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A show reel with highlights of paparazzing moments during the “romance” of Gunther Sachs and Brigitte Bardot on – line anthology of photographs and films put together by Raul Marroquin for his exhibition “Paparazzing from the Comfort of Your own Screen” Witzenhausen Gallery Amsterdam Aug. 2012
Optical transfer of rare original, color show reel. Qik live transmition by Raul Marroquin during Paparazzing exhibition Witzenhausen Gallery, Amsterdam, Aug. 2012
The Letter is a work of Raul Marroquin performed by Anthon Verhoeven in the garden of the Jan van Eijck Akademie in Maastricht during the early fall of 1971
Description:
Anthon sits in front of a typewriter and tells the cameras and the audience about his plans of writing a letter to an imaginary someone, he also summarizes the content of the letter and writes it. At the end, when the letter is ready he leaves.
The letter was performed and recorded in front of a live selected audience.
The 17 minute Super 8 film (transfered on to video) and video documentation (25 min.) is available from Nimk Netherlands Media Art Institute Amsterdam.
Original still frames from Super 8 Film Projection photographs: Rod Summers
Rod Summers / Raul Marroquin photographed by Ruud Beerens
(Raul Rod and Skype)
Rod Summers and Raul Marroquin know each other since 1971 and have work together in many different projects. Summers participates in every of Marroquin’s television programs Hoeksteen / CornerStone live from Maastricht via Skype
Body Monuments Incorporated was a live performed action -a work of- Raul Marroquin in collaboration with Equipo Movimiento Marroquin Young Tchong, Agora Studio, Bonnefanten Museum and Jan van Eijck Akademie.
(one of Raul Marroquin’s First sketches
of the Museum’s façcade used for mimeographed
flyer mailed and distributed prior the event)
Marroquin asked his school friend Anthon Verhoeven and his neighbor Huub Rulaou to stan for half an hour inside the niches of the façade of Bonnefanten Museum
(postcard published after the event displaying the entire
scene; special limited edition with a sticker of Anthon
Verhoeven Pasted in the middle of the vignette)
H. Rulaou and A. Verhoven where lifted to the niches with a crane ofered by the local electricity company.
Public in the event M. Schumans & R. Marroquin in Body Monuments
Reviews from local and national press
“Body Monuments Inc.” published by Jan van Eijk
Akademie & Bonnefanten Museum edition of 1000 copies. Offset printed with hand made cover. (out of print)
R. Marroquin published a total of 25 titles and Fandangos Magazine and participated / contributed in more than 500 artists while doing his master at the Jan van Eijk Akademie in Maastricht 1971 – 1974
“Body Monuments Inc.” published by Jan van Eijk Akademie and Bonnefanten Museum in Maastricht NL in an edition of 1000 copies. Offset printed with had made cover
“Changing Personalities” published by Jan van Eijk Akademie Maastricht 1974 edition of 1000 copies. Offset printing.
“First Aid in Communications” Published by Jan van Eijk Akademie Maastricht 1972 edition of 500 Mimeographed booklet A5 in silkscreened manila envelope.
“International Onomatopeya” published by Jan van Eijk Akademie Maastricht 1972 in an edition of 100 mimeographed copies A6
“Body Monuments Inc.” published by Jan van Eijk
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