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Wasp Waist will be screened at the Mash Rome Film Festival , Rome from the 8-11th May 2013.

MASH IN TOUR
As well as the four days of festival, MRFF makes a tour of Italy and other parts of the world, with the aim of showing the films from the official selection to an ever-growing audience. This is made possible by the international network of festivals and cultural partners which facilitates the exchanges and circulation of works.
At the end of the first edition, the first ‘Mash In Tour’ took off, visiting various Italian cities, in which take place summertime festivals of notable importance (‘Roma Vintage’, ‘L’Imbarchino al Valentino di Torino’, ‘Calici di Stelle a Chieti’). Following this, in September, there was an event, ‘Friday In Mash’, at the New Cinema Aquila of Rome, an evening dedicated to presenting the best of the international mash up and remix cinematographic genre.
Location & Date
The international character of MRFF is added to by the double location:
Rome 8th – 11th of May 2013
The event will take place at the ‘Aranciera di San Sisto’, a prestigious and unconventional location
New York – October 2013
The event will take place in various contemporary locations of the Big Apple.

http://www.mashrome.org/il-festival?lang=en

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Wasp Waist will be screened in competition at the

ALTERN-NATIVE International Film Festival 7-11. November 2012.

Tirgu-Mures, Transylavania, Romania

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2012 SBS-TV have purchased exclusive Australian television rights to the moving

image work of Magda Matwiejew’s “Wasp Waist’’ for 3 years .

To be screened 6 times in “SOS” on SBS ONE and SBS TWO.

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I will be participating with ''Wasp Waist"

INVIDEO- International Exhibition of Video Art and Cinema Beyond -, organized since 1990 by A.I.A.C.E. in Milan, represents a reference point for non fictional video in Italy and has established itself as an international benchmark for the full range of audiovisual production connected to electronic art and new technologies.

From the outset, the aim has been to create in Milan a permanent archive of non-fiction art from around the world - video art, research and experimental film and video, documentaries, music, theatre and dance video, portraits of artists, etc. Thus, year after year, INVIDEO undertakes an in-depth and wide-ranging selection process, after which the most significant Italian and international works are acquired for the archive and presented to audiences at a major Exhibition. As part of the annual event, alongside the rich and varied programme of screenings, there are meetings with videomakers, introductory presentations to premieres, debates, retrospectives, performances and video installations

During the year, the works which have been acquired since 1990 can be viewed where they are stored, at the Fabbrica del Vapore. The collection is available for consultation by the public, in particular by students, researchers, cultural organizations and associations.

In recent years INVIDEO has also focused its attention to the promotion of videomakers and their films in Italy and Europe. Thanks to its international team of partners and contributors, INVIDEO today can count on a permanent network of interchange and contacts with artists, critics, industry professionals, broadcasting and production centres, creating a truly global - but never uniform - picture of the world and its mutations, of the research into new languages of expression and new languages of expression and new audiovisual horizons.

http://www.mostrainvideo.com/invideo/index.phtml?explode_tree=03

still from "Wasp Waist"

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arts centre

Date/Time: 11 Jun 2011 - 25 Sep 2011
Open all day (Monday - Sunday)

Black Box <> White Cube is a free exhibition that explores the creative intersections between art and performance in contemporary Australian art.
Starting with performance art of the 1970s, this exhibition shows how music and dance, staged photography and film, theatricality and the spectacle
of performance infuse vitality into contemporary Australian art.
The participating artists are Philip Brophy, Jon Campbell, Rose Farrell and George Parkin, The Kingpins, Magda Matwiejew, Jill Orr, Deborah Paauwe,
Polixeni Papapetrou, Mike Parr, Alexia Sinclair, Darren Sylvester, Linda Tegg, Anne Scott Wilson, and Judith Wright.

2011 Arts Centre, ‘Black Box White Cube: Aspects of performance in contemporary

Australian art’, June to September 2011, “Pretty Ballerina” Melbourne , Australia