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MemScreen – An Art-Based Archive of Translation and Narration

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Nationalism in the History of the Holocaust, Genocide, and Mass Violence

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At the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute Monday-Wednesday, 10-12 July 2017 Nationalism Genocide Many

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Friedemann Derschmidt

is an artist, filmmaker and researcher currently working at the research Lab for Film and Television at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna.

He was leading the art-based research project ‘MemScreen’ and was a fellow researcher in the art-based research project ‘Conserved Memories’ both supported by the Austrian Science Fund (FWF PEEK).

In this context he developed several projects on memory and narration e.g. the documentary movie “The Phantom of Memory” (awarded at the “Diagonale” 2013 as the best short documentary film), the project „Two Family Archives“ (with Shimon Lev) or the awarded book “Tell it to your child – national socialism in the own family“. Most recently he created the Video-Installation “4xSally” together with Shimon Lev using his video-based synoptic narration method.

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f dot derschmidt at akbild dot ac dot at

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