On October 8th at 19.00 Dana Linssen will be in conversation with Daniel Jacoby about his work and practice.

 

The talk will focus on 315 (2023) and Gallinazo (2026), the two videos presented in the exhibition. Connecting personal narratives with larger histories, the works move between memory, place, and time, reflecting on how the past is remembered, forgotten, and reinterpreted.

 

These themes will also serve as a starting point for a broader discussion of Jacoby’s artistic practice and the theoretical ideas that influence his research and work more generally.

Bio

Daniel Jacoby is a Peruvian visual artist and filmmaker based in Amsterdam, working between film, sculpture and installation.
His work has been presented at institutions including EYE Filmmuseum and Palais de Tokyo, while his films have been screened at MoMA Doc Fortnight, IFFR Rotterdam and Rencontres Internationales in Paris and Berlin, among others.

 

Dana Linssen is a film critic (NRC/Filmkrant) and teaches film history, analysis and theory at ArtEZ (Academy of Theatre) in Arnhem and HKU in Utrecht.