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Now Showing: After Paradjanov

1st April - 16th April 2010



This April tank.tv will be showcasing recent work in film & video from Georgia. Curated specially for the tank.tv platform by Sophio Medoidze this exhibition is a response to the BFI’s recent Sergei Paradjanov season.

Artists and filmmakers include Koka Ramishvili, Mamuka Japharidze, Maya Sumbadze, Tolia Astali+Heike Gallmeier, Sophio Medoidze & Alexander Kviria.



This exhibition is held in… Continue

Now Showing: Aurélien Froment



1st - 31st March 2010



This March tank.tv will be exhibiting a selection of nine videos made between 2001 and 2009 by the artist Aurélien Froment.



Without reducing Froment’s work to ineffectual buzzwords it is safe to say that both process and situation both have central roles within his oeuvre. Working through the thematic prisms of play, theatre and architecture Froment allows himself to take a magpie approach to the specifics of… Continue

Dear Friends,



Here at tank.tv we're delighted to be exhibiting two key works by Paul McCarthy throughout February. Please do stop by www.tank.tv to watch Family Tyranny & Cultural Soup over the coming weeks.



The show is held in conjunction with a screening of McCarthy's F-Fort and Contemporary Cure All at Tate Modern on the 6th February and if you are in London we very much hope to see you there.



Very best wishes from the tank.tv team,

Alice… Continue

January & February 2010 on www.tank.tv

Laetitia Benat / Paul McCarthy /Tate Modern



tank.tv is pleased to welcome in our 2010 programme with an exhibition of work by the French artist Laetitia Benat.



Benat uses the simplest of video techniques to negotiate and toy with the way in which emotion and suspense are implied by images. Simple sounds, shots, sequences and subjects are used to examine the way in which the viewer is triggered into feeling. Allowing the… Continue

Ben Callaway’s technique results in work that is as visually rich as it is intriguing. Narrative and image break down as the artist transfers and attacks the material of video in order to create uneasy structures and a complex juxtaposition of form and content.



Visit the online exhibition free at www.tank.tv



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Also showing: www.tank.tv at Tate Modern



During 2009 www.tank.tv has had the pleasure… Continue