7:00 p.m.The Castle (Das Schloß) Austria 1997, color, 125 min., digital proj., German with English subtitles, starring Ulrich Mühe, Frank Giering, Felix Eitner A land surveyor takes a job at a mysterious castle, only to meet resistance from co-workers who have been organized by the company’s bureaucracy to impede his progress. He also is met with hostility from the residents of a nearby town who conspire with the castle’s workers. Haneke’s faithful adaptation of Franz Kafka’s novel fragment successfully incorporates the writer’s prose into a startling cinematic vision. Preceeded by: Goethe-Institut Los Angeles |
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