Interloper shown at The Surface of The World : Architecture and The Moving Image, MCAD , Manila, Philippines

On 6 June, The Museum of Contemporary Art and Design (MCAD) opened the exhibition entitled “The Surface of the World: Architecture and The Moving Image”.The exhibition, curated by Clare Carolin, former curator at the ModernArt Oxford, the National Touring Exhibitions, and Hayward Gallery, London, brings together the fields of architecture and film for the first time under one roof, giving students and the general public a great opportunity to study the range of technology in both fields and to see its ever-widening influence in society. The exhibition will feature artworks that are all video-based, working within the idea of the moving image, and investigates a range of practices from video works and installations to that of shorts and full-length films. The Surface of the World will bring together twelve international artists ranging from British, Filipino, Polish, Thai, Dutch, and German nationalities, coming from the lines of art video practitioners and filmmakers, such as Saskia Olde Wolbers, Isaac Julien, Julian Rosefeldt, and John Smith. Several of the artists have taken part in major international exhibitions, such as Tacita Dean and John Gerrard, both of whom have participated in the Venice Biennale, while other artists have won major awards for their works, such as Thai artist Apichatpong Weerasethakul, winner of the Palm d’Or in the 2010 Cannes Film Festival, and British artist Elizabeth Price, winner of the prestigious Turner Prize, 2012