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Screenings | Nathalie Djurberg & Hans Berg This is Heaven

Nathalie Djurberg and Hans Berg’s This is Heaven (2019) introduces Lisson Gallery’s new Screenings programme of artist-made film and video, presenting exclusive and full-length single-channel films including video, documentary, digital and archival works. For each of these six-week, rolling programmes – themed and curated individually – one work will be streamed online weekly, starting today on Monday 30th March.

The first season of Screenings presents films based on themes of ‘Excess/access/absence’ – about feast and famine, about glut versus lack and about connections made and broken. It features films about our digital oversharing, our over-investment in the deities of commerce, our negligent treatment of the environment and about what we have lost in terms of language and culture.

Click through the link and select fullscreen to watch the first film.