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Showing posts with label T Practise. Show all posts

16.7.11

piccadilly community center

Piccadilly Community Centre: Broken Britain invades Westminster

Compared to Elmgreen & Dragset, Büchel is literal-minded. But Piccadilly Community Centre is nevertheless impressively discombobulating. I have no idea how much it cost, and it clearly gives something to locals and other visitors who take it at face value. So what is this? Installation art? Community art? A tableau-vivant? Or a kind of immersive theatre in which we are the unwitting actors? Is it art – or life just tweaked a bit? All of the above. See you at the tea dance.Read further
And more...

13.4.11

suspence

Suspense - International Symposium on Rethinking Research
4th of May 2011 - Cinema Zuid (Antwerp)

Organised by St Lucas College of Arts Antwerp & the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp


10h > 18h: presentations
18h30 > 20h: evening programme (film & performance)

7.3.11


    Link to interview with Ai Weiwei

Dropping

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28.2.11

ai weiwei's blog: vertaald uit chinees

2011 MITTpress

"The opinions expressed in this book are all those of the autor. (...) The Internet became the primary source for such annotations, and as this book was assembled in China, fact checking necessitated "leaping over the Great Firewall", which in 2008-2009 was constantly updating its Internet-monitoring software and methods. At last, using a VPU allowed access to almost all websites otherwise unavailable to the average mainland browser (including Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, Vimeo, and occasionally Flickr). But once over the firewall, a more serious challenge was posed in reconciling the often extreme differences between Western and Chinese sources. These discrepancies are perhaps the last vestiges of the Cold War. I hope that through more translations like this one, our two civilizations can reconcile the 'facts'." Lee Ambrozy

3.2.11

bamboo construction


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Artists slingshot sunflower seeds into Ai Weiwei’s Sunflower Seeds





Sunflower Seeds on Sunflower Seeds from IOCOSE




Artists slingshot sunflower seeds into Ai Weiwei’s Sunflower Seeds


On January 29th, armed with slingshots and translucent surgical gloves, the four members of artist group IOCOSE shot real sunflower seeds into Ai Weiwei’s installation of 100 million hand-made porcelain sunflower seeds housed in the Tate Modern. A gesture that embraced Ai’s own philosophy of “what you see is not what you see, and what you see is not what it means,” IOCOSE also replaced the exhibition sign with a rendition of their own, which read “IOCOSE’s Sunflower Seeds on Sunflower Seeds.” The intervention has been greeted by some as “cheap publicity hack on a [much better known] artist” and as a “hit,” the product of “mischievous” artists.
Ultimately, Ai Weiwei chimed in via Twitter with “good work.”

hyperspace
iocose.org
The group IOCOSE has been working in Italy and Europe since 2006. It organizes actions in order to subvert ideologies, practices and processes of identification and production of meanings. It uses pranks and hoaxes as tactical means, as joyful and sound tools. IOCOSE thinks about the streets, internet and word of mouth as a battlefield. Tactics such as mimesis and trickery are used to lead and delude the audience into a semantic pitfall.

15.1.11

Changing Agenda - Performatik 2011 - Kaaitheater

CHANGING TENTS
Please employ the CHANGING AGENDA here to the very right ----- You can bring in your proposal until 22:00 the day before. Send an e-mail to radical_hope or pass by the tents !!!

INSTALLING: Mo 17/01, from 8:00
USING: Tu 18 > Sa 22/01, 08:00-00:00
COLLAPSING: Su 23/01, 14:00

 
Welcome to our world of six tents and one vehicle:  
> the performing tent for changing ideas
> the co-working tent for changing business
> the currency tent for changing systems
> the biography tent for changing facts
> the kitchen tent for changing products
> the fashion tent for changing bodies
> a demobilised car for changing problems...

3.1.11

Galerie Urs Meile - artist in residence program

In January 2006, Galerie Urs Meile has inaugurated a new location in Beijing's quarter of Cao Changdi. The gallery's showrooms and residential complex include a living and working area for visiting artists.

Within the rapid multiplication in China of exhibitions, biennials, triennials and public spaces, Galerie Urs Meile sees its role to sustainably provide working conditions for contemporary artists which includes the support of artists in various media, experimental approaches, and their ideas.

The artist-in-residence program offers visiting artists a special opportunity to live and work in Beijing. The cultural environment stimulates new experiential horizons, perceptions, and creative processes. It offers thus conditions for the development of new artistic concepts and ideas. As a direct reaction to the unprecedented freedom and economic rewards Galerie Urs Meile is especially fostering critical discussions and developments of contemporary art by offering artists the opportunity to come up with new and interpretative concepts

The artist's residential and working space measures approx. 200 m2. The living area meets modern standards.



23.12.10

Tate

http://aiweiwei.tate.org.uk/content/635326970001

For Ai Weiwei, voicing opinions and communicating with one another is of great importance.
From October 2010 to May 2011, visitors to Sunflower Seeds can record a video; either asking him their question or answering one from him. All the videos will appear here and Ai Weiwei will respond to a selection of questions.

14.10.10

no more excuses



gesprekken over het publiceren van artistiek onderzoek

Maurizio Nannucci (°Firenze, 1939) is een pionier van de concrete en visuele poëzie.
Vanuit zijn thuisbasis Firenze onderhoudt hij sinds 1967 contacten met de internationale neo-avant-garde, en dit ondermeer via zijn alternatieve uitgeverij Exempla Editions, die de basis vormde voor de kunstenaarsgroep Zona en de Zona Archives, een omvangrijk archief van kunstenaarspublicaties en multipels. No More Excuses is Nannucci’s bijdrage aan de gesprekken die Track Report. Cahier voor artistiek onderzoek van de Koninklijke Academie voor Schone Kunsten Antwerpen, organiseert. 

Beleidsvoerders, docenten en onderzoekers aan de kunsthogescholen hebben al een tijd de mond vol van onderzoek in de kunst. Het ‘ontsluiten’ van de onderzoeksresultaten vormt een belangrijk aspect.
Dat gebeurt ondermeer via periodieke publicaties, tijdschriften en onderzoekscahiers.
Maar hoe relevant zijn deze publicaties eigenlijk voor de hedendaagse kunst en het onderzoek in de kunst? Fungeren zij als artistiek platform of enkel als (zelf)promotie? Vervullen zij hun rol als snijpunt van praktijk en reflectie? Hoe verhouden zij zich tot de rijke traditie van neo-avantgarde kunstenaarspublicaties?  

Deze en andere vragen komen aan bod op het panelgesprek dat Track Report naar aanleiding van het verschijnen van drie nieuwe nummers (door Johan Swinnen, Lieven Segers, Mark Luyten, Arthur Cools & Nico Dockx) organiseert. In de context daarvan stelden kunstenaar Nico Dockx en kunsthistoricus Johan Pas een tentoonstelling samen met inspirerende periodieke kunstenaarspublicaties van de laatste vijf decennia.

28 oktober 2010,
opening expo 17h, gesprekken 18h
Koninklijke Academie voor Schone Kunsten Antwerpen, Mutsaardstraat 31, 2000 Antwerpen (aula Pand / Wintertuin)
Voorstelling TR10/01 (Johan Swinnen), TR10/02 (Arthur Cools, Nico Dockx & Mark Luyten), TR10/03 (Lieven Segers)
moderatie: Thomas Crombez
Panelgesprek: Koenraad Dedobbeleer, Luc Derycke, Nico Dockx, Wilfried Huet, Els Roelandt en Boy Vereecken
(moderator: Johan Pas)