Michaela Grill

will be screened at the Bangkok World Film Festival from Dec 2-11. Thanks for the invite!

have been invited to the Black Cat Award International Film Festival La Paz/BOL from Nov 11-15, thanks!

is part of the Sofia Art Week this week at Charta Gallery.
The program has been curated by Verksmiðjan á Hjalteyri together with with Aether Art Space – Michaela Lakova Voin Voinov and also incudes works by Thorbjörg Jónsdóttir, Lorena Zilleruelo and Hlynur Pálmason.
Thanks so much for the invitation!

Next Wednesday at 6pm I will be at the Cinematheque for a guided visit and open question and answer session for Antarctic Traces Revisited! Come and let me know what you think and chat with me about Antarctica, the ice, whales, industrial ruins, our interaction with nature or whatever else you feel like. I’d be happy to see you!

will be screened at Festival du nouveau cinéma – FNC in Montreal tomorrow at Oct 6 at 7.15pm and Tue 11 at 9.15. I will be there for a Q&A. Thanks for the invitation!

Antarctic Traces is part of the International Nature Film Competition at Vaasa Wildlife Feszival in Finland from Sept 28- Oct 2. The festival focuses on climate change, people’s relationship with Nature and conservation. Wish I was there!

will screen at DOBRA 2022 – Festival Internacional de Cinema Experimental in Rio on September 23rd. Thanks!

is invited to Underdox Munich and will play Oct 11th at Werkstattkino. Thanks!

is part of the International Competition at Bozcaada International Festival of Ecological Documentary in Turkey from Oct 12-16- so awesome!

Two years in the making, it’s finally time to reveal the most exiting news:

Antarctic Traces Revisited
opening: Friday, September 2nd, 6 p.m.

The Cinémathèque québécoise is pleased to invite you to the opening of Michaela Grill’s installation Antarctic Traces Revisited, in the presence of the artist.

Presented from September 2 to October 30, the exhibition explores the desolate territory of South Georgia, a British island lost in the Atlantic Ocean, off the silent, nearby continent of Antarctica. Austrian multidisciplinary artist Michaela Grill introduces an open dialogue between creation and investigation where the vivid depiction of these landscapes clashes with the archived images, maps, films and photographs that bear witness to how animals and nature have been exploited on the territory.

The opening will be followed at 7 p.m. by a performance by Steve Bates/ Elizabeth A. Vajagic and Nick Kuepfer.

Deep gratitude to Guillaume Lafeur and Doriane Briot for making this dream come true!

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