Films
PUBLIC
CONSIDERATIONS, A SYMPOSIUM IN THREE ACTS
(2010-2011)
At Public University, National Bank and Parliament forums
films and book
Films:
ACT
I - ART & KNOWLEDGE, RE-LOCALIZATIONS
40"
ACT II - BANK:
ART & ECONOMIES
40"
ACT III - E.M.A.N.C.I.P.A.T.I.O.N.
40"
PRESS dossier
The film: ACT
II - BANK: ART & ECONOMIES is part of the following exhibition and screenings:
- IT'S
THE POLITICAL ECONOMY, STUPID
exhibition - Curators Oliver Ressler and Gregory Sholette
It´s the Political Economy, Stupid brings together
a group of superlative artists who focus on the current
crisis in a sustained and critical manner. Rather than
acquiesce to our current calamity this exhibition asks
if it isn't time to push back against the disciplinary
dictates of the capitalist logic and, as if by some
artistic sorcery, launch a rescue of the very notion
of the social itself. (The curators)
At:
NeMe Arts Centre
Limassol, Cyprus
November 10 /December 6/2014
Galerija Nova
March 12/May 03/2014
Zagreb, Croatia
Gallery 400/Univ. of Illinois Chicago
November 1/ December 14/2013
Center for Cultural Decontamination in Belgrade
organized by Rosa Luxemburg Foundation (South Eastern Europe branch)
September 23 /2013
Pori Art Museum, Finland
Fereuary 2 /May 26 /2013
Artists:FIELD WORK, FILIPPO BERTA, JULIA CHRISTENSEN, YEVGENIY
FIKS, FLO6X8, MELANIE GILLIGAN, JAN PETER HAMMER, ALICIA
HERRERO, INSTITUTE FOR WISHFUL THINKING, OLGA KOPENKINA,
ALEXANDRA LERMAN, SHERRY MILLNER & ERNIE LARSEN,
ÓLAFUR ÓLAFSSON & LIBIA CASTRO, SUPERFLEX,
ZANNY BEGG & OLIVER RESSLER
Centre of Contemporary Art, Thessaloniki
June 27/September 30/2012
Artists: Zanny Begg (AU) & Oliver Ressler (AT) |
Filippo Berta (IT) | Linda Bilda (AT) | Libia Castro
(ES) & Ólafur Ólafsson (IS) | Julia
Christensen (US) | Yevgeniy Fiks, Olga Kopenkina, Alexandra
Lerman (US) | flo6x8 (ES) | Melanie Gilligan (CA) |
Jan Peter Hammer (DE) | Alicia Herrero (AR) | Institute
for Wishful Thinking (US) | Sherry Millner (US) &
Ernie Larsen(US) | Isa Rosenberger (AT) | Dread Scott
(US). Exhibition coordination for CACT: Areti Leopoulou,
Theodore Markoglou
Austrian
Cultural Forum New York (pictures 1,2,3)
January 23/April 22/2012
Artists: Linda BILDA, Julia CHRISTENSEN, Yevgeniy FIKS
/ Olga KOPENKINA / Alexandra LERMAN, FLO6x8, Melanie
GILLIGAN, Jan Peter HAMMER, Alicia HERRERO, INSTITUTE
FOR WISHFUL THINKING, Zanny BEGG / Oliver RESSLER, Isa
ROSENBERGER, Dread SCOTT
It included performances and readings, (e.g.) by Reverend
Billy, The Aaron Burr Society, Dread Scott, Larry Bogar,
Pablo Helguera, Martha Rosler and The Yes Men; plus
an artist talk with, Linda Bilda, Melanie
Gilligan, Alicia Herrero, Olga Kopenkina, Alexandra
Lerman and the curators.
It’s
the Political Economy, Stupid ...Ssee
the.BOOK
An extensive exhibition book titled "It´s
the Political Economy, Stupid: The Global Financial
Crisis in Art and Theory" is publishing by
Pluto Press (UK) and Pori Art Museum. Artists and theorists explored the current crisis of capitalism: Aaron Burr Society - Zanny Begg - Filippo Berta - Linda Bilda - Larry Bogad - Julia Bryan-Wilson - Judith Butler - Libia Castro/Ólafur Ólafsson - Julia Christensen - Angela Dimitrakaki/Kirsten Lloyd - Thom Donovan - Noel Douglas - Field Work - Reading Lenin with Corporations (Fiks & Kopenkina & Lerman) - FLO6x8 - Melanie Gilligan - David Graeber - Jan Peter Hammer - Pablo Helguera - Alicia Herrero - Brian Holmes - Pia Hovi-Assad - Institute For Wishful Thinking - Sherry Millner/Ernie Larsen - Occupy Museums - Liz Park - Oliver Ressler - Damon Rich - John Roberts - Isa Rosenberger - Dread Scott - Gregory Sholette - Kerstin Stakemeier - Superflex - Slavoj Žižek
Book launch from Pluto Press (UK) and Pori Art Museum
(FI) at:
Pori
Art Museum (February 2013)
Finland
College
Art Association (February 2013)
New York
Austrian
Cultural Forum (April 2013)
New York
exhibition Press
Artist talk: Linda Bilda, Melanie Gilligan, Alicia Herrero,
Olga Kopenkina, Alexandra Lerman and the curators.
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- Other visible things. La chispa que incendia la llanura. (L'étincelle
qui met feu à la plaine), curada por Mabel Tapia
Centro
Ecuatoriano de Arte Contemporáneo-CEAC - Quito
march / may 2012
En 1966, el artista y entonces profesor de la School of Visual Arts de New York, Mel Bochner, acepta organizar una exposición en la galería de la escuela. Bochner le pide a sus amigos artistas, trabajos en papel que podían no ser, necesariamente, obras de arte. Frente a la selección realizada (que incluía trabajos o documentos de Donald Judd, Eva Hesse, Dan Graham y Robert Smithson, entre otros), los responsables de la galería objetan no tener fondos para enmarcarlos. Bochner decide entonces, presentar fotocopias de los “dibujos” e incluye, también, otro tipo de materiales como artículos científicos, textos de matemática, arquitectura e incluso el manual de la flamante fotocopiadora Xerox con la que realizó las fotocopias dando lugar a la mítica exposición Working Drawings and Other Visible things on paper not necessarily meant to be Viewed as Art*.
Retomando, en parte, el título sugerido por Bochner, Otras cosas visibles (no) necesariamente percibidas como arte proponemos un espacio donde documentos, archivos y obras funcionan sin tener en cuenta su propio estatuto, sin preocuparse necesariamente por definirse en tanto que arte pero sin, necesariamente, renunciar a él...Mabel Tapia
Artists: Manon de Boer, Cildo Meireles, Eric Baudelaire, Société
Réaliste, Panconcola, Estefanía Peñafiel,
Oscar Santillán, Stefano Rubira, Juan Pablo Ordoñez,
Adrián Balseca, Alicia Herrero, Artur Zmijewski,
Editorial Vomitarte, Iconoclasistas,
Ian Simms, Frank Leibovici, Hugo Vidal, Gabriela Bernal
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