Mobile M+ Moving Images

From Gulf to Gulf to Gulf 

M+ 
Hongkong 
13 March to 26 April 2015 

Mobile M+: Moving Images is curated by Yung Ma and includes works by CAMP, Paul Chan, Chen Chieh-jen, David Diao, Estudio Teddy Cruz, Simryn Gill, Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, Isaac Julien, Kan Xuan, William Kentridge, Hassan Khan, Firenze Lai, Li Ran, Charles Lim, Anson Mak, Ellen Pau, Koki Tanaka, Wang Gongxin, Apichatpong Weerasethakul and Chai Siris,Wong Ping, Young-Hae Chang Heavy Industries, Yuan Goang-Ming, Zhang Peili and Zhu Jia.



Mobile M+ Moving Images
From Gulf to Gulf to Gulf

Feature-length film by sea between western India, eastern Africa and the Persian gulf. First shown at a purpose built outdoor cinema on the creekside in Sharjah in 2013, where many of the sailors gather. Shown in Documenta 13 in an abridged form, as part of the installation The Boat Modes.
83 mins.
Original format(s): HDV, SDV, VHS-C, Cellphone videos (variable formats). Stereo audio and in-cameraphone music.



Wharfage

At first, a project on the creek in Sharjah in 2008-2009, from where a large number of ships leave for Somali ports.



The Museum of Things Unseen

Lagos Biennale

16th Gwangju Biennale

You Must Change Your Life w/ Bombay Tilts Down

Cinema About Many People

Shaina A presented a video performance, screenings, and was part of a panel on archives.

From Gulf to Gulf to Gulf

at Field Recordings 6
Screening, followed by Q and A with CAMP.

SYDNEY OPERA | Screening and Discussion

With filmmakers and scholars Helen Grace and Iqbal Barkat who also feature in the film.
Helen will introduce the film and Iqbal will lead and moderate the post-screening discussion with CAMP.
2pm to 5pm.
At the Biennale of Sydney.

Support Systems

Learning from 3 years of Inlaks Fine Art Awardees at CAMP.
With Anup, Vanshika, Mohit, Sheshadev and Biswajeet.

The Neigbhour Before the House

Al Jaar Qabla Al Daar
Caillou Film Festival

Boxes, Borders, Biji, Cipta

A conversation prompted by CAMP's Metabolic Container at the Singapore Biennale.

25th Biennale of Sydney

SYDNEY OPERA

CCTV, 102 mins

Filmed on location in February 2026 from a CCTV camera atop the White Bay Power Station
Gadigal / Waranne Country

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