Born Magazine
"Born Magazine is an experimental venue marrying literary arts and interactive media. Original projects are brought to life every three months through creative collaboration between writers and artists."
Born Magazine: Art and Literature Collaboration
ICOGRADA DESIGN WEEK IN QATAR 2009
"28 February - 5 March 2009
ICOGRADA DESIGN WEEK IN QATAR 2009
Mousharaka: Icograda design week in Qatar will bring together practitioners, scholars, and students across design disciplines, cultures and regions to build bridges, raise awareness of the importance and promise of collaboration, and create bonds necessary to achieve the full potential of design in the Gulf region.
Visit the official event website: www.mousharaka.com "
ICOGRADA DESIGN WEEK IN QATAR 2009
Kate Gilmore
Kate Gilmore is the sole protagonist of her videos,which take the form of a dangerous line-up of hilariously reckless and poignant performances. Recorded either privately in her studio or on-site, never rehearsed and only attempted once, Gilmore assumes the roles of many different female stereotypes and creates makeshift sets that act as the catalyst for a mélange of wacky riffs on daily life. The extreme emotional pathos and grueling physical endurance recall the early video pioneers Vito Acconci and Bruce Nauman and the seminal 1970s performances of Valie Export and Marina Abramovic.
http://www.kategilmore.com/
ICA: Kate Gilmore
Kate Gilmore artwork presented by Catharine Clark Gallery
Smith-Stewart
coded cultures
"The second edition of CODED CULTURES (first edition online at:http://codedcultures.5uper.net)/ is a binational festival (Austria – Japan) in the year 2009 to explore new artistic practices and creative ability profiles within media integrated project-cultures and digital media related art, focusing on Japan and Europe. The festival is part of the official Austria – Japan Year 2009."
codedcultures
The Media Lab
The MIT Media Laboratory was founded by MIT Professor Nicholas Negroponte and the late Jerome Wiesner (former science advisor to President John F. Kennedy and former President of MIT), who foresaw the coming convergence of computing, publishing, and broadcast, fueled by changes in the communications industry. As this convergence accelerated, it spurred interconnected developments in the unusual range of disciplines that the Laboratory brought together, including cognition, electronic music, graphic design, video, and holography, as well as work in computation and human-machine interfaces.
The Media Lab
“China India: Cultural Industries Exchange”
X|Media|Lab Presents: “China India: Cultural Industries Exchange”
17th – 19th February 2009
CI:CIE links China and India cultural industries organizations seeking to develop relationships and business opportunities with each other.
CI:CIE is a VIP meeting place for senior executives, creative directors, investors, and government policy managers in Chinese and Indian companies in TV, film, animation, games, mobile, and online content and applications. International companies seeking high-powered connections into the China and India markets are also invited to participate.
Guests Include:
Priyaranjan Dasmunsi – Honourable Union Minister for Information & Broadcasting, Govt. of India (New Delhi)
Sushma Singh – Secretary, Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, Govt. of India (New Delhi)
Amit Khanna – Chairman Reliance Big Entertainment; President, Film & Television Producers Guild of India (Mumbai)
Shekhar Kapur – Filmmaker “Elizabeth”, “The Golden Age” (Mumbai, New York)
Subhash Chandra – Chairman, Zee Networks (Mumbai)
Ronnie Screwvala – CEO, UTV Group (Mumbai)
Michael Lynton – Chairman & CEO, Sony Pictures Entertainment (Los Angeles)
Philip Kent – President & CEO, Turner (Los Angeles)
Sameer Nair – CEO, NDTV Imagine; and former CEO, Star India (New Delhi)
Paritosh Joshi – President, Star TV (Hong Kong)
Anand Mahindra –Vice Chairman & MED, Mahindra & Marhindra (Mumbai)
Aroon Purie – Editor-In-Chief, India Today Group (Mumbai)
Vishal Gondal – Founder & CEO, India Games (Mumbai)
Raghav Bahl – Managing Director, Network 18 (Mumbai)
Shobhana Bhartia – Chairperson, Hindustan Times Group (New Delhi)
Vikram Kaushik – CEO, Tata Sky/Dish TV, India’s leading satellite television company (Mumbai)
Plus many more soon to be announced!
www.xmedialab.com
Media 09
"Media 09 is a one-day international gathering of the world’s leading digital media executives and entrepreneurs, showcasing global best practice in digital media innovations. Media ’09 is designed to assist you shape successful digital media content offerings, business models, and advertising appeal to make the best weather of these turbulent times."
International Keynote Speakers include:
* Amin Zoufonoun - Google’s Principal of Corporate Development (Mountain View)
* Caroline H Little - Special Adviser to Guardian Media and former CEO and Publisher Washingtonpost.Newsweek Interactive (Washington)
* Nic Newman - Controller, Journalism and Digital Media, BBC Future Media & Technology (London)
* Tim Chang - Principal of Norwest Venture Partners (Silicon Valley)
* Kevin Swanepoel - CEO, The One Club (New York)
* Jack Matthews - CEO, Fairfax Digital (Sydney)
* Richard Cardran - Media Strategist and Technologist (Los Angeles)
* Meg Pickard - Head of User Experience, The Guardian (London)
* Will Price - CEO, Widgetbox (San Francisco)
* Geoffrey Handley - Co-Founder, The Hyperfactory (Sydney)
* Fritz Demopolous - China Internet Pioneer, CEO and Co-founder, Qunar.com (Beijing)
Media 09 – The Annual Forecast for Digital Media Professionals
Supersonic 2009
Supersonic 2009 will run in conjunction with Los Angeles Art Show Jan. 22-25
Supersonic 2009, an exhibition of art by nearly 100 Master of Fine Arts candidates from eight Southern California graduate programs, will run in conjunction with the Los Angeles Art Show Jan. 22-25 at the Los Angeles Convention Center, West Hall A.
UCR students whose work will be displayed are Alison Walker, sculpture; Christine Frerichs, painting; and Kate McPeak, installation, video and sculpture. All three work in more than one medium.
In addition to the University of California, Riverside, participating graduate programs include those at Art Center College of Design, Claremont Graduate University, Otis College of Art and Design, UC Irvine, UC San Diego, UC Santa Barbara and University of Southern California.
Now in its fourth year, Supersonic 2009 will showcase Southern California’s tradition for producing emerging artists and solidify the region’s reputation as a creative center with numerous innovative institutions of higher learning and ground-breaking graduate programs in fine arts.
Media-Newswire.com - Press Release Distribution - PR Agency
LOS ANGELES ART SHOW
Cyberlounge - Peter Horvath
En 2001 el Museo Tamayo invitó a Arcángel Constantini, curador y artista digital, a desarrollar el concepto del Cyberlounge, un proyecto curatorial de nombre Inmerso en el que se integran varios foros como el Inmerso foro lounge, donde creadores internacionales realizan actos visualsónicos de interactividad autoral utilizando su obra como instrumento de performance.
Cyberlounge - Peter Horvath - www.6168.org
3 de septiembre 2008 - 8 de marzo de 2009
Global Lens 2009
"Global Lens 2009
January 14–31, 2009
The films presented in this annual collaboration between MoMA and the Global Film Initiative (GFI) are part of the touring film exhibition Global Lens, a project conceived to encourage filmmaking in countries with developing film communities."
MoMA.org Film Exhibitions 2009 Global Lens 2009
The Prisoner's Dilemma
"The Prisoner's Dilemma: Selections from the Ella Fontanals-Cisneros CollectionCurated by Leanne Mella December 3, 2008 - March 1, 2009 The Prisoner's Dilemma: Selections from the Ella Fontanals-Cisneros Collection, will draw upon works in the collection that articulate the ways in which artists respond to the exercise of power in contemporary life."
Kurator: Leanne Mella
Artists: Francis Alÿs, Alexander Apostol, Alexandre Arrechea, Alessandro Balteo Yazbeck, Judith Barry, Paolo Canevari, Stan Douglas, Jimmie Durham, Cao Fei, Regina Jose Galindo, Carlos Garaicoa, Mathilde ter Heijne, Thomas Hirschhorn, Jenny Holzer, Barbara Kruger, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Inigo Manglano-Ovalle, Daniel Joseph Martinez, Priscilla Monge, Carlos Motta, Antoni Muntadas, Shirin Neshat, Julian Rosefeldt, Laurie Simmons, Eve Sussman, Frank Thiel, Susan Turcot, Monika Weiss
cifo
Tanz mit Bruce
"*AUSSCHREIBUNG 2009*
Tanz mit Bruce - Thurgauer Nachwuchsatelier für Bildende Kunst
Der Verein «neuer shed im Eisenwerk» in Frauenfeld (CH) bietet jungen Künstlerinnen und Künstlern oder Diplomabgängerinnen und -abgänger der Bildenden Kunst für die Monate März / April 2009 eine Ausstellungsmöglichkeit in der Shedhalle (500m2) in Frauenfeld an."
neuer shed Frauenfeld
Auswahl 08 Gast: koorder
"Auswahl 08 Gast: koorder"
Das Künstlerkollektiv koorder bedient sich unterschiedlicher Medien wie
Malerei, Objektkunst und Video und realisiert raumgreifende Installationen, jeweils ad hoc in vorgefundenen Situationen, unter Verwendung von Fragmenten älterer Arbeiten und neuer Teilstücke. koorder sucht nach der permanenten Transformation und macht die interaktive Arbeitsweise zum künstlerischen Konzept: Feste Ordnungen und Systeme werden mit anarchischem Impetus hintertrieben und haben nur als provisorische Verbindung Gültigkeit.
koorder, bestehend aus den Aargauer Künstlern Matthias Berger und Till Hänel, arbeiten seit 1997 zusammen. Sie wurden von der letztjährigen Jury eingeladen, im Rahmen der Auswahl 08 einen Raum zu bespielen.
Aargauer Kunsthaus:
Excuse me, are you famous?
Excuse me, are you famous? Berlin (exhibition)
Curated by Kathrin Becker, Germany (curator and head of Video-Forum, Neuer Berliner Kunstverein).
Place: Invaliden1 Gallery - Berlin http://www.invaliden1.com/
Duration: Jan 17 - Feb 21, 2008
Participating artists
Yuri Albert (Cologne/Moscow), Andrej Barov (Munich), Sergio Belinchón (Berlin), Manuel Bonik /Undine Goldberg (Berlin), Ernst Burkel (Berlin), Ramesch Daha (Vienna), Barbara Davi (Lucerne), D. David (Berlin/Brussels), Alyssa DeLuccia (Berlin/New York), Shahram Entekhabi (Berlin), Claudia Hart (New York), Anton Henning (Berlin), Leung Chi Wo (Hong Kong), Jin Lie (Berlin), Vladislav Mamyshev-Monro (Moscow), Rémy Markowitsch (Berlin/Lucerne), Alfred Müller (Pforzheim), Nils Nova (Lucerne), Timur Novikov (✝) (St. Petersburg), Pirate Television/PTV (St. Petersburg), Maya Roos (Berlin/Lucerne), Aidan Salakhova (Moscow), Anatoly Shuravlev (Berlin/Moscow), Joulia Strauss (Berlin), Andrea Sunder-Plassmann (Berlin), Christel Sverre (Oslo/Trondheim), Santiago Ydáñez (Berlin), Sula Zimmerberger (Vienna)
Curator: Kathrin Becker
Conception
Since the Avant-Garde, we are aware of the fact, that art is surrounded by contextualisation. Since the late 1990s, it became obvious that the curator is no longer someone who simply organises exhibitions and museum displays but is also able to manipulate taste, influence the career of artists and sometimes becomes a bigger star then the artist that he/she is exhibiting. The "super-curator" was born.
Excuse me are you famous? revisits this tendency in contemporary art and adds a playful tone to the discussion about the power play between artist and curator. One the one hand, the project is realised in an artist run space so that here the curator acts in dependency on the activists of the gallery space of Invaliden 1. Here, the positions of artist and curator are blurring demonstrated by the fact that artists are making the selection of the curator. On the other hand, the thematic approach of the exhibition underlines the influential position of the curator that exclusively chooses exhibits that support her fame. The power play between artist and curator reaches its peak level through the participation of some of the Invaliden1 activists.
Excuse me are you famous? is a short term exhibition that focuses on the relationship between artist and curator. All works of the exhibition are produced before 2005 by various international artists. All works are portraits of the exhibition´s curator, Kathrin Becker ( http://www.k-becker.org/ ).
http://www.wl-project.org/
3er Festival Internacional de Bicicultura
El 3er Festival Internacional de Bicicultura de Santiago agradece el creciente respaldo de los más diversos medios de comunicación, periodistas y comunicadores que van haciéndose parte de esta apuesta de los habitantes de Santiago por hacer de nuestra capital una ciudad más ciclable y por supuesto, más amable.
Festival de Bicicultura
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