A Room for London - Roi des Belges |
Designed by David Kohn architects in collaboration with Fiona Banner. Programmed by Artangel and produced by Living Architecture. |
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Thames and Hudson |
Orson Welles wrote a screenplay based on Joseph Conrad’s novel Heart of Darkness in the late 1930s. It would have been his first film but it was rejected by the studio RKO, and he went on to make Citizen Kane instead. At the time the script was considered too political, too expensive, and too uncompromising artistically, not to mention its narrative parallels with the rise of fascism in Europe. Today other parallels could be drawn. The entire screenplay will be performed for the first time ever, live to camera on the Roi des Belges. It will be broadcast on the web and as a live projection into the Royal Festival Hall below. www.aroomforlondon.co.uk
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| Unboxing, The Greatest Film Never Made 1301PE Gallery, Los Angeles 17 March 2012 - 28 April 2012 |
Fiona Banner commissioned iconic film poster designer Graham |
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| Harrier and Jaguar Ingots |
| In 2011 Banner placed two fighter planes Harrier and Jaguar, 2010 in the central atrium of
Tate Britain. Post exhibition the airplanes were broken up and melted down, then recast into ingots. Combined weight of ingots,1005 kilos. |
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