Tuesday, July 29, 2008

32.



Art+Internet+Performance= beginning of the 90s

by Beatriz Albuquerque

Impensável
for Galeria 3+1 Arte Contemporânea & Beatriz Albuquerque
1st edition, February 2008

Monday, July 28, 2008

31.


Toxin du Jour
Actions for Bristol Talking CCTv Cameras
by | por Carla Cruz

http://toxindujour.blogspot.com

follow the links of the several maps...
this actions are part of the show PART-ILHA at Spike Island.
http://www.spikeisland.org.uk/?q=exhibitions/part-ilha
Carla Cruz will undertake a series of actions in Bristol city centre from Tuesday 22 July to Saturday 26 July. These will take place at 1pm each day at five different locations, please see below, or click an icon on the map, for dates and locations.

In a work that comments on the nature of surveillance and its affect on social interaction and behaviour "Toxin du Jour" will see the artist embark on a dialogue with the 'talking' CCTV cameras that are currently on trial in the city.


http://toxindujour.blogspot.com
sigam os links dos diversos mapas...

estas acções fazem parte do projecto PART-ILHA na Spike Island.
http://www.spikeisland.org.uk/?q=exhibitions/part-ilha


+info
00351 919946118
http://www.carlacruz.pt.to
http://allmyindependentwomen.blogspot.com
http://asaladasabelhas.blogspot.com

Thursday, July 24, 2008

30.


Dinis Machado
apresenta
Nowhere


n' a Sala
Rua do Bonjardim, 235 2º


sábado, 26 de Julho das 10h às 22h
marcação individual: 93 428 35 38



"Mesa de trabalho, Arteleku, San Sebastian
23\6\2008
Nowhere is that place where two waiting people come occasionally together.
There is nothing to run for, so there is space to be surprised. Nowhere happens
when we are together in an abstract conversation that turns so concrete that
becomes a space. Nowhere is here. Nowhere is now. Nowhere is when you
are absolutely free to go. Nowhere you are alone. Nowhere never materializes.
Nowhere is a place. An immaterial immanent place. Nowhere could be everywhere."

Monday, July 21, 2008

Thursday, July 10, 2008

28.


novo blog | new blog

RitaGT
http://ritagt.blogspot.com/

ver também | see also:
Performance in the Art Market (Lisbon Art Fair) http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=7413703

27.


Grupo Puzzle in
FILMARTE 08 - CICLO DE CINEMA
sexta-feira, 11 de Julho
19h00. O Puzzle volta ao Porto (Grupo Puzzle) de Hugo Vieira da Silva

Appleton Square
Reservas
+351 210 933 660

das 15h00 às 19h00

Tuesday, July 8, 2008

26.

O Portuguese Video Art Archive é um projecto sem fins lucrativos que procura reunir e catalogar trabalhos em suporte video ou película digitalizada que tenham sido produzidos em Portugal. Tem como objectivo organizar screenings e programar plataformas de apresentação pública a nível nacional. O Arquivo consistirá num banco de dados online, com videografias e contactos. Futuramente o arquivo tem como missão criar condições que facilitem a sua consulta.

http://www.ptvideoartarchive.blogspot.com/


todos os filmes deverão ser enviados em formato CD-ROM ou DVD(Data) e também em formato DVD (video), devidamente identificados com nome do autor, título, duração e contacto de e-mail. Morada para envio:

Margarida Mendes
Av. Gomes Pereira 22, 5C
1500-330 Lisboa

Thursday, July 3, 2008

25.


Lacuna by Ricardo Carvalho

Private view: Thursday 10th July, 18.00
Show from 11th to 14th July, 10.00-18.00
T4 Gallery - The Old Truman Brewery, Brick Lane, London E1 6QL (tube: Aldgate East)

Featured in this show is interactive video and new media artist Ricardo Carvalho. His project Lacuna is an exploration on various possibilities of interactive video performance, enabling the viewer to manipulate a sequence of events that illustrate the process of creation and evolution. Ricardo's research interests developed through a concept described in his BA dissertation as 'Organicity': an 'inter-body' responsible for materializing the encounter of two subjects. This inter-body hosts key strategies to express his concerns regarding the geographical place of identity, the evolution of Man, as well as the bridges between the brain and thought and how we can represent these connections visually.

The overcoming of biological conditions makes the human responsible for his own evolution, detaching himself from the rest of nature in the most peculiar way. Lacuna questions this redefining relationship as it requires a divorce from psychological attachments to our body image, which originates at the 'mirror stage' according to Lacan. In the project Ricardo uses a reflective screen / mirror to act as a rupture in space in which a narrative unfolds, in the same way that Duchamp uses the Infra-Thin concept on space in The Bride Stripped Bare by her Bachelors, Even.

Freerange official website: http://www.free-range.org.uk/
Ricardo Carvalho - www.sertik.com