A Dutch artist vanished at sea in 1975 while sailing in the smallest boat ever to cross the Atlantic.
“One of the great mysteries of the art world”
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A Dutch artist vanished at sea in 1975 while sailing in the smallest boat ever to cross the Atlantic.
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Bas Jan Ader set sail in 1975 from the United States in a small boat, aiming to cross the Atlantic. He disappeared under mysterious circumstances, leaving behind a legacy that continues to intrigue. Directed by René Daalder, Here Is Always Somewhere Else examines Ader's life and work, alongside contributions from artists like Tacita Dean and Marcel Broodthaers. The film reflects on the role of the ocean in Ader's art and the broader context of contemporary art films. Released in 2007, it runs for 78 minutes.
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- See Bas Jan Ader's unique artistic vision.
- Meet contemporary artists like Tacita Dean and Chris Burden.
- Find out about Ader's mysterious disappearance at sea.
Did You Know
- Bas Jan Ader disappeared in 1975 while crossing the Atlantic.
- The film features work from over ten notable artists.
- Rene Daalder directed the film and is also a fellow emigrant.
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Who directed the documentary Here Is Always Somewhere Else?
Rene Daalder directed the documentary Here Is Always Somewhere Else.
What year was Here Is Always Somewhere Else released on DVD?
Here Is Always Somewhere Else was released on DVD in November 2008.
What is the duration of the documentary Here Is Always Somewhere Else?
The duration of Here Is Always Somewhere Else is 78 minutes.
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