Carte blanche to Mark Lewis and Laura Mulvey
November 21st, 2014 - November 23rd, 2014
Mark Lewis, Algonquin Park, September (2001)
Louvre (auditorium) – Paris
Mark Lewis and film theorist Laura Mulvey converse about the legacy of cinematic modernism. The transformation of the gaze engendered by urban culture, the creation of fictive spaces by the film image and the optical fetishism developed in the social practices of cinema are avenues of thought common to their.
Their “carte blanche” invites the visitor to discover the oeuvre of Mark Lewis through a reinterpretation of historic films, some of which have rarely been screened in France.