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Muzi Quawson, The Old Home, 2007-09

Muzi Quawson

The Old Home, 2007-09
16 mm film transferred to DVD, duration 12 min 43 sec
edition 1/5 + 2 AP
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'The Old Home' valiantly explores the political and social-economical elements inherent of American society. Set in the rural boundaries of Glasgow, Northeastern Montana (USA), 'The Old Home' examines what Muzi...
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"The Old Home" valiantly explores the political and social-economical elements inherent of American society. Set in the rural boundaries of Glasgow, Northeastern Montana (USA), "The Old Home" examines what Muzi Quawson notes as the nature of existence from society’s outsiders. Over the course of two years, she attempts to uncover the reality of this outlandish, boondocks location. Her primary focus is Ivar “Duke” T Pederson: a loner, an aging cowboy; one who captures the very essence of the Old American West. On several occasions Muzi Quawson stayed with Duke in his Mid-Western bungalow, exploring the American West and it’s detachment from modern day civilisation. It is through this rudimentary, unconventional depiction, that Muzi Quawson lures the spectator to explore the nature of existence in this day and age.
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2010, Videoprogramma TegenboschvanVreden, TegenboschvanVreden, Amsterdam, NL

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