Forensic Architecture’s ‘If toxic air is a monument to slavery, how do we take it down?’ will be screened as part of a film programme curated to accompany the current exhibition at Frac Île-de-France, Le Plateau, ‘Pour la vie’ featuring the work of Bruno Serralongue.

The artist Bruno Serralongue proposes a selection of movies, displayed in the exhibition. The screening is from 2pm to 7pm CET and the films are shown in the following order :

– Cécile Hartmann, Le serpent noir, 2019-2021 (44 min)

– Fikret Atay, Spring fever, 2006 (3min)

– Enrique Ramirez, Cruzar un muro, 2012 (6min)

– Forensic Architecture, If toxic air is a monument to slavery, how do we take it down? 2021 (35 min)

– Marcos Avila Forero, Atrato, 2014 (5 min)

– Laura Henno, Koropa, 2016 (20min)

– Till Roeskens, Aïda Palestine, 2008-2009 (45min)

– Halil Altindere, Wonderland, 2013 (8min)

– Mark Wallinger, Threshold to the Kingdom, 2000 (11 min)

– Doris Buttignol, Les filles de Zappata, 2020 (34 min)

The following films will be rebroadcast at the end of the day:

– Fikret Atay, Spring fever, 2006 (3min)

– Enrique Ramirez, Cruzar un muro, 2012 (6min)

– Forensic Architecture, If toxic air is a monument to slavery, how do we take it down?, 2021 (35 min)

– Till Roeskens, Aïda Palestine, 2008-2009 (45min)