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Coagulum – a momentary clot in the heart of commerce
and other selected films
Inventory
17.10.2021
Giselle’s Books · Marseille
Marking the end of Inventory’s exhibition ‘A doctrine of scattered occasions’, a selection of their films will be projected at Giselle’s Books.
The exhibition will exceptionally be open without appointment from 2pm onwards and will be concluded with the projection of : Beton Insel (2004, 8 minutes), Sleepwalkers (2003, 17 minutes) and Coagulum – a momentary clot in the heart of commerce (2002, 19 minutes).
Giselle’s Books, 28 Rue des Convalescents, 13001, Marseille
Open from 2 to 9PM. Film screening : 7PM
Marquant la fin de ‘A doctrine of scattered occasions’, l’exposition du collectif Inventory, une sélection de leurs films seront projetés à Giselle’s Books.
L’exposition sera exceptionnellement ouverte sans rendez-vous à partir de 14h, et sera conclue par la projections des films suivants: Beton Insel (2004, 8 minutes), Sleepwalkers (2003, 17 minutes) and Coagulum – a momentary clot in the heart of commerce (2002, 19 minutes).
Giselle’s Books, 28 Rue des Convalescents, 13001, Marseille
Ouvert de 14h à 21h. Projection : 19h.
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