Parliament of Reality

Olafur Eliasson's Parliament of Reality, a new, permanent outdoor installation created specifically for Bard College, will be completed Spring 2009. Conceived specifically with the life of the College in mind, The Parliament of Reality draws attention to our surroundings, both man-made and natural, while challenging the way we perceive and act in the world. The project is inspired by the Althingi, or Icelandic Parliament, the oldest national democratic institution in the world. The work is located on the North end of Bard's campus, near the Richard B. Fisher Center for the Performing Arts.

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Marconi09

In occasione delle celebrazioni per il centenario del conferimento del Premio Nobel per la Fisica a Guglielmo Marconi (1874-1937) e Karl Ferdinand Braun (1850-1918) per il loro contributo allo sviluppo della telegrafia senza fili, l’Universita' di Pavia propone una mostra celebrativa ed una serie di conferenze ad esse collegate.

La mostra “Comunicare senza fili: dai segnali ai suoni”, che verra' inaugurata venerdi' al Museo della Tecnica elettrica, si rivolge al largo pubblico, con particolare attenzione alle scuole di diverso grado, con l’intento di mettere a fuoco la grande rivoluzione della comunicazione senza fili."

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Søren Behncke, Allan Otte, Peter Lassen, Lærke Lauta, Sidse Carstens, Sophie Kalckar, Ben Stansbury (US), PAPA (US), René Johannsen, Michael Noer, Daniel Alban, Pierre Frandsen, Iben West, Hjortefar, Anders V. Christensen , Ricky John Molloy (GB), Snarf, Louise Midjord

FERNISERINGSKONCERT: Nephew, fredag 2. oktober kl. 20, Pris 295kr, Billetsalg: ARoS info. Dørene åbner 17.30
ARoS, Aros Allé 2, 8000 Århus C
3. oktober - 22. november 2009

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"Longing in the Age of New Media"

"'Longing in the Age of New Media'
2010 USC Comparative Literature Symposium
Call for Papers:
“Longing in the Age of New Media”"

In the current age of new media, various fields of study are experiencing a literal vanishing of the very materials that have traditionally defined them. With this disappearance of the physical material, how has our perception and interaction with the new medium altered? Does the end of the age of mechanical reproduction lead to a resurgence of the aura in older media? Is this the result of nostalgia for the tactile or other sensory experiences that no longer act together in the same way? How does the designation of spectral / material change across different media?

CTCS 677: Techno-Cultures: CFP: "Longing in the Age of New Media"

Bucharest Biennale 2010

The 4th BUCHAREST BIENNALE (Bucharest International Biennial for Contemporary Art), generated by Pavilion, magazine for art & culture, is set for 21 May - 25 July 2010, under the curatorship of Felix Vogel (DE). More details in curator and concept sections of the website.

Bucharest Biennale 2010

The Artist in the Age of Publicity

The Artist in the Age of Publicity
1 October 2009 – 17 January 2010

The Artist in the Age of Publicity will propose a radical re-reading of Pop Art and its legacy. Going beyond ‘Pop’ as a style, the exhibition will foreground the ways in which certain key artists, since the 1980s, have created their own ‘brands’, engaged in self-promotion and co-opted marketing strategies. Among the artists represented will be Andy Warhol, Jeff Koons, Takashi Murakami, Richard Prince, David Hammons, Martin Kippenberger and Damien Hirst. Where most art-historical accounts have focused on the iconic and stylistic aspects of Pop Art, The Artist in the Age of Publicity will propose that the most radical lessons of the movement have emerged in the way artists in our time have not simply represented or commented upon our culture of mass media but have flagrantly participated in commercialism and infiltrated the publicity machine as a performative strategy.


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