| Kate Hawkins: Anarchy is Ordinary - Solo Show
BISCHOFF/WEISS is presenting Anarchy is Ordinary an exhibition of new work by Kate Hawkins. Through performance, video and painting Kate Hawkins produces work that confronts popular ideas of conformity and dissent, exploring the fallacies and idiosyncrasies of the social rituals, manners and mores that govern contemporary relationships.
The video work, Anarchy is Ordinary (2008),... |
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| Robertina Šebjanič: Bubble
When Bubble was presented to the public for the first time, the audience kept asking what was actually shown on film. What thing from the real world could take such bizarre forms and behave so unusually? Although the video shown at the joint exhibition was a curatorial intervention of mine, I didn't know the answer. I later asked the author about it, though I personally wasn't really... |
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| LIZZA MAY DAVID: The Model Family Award
Exploring the Filipino Diaspora with its many facets and realities is an important aspect of Lizza May David’s work. In her mixed media installations and documentary films she is especially interested in the subtle and undefined spaces between the personal and the political, the private and the public, and the visible and the invisible. (“Looking Inwards”, another work by the... |
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| Adrian Paci: Per Speculum
Adrian Paci's new film work Per Speculum is now having its Swedish premiere at Bonniers Konsthall. Per Speculum, takes the viewer to an ostensibly pastoral landscape, where some children play with mirrors, slingshots and reflections of the sun. Having been captured by their own mirror image and the focus of the camera, the children turn the perspective around and fix their gaze on the... |
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| Jeu de Paume Presents Eija-Liisa Ahtila
From the start of her career in the 1990s, Eija-Liisa Ahtila has been considered one of the leading proponents of “video art”. She makes films that she describes as “human dramas” in which the characters are seen grappling with their emotions, their entourage and an unstable environment.
Ahtila's working methods bring video close to cinema, notably by using its vocabulary and... |
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| Carlos Amorales: Dark Mirror
This exhibition presents Dark Mirror, 2004/05, a double video projection by the leading Mexican artist Carlos Amorales, which became part of the IMMA Collection in 2005. Amorales’s practice uses drawing as the basis from which to develop paintings, video animations and performances. In Dark Mirror Amorales presents an animation by graphic designer André Pahl and an original score of... |
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| Shanghype
Curator: Davide Quadrio
Participating artists: David Cotterrell, Olivo Barbieri, Pierre Giner, Alexander Brandt, Melanie Jackson, Mattia Matteucci, Patrick Tuttofuoco, Xu Zhen, Yang Fudong, Zhang Ding, Yang Zhenzhong, Liang Yue, Song Tao and Huang Kui
The exhibition of Chinese videoart. As part of this idea, FUTURA and BizArt are building a first communication project based on a... |
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| On cinema ruins
Do we love the old movies the same way we love industrial frames ruins, vintage clothing, and perhaps Fifties and Sixties design? No doubt on the fact that many artists in these days are claiming a sort of nostalgia for the cinema of the origins, those rudimental and magic moving images for the first time were able to create another world, another visionary and mesmerizing reality. But... |
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| Willie Doherty - Replays: Selected video works, 1995-2007
This will be Willie Doherty’s fifth exhibition at Matt’s Gallery. The gallery has collaborated with the artist since 1990 and was the first venue to show his video work, commissioning the installation The Only Good One is a Dead One in 1993. This led to Doherty’s first Turner Prize nomination in 1994.
For Replays, Matt's Gallery will present a survey of Doherty’s video work... |
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| 21. Stuttgarter Filmwinter - Festival for Expanded Media
The 21st Filmwinter Stuttgart, Festival for Short and Experimental Film and Media Art is taking place from 17.- 20. January 2008. The Filmwinter Stuttgart takes up developments and impulses within the international filmmaking and artistic scene and offers an initial public platform. For the first time Media Space will be an independent section within the overall Filmwinter... |
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| Sejla Kameric - What Do I Know
On the occasion of the Berlinale 2008, the Artists-in-Berlin Program, as usual, presents the work of an artist whose main medium is film or video. This year, the Bosnian-Herzegovinian artist Šejla Kamerić will show her film What do I know (2007). After having been shown as a film on the Venice Film Festival 2007, where it received widespread attention, the work will now be exhibited... |
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| Botto&Bruno. Kids Riot (In the House of Lost Sound)
Fear is perhaps the emotion most characteristic of present society and perhaps the daily way of thinking of each individual, and it is only by observing the fears of our society that we are enabled to think deeply of the future.
Nessuna paura (No fear) presents a restricted and well-defined picture of the present-day scene in Italian art of the most recent generation: Emanuele... |
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| Manojlovic nominated for EFA Award
Serbian actor Predrag Miki Manojlovic is among candidates for the European Film Academy’s award for the best actor, for his role of sex shop owner in "Irina Palm", directed by Sam Garbarski, while his partner in this film Marianne Faithfull is nominated for best actress.
EFA has handed out six nominations to "The Queen" and five to "The Last King of Scotland" for its 20th annual... |
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| Contour 2007
This summer the city of Mechelen will become the epicentre of the third edition of the Contour Biennial for Video Art. The exhibition presents a selection of video works by international artists, both well-known and emerging. The most important exhibition of its type in Belgium, Contour 2007 will be presented in 12 exceptional architectural locations, all walking distance around the... |
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| From Russia with Love
Kunst Meran presents From Russia with Love, on view through September 23, 2007. The exhibition was curated by Bärbel Vischer. Greetings from James Bond. The novel and screen hero invented by the British author Ian Lancaster Fleming during the era of the Cold War is considered an icon of the western world.
The bestseller with the nice-sounding title From Russia with Love, published... |
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