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Moving through the Absence: Viviane Vagh’s Ground Zero NY, 2005

Diana Gonzalez
July 2009
Special Dossiers, Spotlight on Viviane Vagh
From there, faced with these large frescoes, the feeling of the past being wiped away, of its disappearing and the impression of ruins: of traces of a world that is now based on a bombardment of images. – Yo...
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Notes on Free Women/Femmes libres

Grant Wiedenfeld
July 2009
Special Dossiers, Spotlight on Viviane Vagh
In a field dominated by intellectual showmanship and hermetic eccentricity, Viviane Vagh’s filmmaking speaks with a voice as familiar as it is poetic. Her latest film, Free Women/Femmes libres (2009), makes...
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Magical Transformations: A Conversation with Viviane Vagh

Justine Gaunt
July 2009
Special Dossiers, Spotlight on Viviane Vagh
“There are lots of different identities in my genes”, says Viviane Vagh. We speak on the ’phone, she in Paris, me in Yorkshire, but either of us could be anywhere. Viviane has roots in Greece, Australia, Fr...
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Viviane Vagh and the Poetics of Disappearance, Or: A Portrait of Cinema as a Young Girl

Gabriela Trujillo
July 2009
Special Dossiers, Spotlight on Viviane Vagh
A young girl on a sunny day. Gracefully, she comes and goes. Does she know she’s being filmed? Does she know that, as her image multiplies on the screen, she seems to disappear? The fleeting presence A se...
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Experimental Fusions: Viviane Vagh’s Beachcombers Installations

Romy Sutherland
July 2009
Special Dossiers, Spotlight on Viviane Vagh
Viviane Vagh’s absorbing installation series, “Beachcombers”, is a celebration of fusion. Vagh explores the meeting points of natural elements, such as land and sea, of various art forms and of diverse cult...

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