Neil Henderson’s work involves varied ways of mapping and exploring site, strata, and landscape. With static long takes, Henderson uses the landscape as a formal structure, reflecting on presence and place, repetitive variations of similar subjects/objects in a way that reminds us of Robert Smithsson and Richard Long's land-art, and photographic work by Ger Dekkers and Jan Dibbets among others. For example in "Tidal Island" (2014), Henderson returns to the site of a circular man-made island off the east coast of England.

«Material Universe: experimental film program» includes experimental films by Taylor Dunne, Erin Espelie, Anna Kipervaser, Rhys Morgan, Ramey Newell, Eric Stewart, and Kalpana Subramanian. Stay after the screening for a Q&A with visiting filmmaker Kalpana Subramanian.

Programme:
«Liquid is Light»
Kalpana Subramanian
2016, 4 min, B &W, silent, digitized from Super 8mm

«Dislocations»

Wheeler Winston Dixon was part of the New York underground experimental film scene in the 1960s, and has been making films steadily ever since. His complete film work is archived in the permanent collection of The Museum of Modern Art. On July 6th, at Filmhuis Cavia, Amsterdam, Dixon will present, live, in person, his videos American Dream, Look, Prison State, The Catastrophe Series, Real & Unreal and previously unscreened new video works.

Filmhuis Cavia (in Amsterdam) presents:
"Gwendolyn Foster: Queer Feminist Punk Experimental Films."