Sara Preibsch’s The Beekeeper, records a few moments in the later life of the beekeeper Helmut Preibsch at his home in Stockholm. Within this work Preibsch expertly manoeuvres between an expos of his experiences as a young and impressionable protg of the Nazi regime and his now seemingly idyllic life in Sweden, where he tends, ruminates and writes on the life of bees.
Sara Preibsch recently exhibited work at Vine Space, London, Klnischer Kunstverein, Cologne, the Images Festival, Toronto, Les Rencontres Internationales, Paris, Frg Fabriken, Stockholm and in 2008 she received a LAFVA award for the production of her next film. Preibsch’s photographic work was also recently included in the monograph Hultsbruk Ready-Maids published by Marmalade and Edition Solitude. She was born in Sweden and currently lives and works in London. Dvd featurette includes a specially commissioned interview with Sara Preibsch at her studio in London with Laura Cull and Andrew Fisher.
First Edition of 50 copies
Filmarmalade is an artists' run project established to publish on DVD selected artists' films and video works, so as to encourage a wider access to the moving image and to allow a greater understanding, through specially commissioned interviews of how each artist situates their work, in relation to the history of art and contemporary fine art practice.
Sara Preibsch recently exhibited work at Vine Space, London, Klnischer Kunstverein, Cologne, the Images Festival, Toronto, Les Rencontres Internationales, Paris, Frg Fabriken, Stockholm and in 2008 she received a LAFVA award for the production of her next film. Preibsch’s photographic work was also recently included in the monograph Hultsbruk Ready-Maids published by Marmalade and Edition Solitude. She was born in Sweden and currently lives and works in London. Dvd featurette includes a specially commissioned interview with Sara Preibsch at her studio in London with Laura Cull and Andrew Fisher.
First Edition of 50 copies
Filmarmalade is an artists' run project established to publish on DVD selected artists' films and video works, so as to encourage a wider access to the moving image and to allow a greater understanding, through specially commissioned interviews of how each artist situates their work, in relation to the history of art and contemporary fine art practice.
