Zoom: The Majority Never Has Right On Its Side (2013)

Welcome to this screening at Landmark of Emanuel Almborg´s 2013 film "The Majority Never Has Right On Its Side" (40 min, 4:3 HD Video) on the ocassion of our current exhibition with Jef Geys in the main galleries.
The exhibition is open this Thursday from 17:00 - 20:00 before the screening (welcome : )
Free entry but the event has a limited capacity in line with current restrictions. It is important for all audiences to pre-order tickets:
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Due to the limited capacity the film will also be streamed live here on Facebook and on KZbin, www.youtube.co..., and made available to watch on our Vimeo site, vimeo.com/berg..., during the weekend till Sunday 24 January.
"The Majority Never Has Right on its Side", 2013, is a film about the Summerhill School in England, established in 1921 and still open. The school is known for its anti-authoritarian pedagogy built on the egalitarian principles of A.S. Neill, a socialist schoolmaster from Scotland often described as a “cynical utopian”. The film looks at the school today in relation to its “image” by using the school’s own film and video archive.
Emanuel Almborg is an artist based in Stockholm and London. His practice is primarily moving image-based and has developed through an engagement with pedagogy, developmental psychology and drama. His films often draw on research into the history of schools and institutions and deal with the relation between theory into practice. He finished the Whitney Independent Study program in New York, 2015 and is currently a PhD candidate at The Royal Institute of Art, Stockholm (KKH). His work has recently been shown at Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Whitechapel Gallery, London and Cell Project Space, London.
Do not attend if you feel unwell or have symptoms of respiratory infection. We remind everyone of the 1-meter rule and good hand hygiene to prevent the spread of infection.