CDL 11: Nearer, Françoise

December 6th, 2008 by CDL

Learning the language of modern art is like renting a room in a foreign city. If you don’t know what the questions mean, you might end up in the basement. If you know what the questions mean, you might choose the basement anyway.

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One Response to “CDL 11: Nearer, Françoise”

randellfever Says:
December 7th, 2008 at 2:49 pm
I see the method to this madness… or is it the madness to this method?

ABOUT CINEMA DU LYON

Cinema du Lyon are a European art/music group who compose with found sound, poetry, visual art, electronic and acoustic instruments, stressing a philosophy of "existential pretentiousness".

Amoral rather than immoral, they shun formula at the same time as using it subversively with the intention of creating a free and unfettered space for their consummate artistry to reconstruct the sensory landscape of an unprepared and unexpectedly bemused audience.

They first came to public attention in 2004 when during a mesmerising one hour show at the Hanbury Ballroom, Brighton, actors and photographers took the role of the group, distributing champagne, flowers and chocolate.

Since then they have played live in non-music public spaces, art galleries, back gardens and underground clubs in Europe, Quebec and Scandinavia, whilst maintaining a highly popular podcast.

Cinema du Lyon