Events

The Inter Media art Institute regularly organizes screenings and other kinds of events in Düsseldorf and online.

This includes the event series Wasting Time on the Internet und Video Box.

A surreal collage featuring the singer Hermoine Zittlau. Against violet-beige wallpaper, she is dressed as a queen in an extravagant red-gold dress and an ermine coat. To the left is a small window; to the right, the sign language poet Gunter Trube appears as her royal advisor. His positioning and pose make him seem slightly detached from the space. On the bottom left corner, part of a face can be seen with open mouth. Superimposed onto the image is the subtitle: “Her Majesty should listen in disguise.”
© Akiko Hada i

Date

16.04.2026 - 06.05.2026
Typ
Screening

Akiko Hada

The Fall of a Queen, or The Taste of the Fruit to Come

Video opera at Storage Museum with artistic captions by Carefuffle

At a construction site, the pavement has been extensivly broken up. Several people in high-visibility clothing are working among piles of rubble. On the left, an excavator arm moves heavy pieces of concrete; further back, someone operates a mini excavator with a jackhammer. On the right, a person near a building wall leans on a shovel. Vehicles and safety barriers frame the scene on the street. At the bottom, there is a caption that says “...yes/no?...” with white font against black background.
© Seo Hye Lee, Video: Damien Robinsoni

Date

16.04.2026 - 06.05.2026
Typ
Screening

Seo Hye Lee

Deafening Silence

Videos with artistic captions on roadside screens

A close-up of a light-colored exterior wall overgrown with moss. Cracks in the plaster form patterns that intertwine with the organic growth of the moss.
© KMRUi

Date

16.04.2026 - 06.05.2026
Typ
Screening

FOLDS II

Dérive Pieces by KMRU

Sounds in public space

A dark room is selectively illuminated by a spotlight. In the light of this spotlight, abstract shapes in turquoise and yellow move about.
© KMRUi

Date

16.04.2026 - 06.05.2026
Typ
Screening

FOLDS I

Listening Dérive by KMRU

Four-channel sound installation

A group of twelve young people stands side by side in a bright, minimalist room. Behind them is a large window through which daylight streams in; the upper part of the window is softly blurred. The people are wearing everyday clothes and assume various postures, some with their arms stretched upward, others with their hands clasped.
© Lucien Liebeckei

Date

16.04.2026 - 06.05.2026
Typ
Screening

Class of Prof. Danica Dakić

Videos on the LED screen of Kö-Bogen II

A partially obscured view into a room. Green lines run along the walls and are deflected in one corner, much like rays of light.
© KMRUi

Date

17.04.2026 - 03.05.2026
Typ
Screening

FOLDS III

Radio broadcast by KMRU

Guest session on Callshop Radio

A flame-red animation of spiraling butterfly antennae stands out against a deep black background. The representation resembles a flower. Its glowing red-orange petals appear to pulse and move.
© Yoora Parki

Date

20.04.2026 - 03.05.2026
Typ
Screening

Yoora Park

Untitled (background activity)

Videos on subway screens

Two motifs are overlaid onto one another. The more dominant motif is a view from above of the artist’s black leather shoe, furnished with a microphone, as he walks across the asphalt. His pale pant leg is also partially visible. Slightly less visible is the overlaid, transparent image of Black children sitting in a shopping trolley as they roll playfully through the streets of Harlem, New York.
© Marcel Odenbach / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2026i

Date

25.04.2026,
19:30 - 22:30
Typ
Screening

Marcel Odenbach

Auf Schritt und Tritt

Two-channel video installation with integrated artistic audio description by SoundScribe at Filmwerkstatt

Two tips of a white cane. One is cylinder-shaped, the other is spherical, and they rest on a grid-lined surface. Between them lies the mallet of a percussion instrument.
© Dirk Sorge / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2026i

Date

25.04.2026,
19:30 - 21:00
Typ
Veranstaltung

Labyrinth of the Inner Ear

Siegfried Saerberg, Dirk Sorge, Juan Ruiz

Discussion with listening session at Filmwerkstatt Düsseldorf