Fair Play: Video Art Festival - July 15-16, 2005 - A festival of young, great VIDEO ART!
 
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FAIR PLAY 2005
Video Art Festival

A festival of young, great VIDEO ART!

July 15th - 30th, 2005

Friday, July 15th
5pm / welcome cocktail
6 - 8 pm / screenings

Saturday, July 16th
11 am - 8 pm / screenings
9 pm / "And the winner is..."

Wednesday - Saturday,
until July 30th

2 - 7 pm / screening of all the works
presented at the festival

downloadable press-release and images

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HK119
Malfunction, 3min40sec, 2004, video on DVD
Excess, 2min17sec, 2003, video on DVD
Last nation, 2min51sec, 2003, video on DVD

Statement
HK119 (Heidi Kilpelainen) is a London based Finnish artist, who moves smoothly between the worlds of cabaret, pop music and contemporary art. The performance name HK119 refers to product codes and in creating her Œproduct_ she is the composer, lyricist, costume and set designer, producer, director and performer. Much of her work comments on the relationship between man and machine and advancing technologies. Her fascination with dystopias has led her to make video works, presenting songs in the style of a pop video, featuring punk baroque characterisations. Other works have been inspired by consumerism, popular culture and mass media and society_s ever changing notions of Œself_. As well as making the videos, live performance has always been an important element within her practice with the set designs often referencing the Bauhaus, Futurist and Russian Constructivist movements.

Biography
Heidi Kilpelainen was born in 1974 in Finland. She lives and works in London (UK).

Selected exhibition
22 March – 15 April ‘05, Percy Miller Gallery, London (UK)
10 March HK 119 live at Multi, Event in Tent/Rotterdam, Holland
15 Jan ‘05 – 19 Feb ‘05, ‘From A to B and Back Again’, Galerie Chez Valentin, Paris (France)
Liverpool Biennale, Liverpool, Sept. ‘04
16 June ‘04, Gazon Rouge Gallery, Athens (Greece)
New Contemporaries - touring exhibition, Liverpool (Sep.-Oct. ‘04) and London, (Nov.-Jan. ‘05)

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