《爱尔兰问题》(2013)和《石头、起源和神话的历史》(2016)

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RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW Pub Date : 2022-05-01 DOI:10.1215/01636545-9566216

M. Morley, T. Flanagan

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策展空间展示了艺术家和电影制作人梅格斯·莫利和汤姆·弗拉纳根的两个项目。《爱尔兰问题》(2013)是一个跨学科的电影装置，试图激发政治语言、表演和电影之间的关系。《石头、起源和神话的历史》(2016)是一部非叙事电影散文，通过在爱尔兰各地发现的与爱尔兰叛乱、1916年起义和国家建立有关的政治纪念碑的镜头，探索了个人记忆和国家历史之间的空间。

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The Question of Ireland (2013) and A History of Stone, Origin and Myth (2016)

Curated Spaces features two projects by the artists and filmmakers Megs Morley and Tom Flanagan. The Question of Ireland (2013) is a cross-disciplinary film installation that attempts to provoke the relationship between the language of politics, performance, and cinema. A History of Stone, Origin and Myth (2016) is a nonnarrative film essay that explores the space between individual memory and national history through the lens of political monuments found throughout Ireland that relate to Irish rebellion, the 1916 Rising, and the foundation of the state.

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