Contribution – Uriel Orlow

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Film Undone | Ed. Philip Widmann | October 2024

Unmade Film, Perfomative Film, Future Film: An Ethics of Witnessing, Essay by Uriel Orlow, to Film Undone. Elements of a Latent Cinema, edited by Philip Widmann.

Film Undone presents contributions introducing unmade and unfinished film projects, film ideas realised in non-filmic media, as well as films that remained unseen in their intended form and at their intended time. These tentative and careful probes dedicated to singular projects reflect the importance of primary materials before and beyond the film. Bringing them together as Elements of a Latent Cinema opens a space to consider cases from various political geographies and historical moments in relation. Latency prompts to think differently about what has remained invisible in cinema than under deficit-centred categories such as failure, loss, or incompletion. It marks a sustained potentiality for things to change their condition, to affect us and set us in motion.

More information at Archive Books

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Memories Archived | Ed. Dale Luis Menezes, Leandré D’Souza, Susana Bastos Mateus| 2024

Memories, Archived: Contemporary Views from South Asia is a book that explores contemporary South Asian views and provides new ways to engage with archives.

The book includes an interview with Uriel Orlow as well as other artists, including Asavari Gurav, Ashish Phaldesai, Keg de Souza, Leticia Alvares and many others.

Available here.

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Balance 1970-1990. Kunst, Gesellschaft, Umwelt | Marianne Burki, Katrin Steffen | Kunstmuseum Solothurn | 2022

Carte blanche to Uriel Orlow: featuring still images from Dedication (2021).

in Balance 1970-1990. Kunst, Gesellschaft, Umwelt by Marianne Burki, Katrin Steffen (eds.), published by the Kunstmuseum Solothurn, Switzerland, May 2022.

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Mobile Soils | Anne-Laure Franchette, Jose Cáceres Mardones, Gabriel N. Gee (eds.)

TETI Press first publication

This collection of essays reflects on the mobile ground beneath our feet, questioning the soil as both material and narrative in our interconnected territories. Texts by artists, curators, historians, engineers, environmental scientists, architects, gardeners and poets peer into the bright and dark worlds of the underground, look at memories, molecules and resilience on the ground, industry, migration and spectral presences on the overground. Throughout, authors revisit their own practice confronted to present earthly attachments and ecological pressure. It stems from a series of workshops organised in 2019 as part of the Baustelle und Botanic project.

Edited by Anne-Laure Franchette, Jose Caceres Mardones, Gabriel N.Gee

With contributions by Paloma Ayala, Kenza Benabderrazik, Jose Caceres Mardones, Laurie Dall’Ava, Nikos Doulos, Errol Reuben Fernandes, Anne-Laure Franchette, Gabriel N.Gee, Brack Hale / Moriah Simonds, Monica Ursina Jäger, Elise Lammer, Gnanli Landrou, Maria Joao Matos, Uriel Orlow, Jan Van Oordt, Grit Ruhland, Caroline Wiedmer & Rafael Newman, Huhtamaki Wab.

Pdf of Of Soil and Weeds by Uriel Orlow

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The Galápagos Principle

With contributions by Pierre Bal-Blanc, Marc Bembekoff, Julien Fronsacq, Simon Pleasance, Aurélien Mole, Ilya Prigogine, Simon Boudvin, Jean Painlevé, René Daumal, Laurent Montaron, Christian Waldvogel, Alain Bedos & Christian Moncel, Superstudio, Arnaud des Palliéres, Ceel Mogami de Haas & Vianney Fivel, Simon Faithfull, Joseph Grigely, and Sealand.

A project by Maxime Bondu, Gaël Grivet, Bénédicte le Pimpec, Èmile Ouroumov.