Isaac Julien has forged a critical dialogue on issues of race and sexuality through his work in film, video installation, and photography. Julien, who is based in London, first gained international attention in the 1980s for his provocative feature films, documentaries and experimental video works, which explored black and gay identities. His more recent multi-media installation works extend this inquiry into poetic yet politically charged meditations on representations of race and sexuality.
2003, 4:38 min, color, sound
El Gringo
2003, 4:12 min, color, sound
Le Moment
2003, 2:44 min, color, sound
Over My Shoulder
2003, 13:48 min, color, sound
Blind Spot
2003, 12:27 min, color, sound
I JEDI
2003, 5 min, color, sound
Waltz
2003, 7:03 min, color, sound
Encore
2003, 4:38 min, color, sound
Automatic Writing
2003, 2:38 min, b&w, sound
WGG Test
2003, 5:20 min, color, sound
I Want to See How You See (or a portrait of Cornelia Providoli)
2003, 4:48 min, color, sound
Time After Time
2003, 5:22 min, color, sound