Uriel Orlow

Uriel Orlow has exhibited and published in the UK and internationally. This site contains an online archive of selected work by Uriel Orlow.

		Life is More Important Than Art ed. by Gilane Tawadros w. introduction by Paul Hobson (Ostrich, 2007) ISBN 978-0-9555687-0-1 An investigation of the current conditions for making and presenting contemporary art with contributions from Faisal Abdu'Allah, Wendy Anderson, Stuart Brisley, Simon Callery, Stuart Croft, Yara El-Sherbini, Raimi Gbadamosi, Susan Hiller, Gabriel Kuri, David Medalla, Stephen Nelson, Uriel Orlow, João Penalva, Zineb Sedira, John Seth, Yinka Shonibare, Terry Smith, Alia Syed, Anne Tallentire and Simon Tegala.

		The Dialectical Image: La Jetée and Photography-as-Cinema in The Cinematic, ed. by David Campany (Whitechapel and MIT, 2007) ISBN 978-0-85488-152-9 / 978-0-262-53288-4 A reader which surveys the rich history of relationships between the moving and still image in photography and film. With contributions by Roland Barthes, Jean Baudrillard, Raymond Bellour, Victor Burgin, Catherine David, Gilles Deleuze, Régis Durand, Thierry de Duve, Sergei Eisenstein, Mike Figgis, Christian Metz, Laura Mulvey, Uriel Orlow, Pier Paolo Pasolini, Constance Penley, Steve Reich, Susan Sontag, Agnès Varda, Peter Wollen and others. Essay

		Latent Archives, Roving Lens in Ghosting: The Role of the Archive within Contemporary Artists' Film and Video (Bristol: Picture This Moving Image, 2006) ISBN 0-9539872-8-0 With essays by Eddie Chambers, Amna Malik, Uriel Orlow, Lucy Reynolds and Erika Tan, and illustrated case studies on works of: The Atlas Group, Ansuman Biswas, Matthew Buckingham, Neil Cummings & Marysia Lewandowska, Yervant Gianikian & Angela Ricci Lucchi, Douglas Gordon, Johan Grimonprez, Susan Hiller, Patrick Keiller, Marcel Odenbach, Harold Offeh, Uriel Orlow & Ruth Maclennan, The Otolith Group, Erika Tan, Fiona Tan and Mark Wallinger. Details and Essay

		Some Notes on Freedom of Speech and the Ethics of Listening in Route 181 by Michel Khleifi and Eyal Sivan in 1+1+1, issue two (London: Double agents, Summer 2005) ISSN 1746-6989 Published on the occasion of the exhibition The Trouble with Talkies, at ADI Project Space, London, May-June 2005, curated by Adam Chodzko, Graham Ellard and Stephen Johnstone, Jaki Irvine,Uriel Orlow, Lisa Panting and Anne Tallentire. Details and Essay

		Chris Marker: The Archival Power of the Image in Lost in the Archives, ed. by Rebecca Comay (Toronto: Alphabet City, nr. 8, 2002) ISBN 0-9730550-0-6 Essay commissioned by Alphabet City to appear in major publication on art and theory in relation to the archive, alongside contributions by Boris Groys, Jacques Derrida and Bernard Stiegler, Georges Didi-Huberman, Friedrich Kittler, Neil Cummings & Marysia Lewandowska, Sharon Lockhart, Irit Rogoff, Jeff Wall and others. Details and Essay

		Hide and Seek: On the seduction of getting lost Unpublished catalogue essay for canceled exhibition Let's get lost, curated by Jérôme Sans, to take place in London in 1999 but never did Catalogue text commissioned by Jérôme Sans and Mark Lewis. Text

		...trailer...On work-seth/tallentire Published on Projects Arts Dublin Website, ed. by Valerie Conor (1999) and on Home 2 DVD, ed. by Laura Godfrey-Isaacs (2000) Text commissioned by Vaéerie Conor / Project Arts, Dublin. Written in Dublin during the making of 'Trailer' by work-seth/tallentire in May 1999. Text

		La Jetée and the Redemptive Powers of the Image Published in Creative Camera (nr. 359, August/September 1999) Being composed almost entirely of still images but projected as a film, La Jetée is marginal in relation to what is commonly understood to be the cinematic, i.e. movement–the kiné of kinematography–yet it cannot be considered only in terms of photography either. As such it is a seminal work combining photography and cinema and allowing us to interrogate the specificities of both as well as their close interrelations.