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International competition:X Media Forum winners are now announced! First prize is awarded to Liu Wei, China - Hopeless Land; Special Jury Mention: Anne Marte Overaa, Norway - Grey #1; Special Snob magazine prize is awarded to Ilya Korobkov, Russia - Museum.
Short-list: Patrick Bergeron, Canada — “LoopLoop“ Gerard Freixes Ribera, Spain — “Alone“ Porte de signal Nelly-Eve Rajotte, Canada — “Link“ Patrizia Honzani, Italy — “STAND-FiSGH“ Liu Wei, China — “Hopeless Land“ Konstantinos-antonios goutos, Greece — “PROJECT [video]Flaneu®“ Manuel Saiz, Spain — “The two teams team“ Luca Serasini, Italy — “Le baiser“ Anne Marte Overaa, Norway — “Grey #1“ Ilya Korobkov, Russia — “Museum“ Mare Tralla & Olga Jurgenson, Estonia&Russia — “When Estonian Peasant meets Russian Miner or...“ Farideh Shahsavarani, Iran — “I will be back“ Cristobal Farriol, Chile — “Le dejeuner (Fall)“ Bard Perry, Canada — “Man with A movie camera: The global remake“ Giuliensemble (Giulia Berto & Giulia Forgione) , Italy — “Dead Instant foto“ Nadia Hironaka and Matthew Suib, USA — “The soft Epic or; Savages of the Pacific West“ Sergey Ogurtsov, Russia — “Event Horizon“ Bjorn Erik Haugan, Norway — “A Pale Shade of Grey“ Boris Eldagsen, Germany — “SPAM the musical“ Estanislao Florido, Argentine — “Proyecto multiplayer“ Boris Eldagsen, Germany - "The lonely girls " Pierre-Laurent Cassière & Juliana Borinski, France / Germany - Sine (digital/analog converter)
Our congratulations! Selection Committee Konstantin Bokhorov
lives and works in Moscow. Curator, filmexpert. Deputy head of cinema and video programs department of national centre for contemporary arts Main interests videoart and experimental cinema.
Olga Lopoukhova Curator, art manager. Co-curator of the Russian pavilion at the Venice biennial (2005). The ARTStrelka cultural center art director.
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MF Winners 2008 Organized by:
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Сurator and art-critic. He organized Russian art exhibition in the Russian pavilion at the Venice biennial (1996-1999), in the International Istanbul Biennial (1997) and in the Bienal de São Paulo (1998). Ph.D. in Culturology.
Karina Karaeva
