Hollywood actor and occasional oddball Shia LaBeouf is currently taking part in an art project in New York that sees him sitting through every movie he’s acted in over the course of three days. The actor, whose ongoing battle with drugs and alcohol have seen him arrested numerous times, will watch himself without pause at New York’s Angelika Film Center in an art installation billed as #ALLMYMOVIES.
Members of the public are invited to join LaBeouf throughout the screenings of such feature films as Fury, Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle, and Transformers, with free admission offered to anyone interested in taking part.
There is also a livestream camera capturing LaBeouf’s reaction to his assembled performances, so viewers all over the world can watch him online.
The Angelika Theater did not officially release the line up of films screening during the event, but Rolling Stone journalist David Ehrlich tweeted the following list of titles and New York local-time showings:
Shia's #allmymovies is gonna go DEEP pic.twitter.com/jHF1mVEfMM
— david ehrlich (@davidehrlich) November 10, 2015
The screening project comes from the art collective LaBeouf has created with Finnish artist Nastja Säde Rönkkö and British artist Like Turner. LaBeouf, Rönkkö & Turner has previously displayed work online and carried out performance-art pieces in museums in Great Britain, Finland, the US, and Italy.
At the time of publishing, LaBeouf had vacated his seat, but you can watch the livestream of him watching himself here.
LaBeouf's empty seat the the Angelika Film Center [NewHive]
