people - Mikhail Karikis

UK tour of Sounds from Beneath in artists film programme, including CCA Glasgow, Brighton Festival and Whitechapel Gallery, London.

3-screen outdoor installation

Screening with works by Susan Collins, Phil Coy, Tacita Dean, Mikhail Karikis & Uriel Orlow, Jayne Parker and others.

In Sounds from Beneath a disused coal-mine in East Kent, once populated with workers, machines and the sounds of their activities, is brought back to life through song. The video centers around a choral piece in which ex-miners’ recall in song the subterranean sounds of a working coal mine.

Remnants of the Future combines elements of documentary, sci-fi and electro-acoustics. It portrays the precarious existence in a post-Soviet ghost-town, an inverted ruin of the modern that is still waiting to fulfill its utopian ambition of communal living.

Group show with Andrea Anastasio, David Batchelor, Matt Calderwood, Sebastian Diaz Morales, Gaylen Gerber, Matthew Harrison, Ane Mette Hol, Mikhail Karikis, A Kassen, Tom Molloy, Brian O’Connell, João Onofre, Lisa Oppenheim, Uriel Orlow, Frédéric Pradeau, Troels Sandegård, Padraig Timoney, Peter … More →

The wish to establish the exact time that a tree standing in the forest needs in order to be converted into a newspaper has given the owner of a Harz paper mill the occasion to conduct an interesting experiment.

Uriel Orlow’s artic road-movie ‘A Picturesque Journey’ set to ‘Music in Similar Motion’ by Philip Glass performed live by the ensemble Scratch the Surface. The concert will also feature works by Steve Reich, Amy Cunningham, Conall Gleeson, Claudia Kappenberg. Mikhail … More →

Bookwork by Uriel Orlow and Ruth Maclennan, 160 pp. Design by Kapitza. London: Double agents, 2004 ISBN: 0-9548947-0-7 A ‘ready-made archive’, a holiday correspondence and a philosophico-anecdotal meditation on history. Ruth Maclennan and Uriel Orlow write to each other while … More →