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SUMMARY:FILMS FROM THE FAROE ISLANDS  — VIRTUAL SCREENINGS
DESCRIPTION:Presented in Faroe Islands Culture Days\, see virtual screenings of some of the best contemporary film from the Faroe Islands in “Fog-Swept Cinema”! \nFrom April 19 through May 5\, 2024\, a virtual screening package will be available with three feature films — the coming-of-age drama Dreams by the Sea\, the surrealist feature 111 Good Days\, and the documentary Skál — as well as four short films\, showcasing today’s leading filmmakers from the North Atlantic archipelago. \nVirtual screening packages are available throughout the U.S. \nRead the full lineup here. \nPurchase tickets. 
URL:https://www.scandinaviahouse.org/event/films-from-the-faroe-islands-virtual-screenings/2024-04-27/
LOCATION:NY
CATEGORIES:Films
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SUMMARY:D FOR DAUGHTER | BOOK TALK WITH ELINA BIRKEHAG
DESCRIPTION:Join us April 27 to celebrate the book launch of D For Daughter\, a new photobook by Stockholm-based artist Elina Birkehag out now from D.A.P./Artbooks! \nDeep in Dalarna\, Sweden\, scattered amongst stumps and newer growth trees\, stand Scotch pine trees\, hundreds of years old—thick\, gnarled\, and covered with carvings. The messages inscribed into their trunks were made by female shepherds from the 17th- to 20th-centuries who left their villages to live and work together on the fäbod (summer farm)\, and lead their families’ cattle to graze. Out in the pastures\, these young women carved dates\, their initials\, and notes to each other. The trunks became inscribed with a kind of frenetic teenage scrawl\, a coded language\, an assertion of their existence: HERE WE CARVE OUR NAMES. \nThe artist Elina Birkehag grew up in a village not far from these woods. She has searched and documented the carved messages on the trees—a “living” archive that will also die\, decompose\, and eventually disappear. D For Daughter collects these written notes\, drawings\, photographs\, and other findings\, connecting readers with the female shepherds and allow them to read the trees. \nWith contributions by Quinn Latimer\, Meg Miller\, Matilda Kenttä & Linnea Rutz\, Jungmyung Lee\, Jennie Tiderman-Österberg\, and Amelia Groom & M. Ty\, as well as graphic design and co-editing by Laslo Strong\, D For Daughter forms a dialogue with this barely-studied writing system and relate it to contemporary themes of knowledge sharing\, gossip\, ecology\, labor and art. \nRegister
URL:https://www.scandinaviahouse.org/event/d-is-for-daughter-book-talk-with-elina-birkehag/
LOCATION:Scandinavia House\, 58 Park Avenue\, New York\, NY\, 10016\, United States
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