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== Screening 1: '''The Contemporary Art Bubble'''  ==
Critical screening of [https://distrify.com/films/6542| The Great Art Bubble] Friday 14th March, 6pm in room E305 Chelsea College of Arts, <br>
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On September 15th 2008, the day of the the collapse of Lehmans, the worst financial news since 1929, Damien Hirst sold over £60 million of his art, in an auction at Sotheby's that would total £111 million over two days. It was the peak of the contemporary art bubble - the greatest rise in the financial value of art in the history of the world. One art critic and film-maker was banned by Sotheby's and Hirst from attending this historic auction: Ben Lewis. Why? He had spent the whole of 2008 making a documentary investigating the reasons behind the booming contemporary art market, and they didn't like what he was finding out... Art critic and film-maker Ben Lewis spent all of 2008 investigating this contemporary art bubble in Europe, America and China and discovered a world of secretive deals, speculation, tax breaks and market manipulation that involved the whole art world - dealers, collectors, galleries, auction houses and even public museums. In the climax of the film, his discoveries lead him to play his own small secret part in the bursting of the contemporary art bubble. Includings interviews with leading dealers, gallerists, auction house specialists, artists and financial analysts. Shown at the Montreal Film Festival, Vancouver Film Festival, San Francisco Documentary Festival and Tel Aviv Art Film Festival. 
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[[The Great Contemporary Art Bubble]]

== Screening 2: '''Textiles - Labour - Value''' Sat 24th May, 5.30pm - 8.30pm ==
[[File:DifferentlyScreening eFlyer-1.jpg|500px|left|alt=Alt text|curated by Amy McDonnell and Catherine Long and flyer designed by [[Metod Blejec]]]]

Screening the documentary [https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Women-of-Brukman/27102064352 ''The Women of Brukman''] (2007) about workers who took over the running of a suit factory when managers fled during financial crisis in Argentina. Workers began to self-organise, changing their lives forever. 

During the screening we will ''activate evaluation'' by sewing our personal values onto an appliqued banner drawing on the tradition of trade union textiles. For more on banners, please go to [[a few banners for inspiration]].

[[File:BandRsBANNER.jpg|thumb|200px|right|alt= Banner|Beautiful Battersea and Wandsworth Trades Council banner at the pub!]] 

The Bread and Roses is a perfect location for this activity since it is named after the [[Bread and Roses textile workers' strike]] which took place in Massachusetts in 1912, leading to landmark labour reforms. 
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We collaboratively generated content for a  [[Textile, Labour and Value e-flyer]].

== Screening 3. MARSHA'S FLAT SCREENING (we need info and images)==
https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7376/14170233004_ed2a1cfddd.jpg
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== Screening 4: '''SUNLIGHT: Cycling Labour Value''' 10th December at [http://openschooleast.org Open School East] ==
[[File:DifScr Sunlight Design eFlyer.jpg|500px|left]]
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We collaborated with [http://www.electricpedals.com | Electric Pedals] to set up a cycling cinema for our fourth screening in December 2014. <br>

The Cinema harnesses the energy from 4- 6 adults pedalling bikes-on-stands-connected-to-generators to provide a cinematic performance for up to 150 people, allowing the audience the opportunity to be part of the entertainment as they power the screening.
Electric Pedals supply:

: 4x Bicycle Generators & cables
: 4x Bicycles 
: 1x Field Cinema (built in 60W speaker and DVD player)
:1x 300 lumen LED projector
:1x 2.3meter wide ‘Fast Fold’ screen (we can use a 4meter wide screen if the space is really dark)
: 1x Vehicle Hire
:1x Technical Staff<br>
Plan so far is:<br/>
*5pm CP cycle from Chelsea to OSE to help [http://www.electricpedals.com | Electric Pedals] set-up<br/>
*7.00pm screening<br/>
*9.00pm informal discussions with beer and bread, on labour, value and energy, moving image production and reception, technology, love, property and theft<br/>
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We are aggregating [[SUNLIGHT flyer]]
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[[File:CP SunlightScreening MetodBlejec detail.jpg| |thumb|500px|left|''Sunlight'' cinema in motion; photo Metod]]<br>
[[File:CP SunlightScreening MetodBlejec detail1.jpg| |thumb|500px|left|''Sunlight'' cinema in motion; photo Metod]]<br>
[[File:CP SunlightScreening MetodBlejec screen1.jpg| |thumb|500px|left|''Sunlight'' cinema in motion; photo Metod]]<br>

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| '''Suggested By'''|| '''Film Title:''' || '''Duration''' || '''Reason for Choice''' || '''Authors''' ||
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| Neil|| Der Lauf der Dinge (1987) || 30 mins || Materiality, energy, causality, art, humour, appropriation || Fischli & Weiss ||
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||Sissu || Ladri di biciclette [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bicycle_Thieves Bicycle Thieves] (1948) ||93 mins|| Bicycles, love, tragedy, post-war labour, stealing ||Vittorio De Sica  ||
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|| Amy (actually we all mentioned it!) || Belleville Rendez-vous [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dv5lqMPtKmA]  || 77 mins (the bit where he is training?) ||Cycling, energy, Animation ||Michele Cauchetaux ||
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|| Amy || Powaqqatsi: Life in Transformation [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoOdhKYj8Bc] (1988) || 99 mins (just scene 1 is my suggestion) || Energy, movement, environment || Godfrey Reggio ||
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|| Amy || Muerte de un cyclista [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66qqZBSM-Gk] (1955) || 88 mins (could just show the famous opening scene) || Class, bicycles, melodrama || Juan Antonio Bardem ||
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|| Sissu || Jour de fête (1949) www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXhRPnh1JSU || 1.44 mins || Bicycle autoride || Jaques Tati ||
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|| Sissu || Astro Boy / Mighty Atom (Tetsuwan Atomu ('52-'68)Extract Birth of Atom www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYSfncB4peU || 5.28–7.09 ||  || Osamu Tezuka ||
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|| Sissu || Turn On (2004)momaps1.org/exhibitions/view/91 || 3:33 mins || Unemployment, energy, labour, || Adrian Paci ||
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|| Sissu || Fathom (2013) harvestfilms.ie/fathom || 21 mins ||   || Sharon Whooley and Pat Collins ||
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|| Sissu || Lessons of Darkness (1992) || 54 mins || oil, energy, destruction, post-war, hell || Werner Herzog ||
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|| Sissu || Phonokinetoscope (2001) vimeo.com/27192486 ||  || Cycling, LSD, movement, kinetophonograph,|| Rodney Graham ||
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Sissu recommends [http://eipcp.net/transversal/1106/raunig1/en Bicycle Machines by Gerald Raunig] or read Neil's account of the [http://www.neilcummings.com/content/sunlight screening]
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== Screening 5 or 6? ==

There is still the option of having a screening at the [http://www.theoldpolicestation.org/ Old Police Station]. Perhaps thinking through systems of value and the law (see law film suggestions in table below)? 

Also a 'twitter screening' has been suggesting to harvest opinion on the art market and artists' pay. 

Let Amy know if there is enthusiasm for working on either of these ideas in the autumn. 




'''Possible collaboration...'''

There might be a potential to collaborate with Strike! Magazine http://www.strikemag.org/ at the Old Police Station as they are based near by. This may take the form of the magazine being present and on sale, they help determine the voting system, or that they help select films etc...

==GENERAL FILM SUGGESTIONS==
{| border="1"
| '''Suggested By'''|| '''Film Title:''' || '''Which Screening?''' || '''Reason for Choice''' || '''Excerpt (if applicable)''' ||
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| Amy || [https://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1403326764956 The Women of Brukman] || Bread and Roses ||Link to B and Rs textile workers' strike, value of labour and values creating through work structures  ||n/a ||
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|Marsha ||[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXOPBZFvBQ4 What Makes Art Valuable?] ||Chelsea  ||Art Market and auction system of valuating ||  ||
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|Sissu  ||[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92-LPtzRfTQ The Draughtsmans' Contract] || ||Value and exchange explored through property and sensual pleasure ||  ||
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|Sissu ||[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_3Nio8P5gQ Breaking the Waves]  ||  ||dysfunctions, failures, exchange, impossible exchange  ||  ||
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|Sissu  ||[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYj1vpeGbDE Drawing Restraint 9]  ||||strange relation to whale hunting and body/skin || ||
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|Sissu  || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X59SmjMlFJ4 Ladri di Bicicletti] ||  || ||  ||
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|Sissu  ||[http://vimeo.com/27192486 Phonokinetoscope (2001)] ||  ||  ||  ||
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|Amy  ||[http://vimeo.com/52732688 The Trial] ||Old Police Station || Law and a removed, systematic creation of values  ||  ||
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|Amy ||[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RelOJfFIyp8 12 Angry Men] ||Old Police Station  ||Values/value placed on life and time|| ||
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|Catherine || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_uq3uZmnsY The Rebel]|| Chelsea ||  || ||
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|Metod  || [http://www.channel4.com/programmes/the-ascent-of-money/4od#2918408 The Ascent of Money] || Old Police Station || Tags: Professor Niall Ferguson, money, history of money, monetary power, power, banking,  |corporation, shares, bonds, bubbles, market, stock, financial crash, finance, fraud, legal robbery, emerging markets, financial instability, trade, market  |fluctuation, neo-liberal doctrine, insurance ||   ||   
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|Metod || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pin8fbdGV9Y&p=11EBBCA9599152F6| The Corporation] || Old Police Station || Tags: corporations, corporate thinking, profit, power, debt, money, legal person, monetary power || ||
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| Metod || The Money Masters || Old Police Station || Tags: money, profit, banks, federal reserve, war creating, war sustaining, politics, debt, monetary power  || ||
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| Metod || Empire of the City: The Ring of Power || Old Police Station || It is bordering on conspiracy theory but has some valid pints.
Tags: City of London, City of Vatican, City of Columbia, financial control, religion control, military control, the triad of power: religion, money, military|| || 
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| Metod || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcGh1Dex4Yo 97% Owned] || Old Police Station || Tags: money, how money is created, 97% money is digital, creating money out of nothing, economy, banks, finance, financial crisis, global economy, financial risks || ||
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|Metod || Us Now || Chelsea || Tags: alternative ways of organisation and governance, group action, gift economy, sharing, collectivism || ||
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'''Other resources''':
- [http://cinema.usc.edu/assets/096/15635.pdf Oiticica's Quasi-Cinemas]
- [http://screenshadowsgroup.com/2014/05/16/imagining-a-revolutionary-community-event-outline/ Cinema 6 imagining a Revolutionary Community]