On Sunday 25 September Amie Siegel will give a talk at the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., with curator James Meyer and film programmer Joanna Raczynska.
 
Siegel will present two of her artworks that deal with themes of provenance, remake and copy:
 
Berlin Remake (2005), a double projection of exterior scenes from East German State Film Studio movies alongside their “remade” version in the present… provokes a space where chronological time becomes simultaneous and where physical and cinematic landscapes coincide in an uncanny juxtaposition of past and present, making history (like the GDR) simultaneously present and absent; and Genealogies (2016), a video that traces the sculptural, gendered iconography of architecture and the female body, querying how these are visualized in cinema, and harnessed by advertising and music videos.
  
2pm EDT, Sunday 25 September 2022
 
National Gallery of Art
East Building Auditorium
4th St and Constitution Ave NW
Washington, D.C.