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- Anna, an artist, is obsessed with the invasion of alien doubles bent on total destruction. Her schizophrenia is reflected in the juxtapositions of long movie camera takes with violently edited montages: private with public spaces; black & white with colour, still photographs with video, earsplitting sounds with disruptive camera angles. Anna uses her body like a map; after a devastating quarrel with her lover, she paints red stitches on herself. Watching their scenes together, we realize how seldom, if ever before, the details of sexual intimacy have been shown in film from the point of view from a woman. Export privileges rupture over unity and never settles for one-dimensional solutions (Artforum, Nov. 1980)
- Judith is a maverick reporter who is also seeking a satisfying relationship with various men. She finds corruption and power-games everywhere.
- Menschenfrauen is a film about relationships and the psychological oppression of women in society.
- "Hyperbulie" is a performance work that pushes the body to its physical extremes. The performance elements are first established: a framework of wires are connected to electric batteries. Valie Export appears, completely naked, and makes contact with live electricity as she negotiates the wire construction.
- Documentation of eponymous closed-circuit video performance and spatial installation by Austrian artist Valie Export at the Festival of independent avant-garde film, National Film Theatre, London, 1973.
- Seven actions by the artist: 1. Touching - with hands on glass, 2. Boxing - fists on glass, 3. Feeling - face on glass, 4. Hearing - ear on glass, 5. Tasting - tongue on glass, 6. Pushing - banging head on glass, 7. Walking - feet on glass.
- "Hauchtext: Liebesgedicht" ("Breath Text: Love Poem") is a powerfully simple performance in which Austrian Actionist movement artist Valie Export creates tension by breathing compulsively.
- Actionist movement artist Valie Export recites poems describing her life and place in the patriarchal Austrian society: "I was born at the hospital which belongs to the city of Linz. I suckled at the breast which belongs to my mother."
- Second version of the video-poem "Visual Text: Finger Poem" (1968), by Valie Export, conceived after the eponymous photo poem from 1968: "I say what is shown in showing what is said" (freely adapted from Martin Heidegger).
- Sitting at a dinner table, a couple with two children seem to finish eating, as they are watching television. They are acting without being aware of being filmed or observed, as though there was no camera or spectators to their intimacy.
- Original full-length/linear film cut of Valie Export's performance "Raumsehen und Raumhören" (1974) later edited into a six minute short film (1980). Explores the perception of space with the presence of an inert figure in a room.
- Installation art piece filmed by Austrian Actionist movement artist Valie Export in the context of the project "Sitzgruppen" by Austrian sculptor and architect Walter Pichler, in Breitenbrunn, Austrian state of Burgenland.
- Documentation of eponymous closed-circuit video performance and spatial installation by Austrian artist Valie Export at "Pro Musica Nova" (1978), in Bremen, West Germany.
- First version of the video-poem "Visual Text: Finger Poem", by Valie Export, conceived after the eponymous photo poem from 1968: "I say what is shown in showing what is said" (freely adapted from Martin Heidegger).
- A drama in the continuum of perturbance in the mixed-gender relationship. Based on shoulder and hand symbolism as historical body language, the history of women in the world of men is broken wide open.
- 5-part short: "phase 1 and 2: Gegeneinander; phase 3 and 4: Miteinander; phase 5: Einander". Shown in the exhibition "Oberösterreichische Avantgarde. Malerei, Graphik, Plastik, Objektkunst, Aktionen" at Wolfgang Gurlitt Museum, Linz (1975).
- A work on the perception of space, where a video of a motionless figure in a room correlates four different camera positions with four different synthesized tones. We see the inert artist and how she calmly faces the cameras head-on.
- Four parts/actions: A. Imaginary line, B. Serial montage, C. Inversion from inside to outside, and D. An object and its phonetic body.