Dutch Art collective KIRAC is known for their provocative films about the established art world. In their twenty-third film in the KIRAC series, they lure a conservative philosopher into a trap by having a sex date with a leftist student.
KIRAC films are made by artist Stefan Ruitenbeek, Kate Sinha, Tarik Sadouma, and other members of team-KIRAC. Their core business is making films, released as KIRAC episodes. KIRAC is in search of love, in the form of truth.
In KIRAC 19, the 'how to create your own ultimate Maecenas' saga with Philip van den Hurk bursts into an ultimate frenzy of hostility, love and pleasure. An earlier release was set up, but unforeseen great insights had to be woven into it.
KIRAC (feat. Aynouk Tan) provides cultural advice to the Stedelijk Museum and the Amsterdam Art Council, because the official advice sheets of the municipal arts council mentioned everything about diversity, but nothing about polarization.
Announcement of the event that would lead up to the making of KIRAC Episode 13 'Stigma'. The KIRAC-team got disinvited from the Rietveld Academy because of diversity issues but they are still coming with art collector Bert Kreuk.
A portrait of Maarten, whom the director met at a hectic period in his life when there was a lot going on with the women surrounding him, and when coincidently his mother decided to end her life.
Team KIRAC hopes to extract some money from King Philip (a.k.a. Philip van den Hurk), a millionaire art collector. But Philip lures them into a strange affair with international star curator Charles Esche.
