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FFF Videoshow

17 March 2002
— 12 May 2002
20:00 — 00:00


Location: Centraal Museum
€ 8
Running from 17 March – 26 May 2002 at the Centraal Museum and Filmtheater t'Hoogt the FFF Videoshow presents a combination of video art, music videos, and television commercials. It is the first time in the Netherlands that commercials, clips and video art, can be seen together in a museum.

The FFF Videoshow is structured around themes that align with the interests of both young and not-so-young television viewers. The exhibition is designed by stylist and designer Ruud van der Peijl.

Circus Maximus Home Movie

Circus Maximus Home Movie is a two-day event at the Centraal Museum Utrecht (11–12 May) presented by Stichting Lazy Marie as part of the FFF Videoshow. The program explores 40 years of home filmmaking, featuring family films, amateur videos, bloopers, video experiments, and works by artists inspired by the home movie. The event includes a hosted television-style evening on Saturday and a continuous screening on Sunday. Visitors are also invited to submit their own home movies for selection, with free admission for chosen entries.

Hoogt 4

At ’t Hoogt, art can be seen that thematically connects to the FFF Videoshow. Three video works from the collective VNE: Hovering over Wasteland by Michiel van Bakel (in the café), Trembling Time by Yael Bartana (in the box office), and The Kiss by Rafael Montanez Ortiz (downstairs by the telephone), and Paradise the Club 2001: Dressingroom by Erwin Olaf (courtesy of Flatland Gallery Utrecht).
Additionally, on 8 May, two films will be shown as a preview of work by the same makers from the FFF Videoshow:
1 May, 7:45 PM: Ridley Scott – Blade Runner (Director’s Cut)
8 May, 7:45 PM: Guy Ritchie – Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels

Lazy Marie

Lazy Marie

― Artist

Lazy Marie produces autonomous audiovisual projects and organizes accessible presentations of idiosyncratic audiovisual work. We aim to develop projects in which both aspects, production and presentation, are addressed by commissioning artists. Lazy Marie does not limit itself to a single medium, but focuses on blending different media and their visual languages: film, video, and computer, presented in cinemas, galleries, and public spaces. A prerequisite is that the audiovisual works are personal, formally innovative, and autonomous. Lazy Marie operates at the intersection of film art and visual art and encourages the unconventional use of audiovisual media, with the aim of contributing to a vibrant audiovisual climate in the Netherlands, and in the Utrecht region in particular.

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