• William Kentridge: Anything Is Possible
  • Journey to the Moon
  • Exhibition
  • Discourse on a Chair
  • Vetkoek – Fête Galante

William Kentridge: Anything Is Possible

Rich in visual imagery and music, this documentary gives viewers an intimate look into the mind and process of William Kentridge, whose acclaimed charcoal drawings, animations, video installations, shadow plays, mechanical puppets, tapestries, sculptures, live performance pieces, and operas have made him one of the most dynamic and exciting contemporary artists working today. Also included in this program are several of Kentridge’s earliest films, two collaboratively made films, and Journey to the Moon, inspired by the French filmmaker and master of cinematic invention Georges Méliès.

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  • Bob Elfstrom
  • Joel Shapiro
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  • Color
  • Digital
  • 53 mins
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  • Art21
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Discourse on a Chair

William Kentridge, South Africa, 1975

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  • Color
  • Digital
  • Silent
  • 1 mins
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  • William Kentridge

Vetkoek – Fête Galante

William Kentridge, South Africa, 1986

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  • Color
  • Digital
  • Silent
  • 3 mins
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  • William Kentridge

Exhibition

William Kentridge, South Africa, 1987

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  • Color
  • Digital
  • 3 mins
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  • William Kentridge

Memo

William Kentridge, Deborah Bell, Robert Hodgins, South Africa, 1994

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  • Color
  • Digital
  • 4 mins
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  • William Kentridge

Hotel

William Kentridge, Deborah Bell, Robert Hodgins, South Africa, 1997

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  • Color
  • Digital
  • 6 mins
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  • William Kentridge

Journey to the Moon

William Kentridge, South Africa, 2003

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  • B&W
  • Digital
  • 7 mins
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  • William Kentridge