Atmospheric, Filming architecture

Atmospheric, Filming architecture

An exhibition produced by arc en rêve in partnership with TRANSFER Global Architecture Platform and the Canadian Center for Architecture.

Halfway between an exhibition and a festival, Atmospheric explores the many ways in which video can contribute to the transmission of architecture and space.

Over the last decade, video has established itself as the documentation and experimental tool best suited to conveying the meaning and context of an architecture, a place or a space. A new generation of artists has emerged in a wide variety of locations, exploiting the possibilities offered by digital technology and the circulation of images online.

arc en rêve’s main gallery has been transformed into a screening room, offering a glimpse into this landscape of filmmakers and directors. Initially structured into 4 sessions of one month each, Atmospheric, filming architecture presents the work of 40 authors – exploring the many ways in which video can contribute to the transmission of architecture.

A selection of the TRANSFER Architecture Video Award 2019 and 2021 is part of Atmospheric, filming architecture.

The exhibition, which was due to close at the end of October, has been extended until 7 January 2024. For this fifth session of screenings, the 8 most appreciated films by the public from among the 32 presented during the exhibition will be shown in the “Best-of” session of Atmospheric.

Among the 8 films shown in the session “Best-of”, 3 were selected by the TRANSFER Architecture Video Award:

- Traces, Javiera Godoy, UK, 2019. Honourable Mention, TRANSFER Architecture Video Award 2019. https://www.transfer-arch.com/video-award/traces/

- Jugaad, Chak Hin Leung, India, 2020. Shortlisted, TRANSFER Architecture Video Award 2021. https://www.transfer-arch.com/video-award/jugaad/

- Split Lives, Joshua Bolchover & John Lin, Hong Kong, 2021. Winner, TRANSFER Architecture Video Award 2021. https://www.transfer-arch.com/video-award/split-lives/

The TRANSFER Architecture Video Award is an independent award, launched in 2019, to recognise the most creative and innovative short films in the field of architecture, city or landscape worldwide.

The TRANSFER Architecture Video Award 2023 is open for entries until 15 January 2024.

With the TRANSFER Architecture Video Award, we aim to highlight the contributions that best represent new means of knowledge and analysis of architecture using video, both as a critical tool and an artistic practice.

The award is global in scope and open to filmmakers, architects, artists, photographers or any individual or group whose video work is related with architecture, city or landscape.

The main criteria are the short film’s contribution to exploring innovative ways of analysing and experiencing architecture, city or landscape, the relevance of the topic and its social impact, and a high standard of production.

With an international jury from the fields of architecture, filmmaking and academia:
Loreta Castro Reguera, Principal Taller Capital, Professor Faculty of Architecture, UNAM, Mexico
Carole Diop, Architect, Founder Afrikadaa Magazine, Dakar, Senegal
Maxime Faure & Adam W. Pugliese, Filmmakers, France
Martino Stierli, The Philip Johnson Chief Curator of Architecture and Design, MoMA, New York, United States
Alfredo Thiermann, Assistant Professor for History and Theory of Architecture, EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland
Xu Tiantian, Principal DnA Desing and Architecture, Beijing, China
Isabel Concheiro, Editor-in-chief, TRANSFER
Helen van Vemde, Founder, Sotto Voce Fondation

Entries will be submitted exclusively online to: www.transfer-arch.com/video-award-submission

Short films must have a maximum duration of 5 minutes and must have been produced within the past three years (2021-2023).

Contact:
TRANSFER Global Architecture Platform
videoaward@transfer-arch.com
www.transfer-arch.com
#TRANSFERVideoAward

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Cite: "Atmospheric, Filming architecture" 02 Jan 2024. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1011729/atmospheric-filming-architecture> ISSN 0719-8884

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