Video installation loop created for the LOADSHEDDING Exhibition in Johannesburg at the Kaross Gallery, curated by Brain Webber and Mary Holland.
Original footage shot by my grandfather Bill Mayne in the early 1960’s in South Africa.
Music composed by James Webb
May 2008
BLACK BOX WHITE CUBE was a collaborative project between Catherine Henegan, Karen Lancel (Dutch visual artist), The Rembrant van Ryn Gallery and the students of The Market Theatre Laboratory in 1999.
Henegan & Lancel worked with students of the Market Theatre Laboratory to create a video installation which played with the idea of the white gallery space transforming into a darkend theatre space. The audience was virtual, the role of viewer transfomed into that of actor.
This project was presented at the Rembrand van Ryn Gallery which was housed in the building of The Market Theatre in Johannesburg – and was co-ordinated by Storm Janse Van Rensburg
Digital artist and film maker Aryan Kaganof, compiled a unique programme of poetry, performance and digital art entitled: “VIRGINS: The Staging of the Artist as the work itself ” at the KZNSA Gallery in Durban South Africa in August 2002 and Henegan was invited to participate.
“Toto!” was presented as a filmware video-installation. Filmware are computer-engineered movies, designed by Sub_Multimedia Research Laboratory, to create non-linear films and video installations.
The Rainbow is Real was commissioned by The Joubert Park Public Art Project in 2001.
Henegan presented a photographic ‘mirror piece’ of the Museumplein, a popular public park in Amsterdam, which was installed on a billboard outside the Johannesburg Art Gallery (JAG) in downtown Johannesburg.
The billboard was on show for the greater part of 2002.
Henegan was commissioned by Gerrit Dekker, Jan Brand and BAK (Basis voor Aktueele Kunst) to create a 5 screen video installation for Dekker’s retrospective exhibition About no below, no above, no sides
The exhibition took place in January 2005 at the BAK Gallery in Utrecht and co-incided with the launch of Dekker’s publication by the same name.
Video Installation by Catherine Henegan as part of Ritsaert ten Cate’s exhibition Crash Course in the Beyerd Museum, Breda (NL), 2004
SMS or Sanctuary Mental Space was a collaborative exhibition by Aryan Kaganof and Dick Tuinder in November 2003 at the Centraal Museum of Utrecht in the Netherlands.
