Segue abaixo o convite com o mapa de como chegar lá.
Saturday, March 22, 2008
Festa de abertura do BEFF 5 em Bangkok
Quem estiver de bobeira passando por Bangkok no dia 25 pode ir conferir a abertura do festival de filmes experimentais de bangkok do qual faço parte com o vídeo AUTRMX.
Segue abaixo o convite com o mapa de como chegar lá.
Segue abaixo o convite com o mapa de como chegar lá.
Friday, March 21, 2008
Evento de lançamento do Acervo Klauss Vianna
No dia 26 de maio, as 20h30, no SESC Pinheiros acontece o lançamento do Acervo Klaus Vianna. Pra quem não sabe o mineiro Klaus vianna se destacou como coreógrafo, escritor, preparador corporal, professor e bailarino, inaugurando uma nova técnica que leva o seu nome. Imperdível para os amantes das artes cênicas e uma contribuição enorme para a cultura brasileira.
Monday, March 17, 2008
China na Itália
Tenho notado que o mundo está cada vez mais interessado na Asia. Muitos festivais e exposições tem esse tema, o que é ótimo pra gente que está longe conhecer como e o que os orientais estão produzindo no campo das artes visuais hoje em dia. Segue abaixo o release da exposição Chin, China, China! em Florença, Itália. Estou com preguiça de traduzir então vai em inglês mesmo.
CHINA CHINA CHINA!!!
from 21 march 2007 to 4 May 2008
CCCS, Strozzina Contemporary Culture Center, Florence (Italy)
http://www.strozzina.org/cinacinacina/e_index.htm
CHINA CHINA CHINA!!!, will present the work of 18 contemporary Chinese artists from three different cities- Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou - who are all seeking to define a new cultural identity unfettered by the rules of the global market. A publication (published by Silvana Editoriale) and a series of lectures are planned with the exhibition.
This event ties in with the exhibition on the first floor of Palazzo Strozzi, devoted to the Tang dynasty, universally recognized as a high point in Chinese civilization and central to the Chinese Renaissance.
The aim of the CCCS, under the direction of Franziska Nori, is to approach the much discussed "China phenomenon" from a different point of view. That's why the project is entrusted to three young Chinese curators:
- Davide Quadrio, founder and director of BizArt in Shanghai, the first and only self-supported and non-profit cultural organization in China, also active in The In-Between, a network of alternative art spaces in Europe and Asia;
- Li Zhenhua founder of the independent Art Lab in Beijing, artist and promoter of the new media art in China;
- Zhang Wei director of Vitamin Creative Space Contemporary Art in Guangzhou.
They are all based and operate in different parts of China, sharing a commitment to consolidate an independent critical platform supporting artistic production in China. They want art going beyond official boundaries and not bounded by the art market rules. Art that represents the complex reality of a contemporary China in the complex process of an historical change and cultural transformation.
The exhibition presents a lively interchange between the curators' three sections, representing three distinct but complementary attitudes and perceptions.
Zhang Wei presents in "Throwing Dice" individual visions of human existence in a fragmented and constantly changing world. The videos of Kan Xuan, Pak Sheung Chuen and Yang Fudong (acclaimed in the most recent Venice Biennale), digital animations by Cao Fei (also present at the Biennale), technological installations by Chu Yun, and paintings by Duan Jianyu offer individual stories that engage the spectator in the exploration of a shared existential landscape and in the constant tension between the world of dreams and of reality.
"Art is not enough, not enough!," is a multimedia installation in the Davide Quadrio's section produced by the CCCS and presented as a world premiere. It draws on interviews made by the curator with forty different artists in Shanghai, asked about the role of the artist, their relationship with the external world, the social consequences of their work and the international market effects on traditional artistic production modes. It offers a dynamic anthropological insight into the urban panorama of modern Shanghai.
The focus of "Multi-Archeology", the section curated by Li Zhenhua is the geo-political identity and cultural relativism. Installations by the Mongolian artists Wu Ershan and Ren Qinga, highlight the often conflictual relations between the different cultural groups in China today and pose questions about the undermining of the individual concerning social upheaval.
Both installations, created especially for the exhibition in Florence, take as their theme the human condition in the face of an uncertain future.
The art video by Zhao Liang and Shen Shaomin documents the situation on the Chinese border with North Korea and Russia. An analysis of the consequences of the Mongolian invasion by Genghis Khan on Asiatic culture is compared to the impact of modern globalization, in the constant cultural interchange between East and West.
CHINA CHINA CHINA !!!
CHINESE CONTEMPORARY ART
BEYOND THE GLOBAL MARKET
21 March - 4 May 2008
Daily: 11,00 - 20,30. Closed Monday
Tickets: ¤ 5,00 (valid for five admissions in 1 month, including lectures), ¤ 4,00 schools
¤ 10,00 entrance Strozzina + exhibition China: at the Court of the Emperors
Catalogue Silvana Editoriale
CHINA CHINA CHINA!!!
from 21 march 2007 to 4 May 2008
CCCS, Strozzina Contemporary Culture Center, Florence (Italy)
http://www.strozzina.org/cinacinacina/e_index.htm
CHINA CHINA CHINA!!!, will present the work of 18 contemporary Chinese artists from three different cities- Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou - who are all seeking to define a new cultural identity unfettered by the rules of the global market. A publication (published by Silvana Editoriale) and a series of lectures are planned with the exhibition.
This event ties in with the exhibition on the first floor of Palazzo Strozzi, devoted to the Tang dynasty, universally recognized as a high point in Chinese civilization and central to the Chinese Renaissance.
The aim of the CCCS, under the direction of Franziska Nori, is to approach the much discussed "China phenomenon" from a different point of view. That's why the project is entrusted to three young Chinese curators:
- Davide Quadrio, founder and director of BizArt in Shanghai, the first and only self-supported and non-profit cultural organization in China, also active in The In-Between, a network of alternative art spaces in Europe and Asia;
- Li Zhenhua founder of the independent Art Lab in Beijing, artist and promoter of the new media art in China;
- Zhang Wei director of Vitamin Creative Space Contemporary Art in Guangzhou.
They are all based and operate in different parts of China, sharing a commitment to consolidate an independent critical platform supporting artistic production in China. They want art going beyond official boundaries and not bounded by the art market rules. Art that represents the complex reality of a contemporary China in the complex process of an historical change and cultural transformation.
The exhibition presents a lively interchange between the curators' three sections, representing three distinct but complementary attitudes and perceptions.
Zhang Wei presents in "Throwing Dice" individual visions of human existence in a fragmented and constantly changing world. The videos of Kan Xuan, Pak Sheung Chuen and Yang Fudong (acclaimed in the most recent Venice Biennale), digital animations by Cao Fei (also present at the Biennale), technological installations by Chu Yun, and paintings by Duan Jianyu offer individual stories that engage the spectator in the exploration of a shared existential landscape and in the constant tension between the world of dreams and of reality.
"Art is not enough, not enough!," is a multimedia installation in the Davide Quadrio's section produced by the CCCS and presented as a world premiere. It draws on interviews made by the curator with forty different artists in Shanghai, asked about the role of the artist, their relationship with the external world, the social consequences of their work and the international market effects on traditional artistic production modes. It offers a dynamic anthropological insight into the urban panorama of modern Shanghai.
The focus of "Multi-Archeology", the section curated by Li Zhenhua is the geo-political identity and cultural relativism. Installations by the Mongolian artists Wu Ershan and Ren Qinga, highlight the often conflictual relations between the different cultural groups in China today and pose questions about the undermining of the individual concerning social upheaval.
Both installations, created especially for the exhibition in Florence, take as their theme the human condition in the face of an uncertain future.
The art video by Zhao Liang and Shen Shaomin documents the situation on the Chinese border with North Korea and Russia. An analysis of the consequences of the Mongolian invasion by Genghis Khan on Asiatic culture is compared to the impact of modern globalization, in the constant cultural interchange between East and West.
CHINA CHINA CHINA !!!
CHINESE CONTEMPORARY ART
BEYOND THE GLOBAL MARKET
21 March - 4 May 2008
Daily: 11,00 - 20,30. Closed Monday
Tickets: ¤ 5,00 (valid for five admissions in 1 month, including lectures), ¤ 4,00 schools
¤ 10,00 entrance Strozzina + exhibition China: at the Court of the Emperors
Catalogue Silvana Editoriale
Thursday, March 13, 2008
Asian Contemporary Art Week em NY
46 museus e galerias em nova Iorque se juntaram e estão fazendo uma série e de eventos, workshops, palestras e exposições de mais de 100 artistas emergentes asiáticos.
Para mais detalhes visite: www.acaw.net
Para mais detalhes visite: www.acaw.net
Friday, March 7, 2008
WiFisense
description
WiFisense is a wearable object - a purse - that scans for the presence of WiFi (802.11) networks wherever you go. It detects the networks' signal strength and whether they are password protected. When WiFisense finds a network, it uses patterns of light to announce its availability, quality and accessibility.
On a regular walk through the city you pass through many wireless networks. Some of these networks are open and available for anyone to use. As someone on the go, with a mobile lifestyle and a laptop, it could be useful to know when you are in the presence of such networks.
Instead of detecting networks by stumbling over your laptop or relying on warchalking affecionados and wardrivers, WiFisense is a wearable scanner for wireless networks. Take advantage of the ubiquity of an emerging technology and use it to augment your daily life through ambient perception of computing.
activity
ISEA 2004
Invited participant,International Symposium of Electronic Art 2004, Estonia.
UBIComp 2003
Paper presented at Ubiquitous Computing Conference 2003, Washington.
ITP Spring Show 2003
NYU Interactive Telecommunications Program Spring 2003 Show, New York.
more information: http://amaret.net/ami/?p=wifisense&y=2003
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
ART FAIR TOKYO
Agora descobri que existem umas feiras de galerias. Tipo aquelas que tem no anhembi de mamãe e bebê. Teve a ARCO agora em Madrid e agora vai ter uma outra em Tokyo.
Quem se interessar e tiver alguns milhões de yens para gastar vai lá. Eu adoro os artistas japoneses e é sempre de se esperar alguma novidade envolvendo arte e tecnologia.
Ah... e se você tem uma galeria dá tempo de ir lá participar. Está tudo explicado ai embaixo.
Serviço (em inglês, porque se você pretende ir até lá no mínimo tem que falar inglês):
Dates and hours:
First choice (special preview: Thursday, April 3, 4:00pm-6:00pm
Opening preview: 6:00pm-9:00pm
Opening: Friday, April 4, 11:00am-9:00pm
Saturday, April 5, 11:00am-8:00pm
Sunday, April 6, 10:30am-5:00pm
Venue:
Tokyo International Forum (3-5-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo)
Press inquiries:
Mariko Takano
email: press@artfairtokyo.com
Tel: +81(3) 5771-4520 Fax: +81(3) 3401-8038
ART FAIR TOKYO Committee Executive Office
1-9-11 Nishiazabu, Minato-ku Tokyo, 106-0031 JAPAN
For more information on ART FAIR TOKYO 2008 please visit our website.
http://www.artfairtokyo.com/en/index.html
- Announcement of schedule of applications for exhibitors at ART FAIR TOKYO 2009 (April 3-5, 2009)
The ART FAIR TOKYO is pleased to announce the schedule of applications for exhibitors at ART FAIR TOKYO 2009. Applications can be made through the ART FAIR TOKYO website by June 30, 2008.
ART FAIR TOKYO website: http://www.artfairtokyo.com/en/index.html
For questions about your application please contact:
gallery@artfairtokyo.com
Monday, March 3, 2008
Oportunidade!!!
Quem estiver de bobeira no dia 6 de Março e puder ir até o Inter Research lab vai encontrar as portas abertas. Vale a pena....
** THIS THURSDAY **
6 March 2008
2:30 - 5:00 pm
Intel Research
2150 Shattuck Ave (Penthouse Suite)
Berkeley, CA 94704
(map)
Once a year Intel Research hosts their "Open House" featuring many of our research projects with interactive demonstratons, posters, and prototypes. This year the Urban Atmospheres group at Intel Research will be debuting a project in collaboartion with other researchers at Intel and UC Berkeley on personal mobile enviromental sensors and tools.
Come and meet us!
The lab is located just off the UC Berkeley campus at 2150 Shattuck Avenue (right across from the Berkeley BART station) in the penthouse suite. The open house will include refreshments, demos of key research projects, and lots of posters and opportunities to meet students, faculty, and researchers.
Intel's Berkeley Lab is one of a small network of university labs started in 2001 with a mission to perform collaborative off-roadmap research with key academic institutions. Most of the work in the lab is governed by a contract called the open collaborative research agreement to promote close cooperation between Intel and university staff. The lab currently houses 14 full-time Intel researchers and many students.
Some of the lab's past work included early activity in sensor networks, the development of the Planet Lab distributed systems test bed, declarative distributed systems, and technology for emerging regions. This year the open house will feature our current research in a variety of areas including:
modernization of communication APIs for internet services
writing scalable and correct programs for parallel computers
developing new approaches to simplify secure distributed computing systems
results of telemedicine deployments in Ghana
mobile environmental sensing and cititizen action
electrically steerable antennas
building high-speed routers out of commodity parts
presenting short films on sustainability
creating efficient algorithms for everyday sensing and learning
** THIS THURSDAY **
6 March 2008
2:30 - 5:00 pm
Intel Research
2150 Shattuck Ave (Penthouse Suite)
Berkeley, CA 94704
(map)
Once a year Intel Research hosts their "Open House" featuring many of our research projects with interactive demonstratons, posters, and prototypes. This year the Urban Atmospheres group at Intel Research will be debuting a project in collaboartion with other researchers at Intel and UC Berkeley on personal mobile enviromental sensors and tools.
Come and meet us!
The lab is located just off the UC Berkeley campus at 2150 Shattuck Avenue (right across from the Berkeley BART station) in the penthouse suite. The open house will include refreshments, demos of key research projects, and lots of posters and opportunities to meet students, faculty, and researchers.
Intel's Berkeley Lab is one of a small network of university labs started in 2001 with a mission to perform collaborative off-roadmap research with key academic institutions. Most of the work in the lab is governed by a contract called the open collaborative research agreement to promote close cooperation between Intel and university staff. The lab currently houses 14 full-time Intel researchers and many students.
Some of the lab's past work included early activity in sensor networks, the development of the Planet Lab distributed systems test bed, declarative distributed systems, and technology for emerging regions. This year the open house will feature our current research in a variety of areas including:
modernization of communication APIs for internet services
writing scalable and correct programs for parallel computers
developing new approaches to simplify secure distributed computing systems
results of telemedicine deployments in Ghana
mobile environmental sensing and cititizen action
electrically steerable antennas
building high-speed routers out of commodity parts
presenting short films on sustainability
creating efficient algorithms for everyday sensing and learning
Saturday, March 1, 2008
AUTRMX at BEEF in Bangkok
Dear all,
I am very pleased to announce my new upcoming exhibition at BEEF 5 (Bangkok Experimental Film festival) during 25-39 of March in Bangkok and after it will travel around Thailand, to the cities of Phuket, Chiang Mai, Khon Kaen, Mahasarakham and Phitsanulok.
I will present the work AUTRMX that is a experimental video editing using a non conventional cutter software. You can see the movie here: www.popkalab.com/autrmx_movie.html
More information at: www.project304.org/beff5 and www.myspace.com/beff5 and www.popkalab.com/autrmx.html
I am very pleased to announce my new upcoming exhibition at BEEF 5 (Bangkok Experimental Film festival) during 25-39 of March in Bangkok and after it will travel around Thailand, to the cities of Phuket, Chiang Mai, Khon Kaen, Mahasarakham and Phitsanulok.
I will present the work AUTRMX that is a experimental video editing using a non conventional cutter software. You can see the movie here: www.popkalab.com/autrmx_movie.html
More information at: www.project304.org/beff5 and www.myspace.com/beff5 and www.popkalab.com/autrmx.html
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