NOWs: Noss Noss – stories, traces, passages

01. September - 31. Oktober 2018 / Nows

Timea Anita Oravecz: Noss Noss – stories, traces, passages

Gruppenausstellung

Eröffnung: Samstag, 1. September 2018, 18:00

La Friche La Belle de Mai, La Salle des Machines
41 Rue Jobin
13003 Marseille

Participants: Badr el Hammami, Timea Anita Oravecz, Mohammed Laouli, Katrin Ströbel, Filipe Lippe

Marseille, Hamburg and Tangier are three transit areas with a long history of migration. Thousands of displacement experiences have their origin or their outcome in these three cities which, facing the sea, are interfaces between worlds.

The exhibition NOSS NOSS invites contemporary artists working in Tangiers, Marseille and Hamburg who approach this subject in a poetic and political way to enter into dialogue. How does the migration experience fit into historical, public or personal objects, documents or stories? This is one of the central questions dealt with in the exhibition.

A first version of the exhibition – curated by Katrin Ströbel – was presented in 2017 at the Mahal Art Space in Tangier. The exhibition in Marseille is the continuation of this project. Besides the works of Badr El Hammami and Timea Anita Oravecz – artists invited to Tangier – those of Mohammed Laouli & Katrin Ströbel and Filipe Lippe are presented at the Friche la Belle de Mai.

Vorheriger Eintrag

NOWs: Would Have Been

01. September 2018 / Nows ⟶

NOWs Villa Romana Fellows 2018 - Open Studiosperformances, sound art, films, photography, painting and installations Villa Romana Via Senese, 68 50124 Firenze FI Opening: 1 September 2018, 5pm Under the title Would Have Been Open Studios 2018 brings together performances, sound art, films, photography, painting and installations that are dedicated to the speculative, alternative and invisible as imaginative counterworlds. For the Villa Romana Fellows 2018 – Jeewi Lee, Christophe Ndabananiye, Lerato Shadi and Viron Erol Vert – Would Have Been stands for various possibilities and world views of the conditional future in the past. Why is it only possible to conceive the future in slogans of static protection and demarcation today? The speculation in Would Have Been allows for transgression of spatial and temporal boundaries, to introduce the past into the present via the medium of a trace that can put the future in motion. Hybrid and transcultural perspectives draw the focus towards parallel realities. Everyone constantly constructs his or her own reality, there are trillions of parallel microuniverses. The world is made up of the ideas of the world. The imagination has many sources and techniques at its disposal. Open Studios 2018 is a collaborative venture: the group exhibition of the Villa Romana Fellows uses forgotten local postitions, the olive grove is the site of a video jungle, concerts and performances are streamed in real time, imagined spaces question given architectures and hierarchies. This edition of Open Studios is dedicated to our Sinti and Roma neighbours in Florence, in Italy, all over the world. Villa Romana Fellows 2018: Jeewi Lee, Christophe Ndabananiye, Lerato Shadi, Viron Erol Vert + guests: Federico Cavallini, Giovanni Cioni, Sophie-Therese Trenka-Dalton, Korhan Erel, Piero Gambassi, Anne Duk Hee Jordan, Jacob Kirkegaard, Fabian Knecht, Franziska Lantz, Bjørn Melhus, Ana Lessing Menjibar, Radio Papesse, Maria Pecchioli, Bassel Al Saadi, Hard Ton, Wermke / Leinkauf, Giacomo Zaganelli, Virginia Zanetti NOWs Villa Romana Fellows 2018 - Open Studiosperformances, sound art, films, photography, painting and installations Villa Romana Via Senese, 68 50124 Firenze FI Opening: 1 September 2018, 5pm Under the title Would Have Been Open Studios 2018 brings together performances, sound art, films, photography, painting and installations that are dedicated to the speculative, alternative and invisible as imaginative counterworlds. For the Villa Romana Fellows 2018 – Jeewi Lee, Christophe Ndabananiye, Lerato Shadi and Viron Erol Vert – Would Have Been stands for various possibilities and world views of the conditional future in the past. Why is it only possible to conceive the future in slogans of static protection and demarcation today? The speculation in Would Have Been allows for transgression of spatial and temporal boundaries, to introduce the past into the present via the medium of a trace that can put the future in motion. Hybrid and transcultural perspectives draw the focus towards parallel realities. Everyone constantly constructs his or her own reality, there are trillions of parallel microuniverses. The world is made up of the ideas of the world. The imagination has many sources and techniques at its disposal. Open Studios 2018 is a collaborative venture: the group exhibition of the Villa Romana Fellows uses forgotten local postitions, the olive grove is the site of a video jungle, concerts and performances are streamed in real time, imagined spaces question given architectures and hierarchies. This edition of Open Studios is dedicated to our Sinti and Roma neighbours in Florence, in Italy, all over the world. Villa Romana Fellows 2018: Jeewi Lee, Christophe Ndabananiye, Lerato Shadi, Viron Erol Vert + guests: Federico Cavallini, Giovanni Cioni, Sophie-Therese Trenka-Dalton, Korhan Erel, Piero Gambassi, Anne Duk Hee Jordan, Jacob Kirkegaard, Fabian Knecht, Franziska Lantz, Bjørn Melhus, Ana Lessing Menjibar, Radio Papesse, Maria Pecchioli, Bassel Al Saadi, Hard Ton, Wermke / Leinkauf, Giacomo Zaganelli, Virginia Zanetti

Nächster Eintrag

NOWs: Intersections of Common Space and Time

28. August - 02. September 2018 / Nows ⟶

Intersections of Common Space and Timewith Raul Walch et al. Intersections of Common Space and Time is a collaborative approach in addressing where and what public space is in contemporary urban settings in megacities of Asia. As urbanization, urban population and density continue to grow and privatization becomes a norm, shared space and time for public shrinks in all aspects. As we define public space as ’shared time’ and ‚common space‘, this project surveys how the notion of public space organically developed in Asia into temporal pockets of micro-communities coexisting and moving adjacent to ‘regeneration’ and gentrification. With multiple elements intersecting concurrently, the project attempts to activate and immerse into ‘common spaces’. This second collaboration further rethinks and reimagines public spaces from small in-between spaces of temporal and mobile coincidences to larger open stationary spaces and all the way to online spaces of manipulated encounters. These spaces reflect and cohabit with coincidences, manipulation, stationary and mobile forms constantly breaking boundaries between private and public in its urban landscape. The basis for this project are micro-surveys implemented in Haebangchon, Intersections of Common Space and Time extends its discourse with artists, architects, filmmakers and local communities in forms of lectures and panel talk, Fragmentation of Common Space: Looking at Artistic and Architectural Interventions and Immersions; participatory workshops, Reimagining the Future of Common Space with Micro-Communities and various activations of public spaces from public screening Indecisive Cinema II; rooftop video installation, in, around and beyond a gaze; mobile video installation and performance, Ten Second Glance. Program I 28 August 2018, 7 – 9:30 pm, Goethe-Institut Seoul Lectures & Panel Talk – Fragmentation of Common Space: Looking at Artistic and Architectural Interventions and Immersions Lectures by Inyoung Yeo, Raul Walch, BARE (Jinhong Jeon, Yunhee Choi) 30 August, 7 – 9 pm, Goethe-Institut Seoul Workshop – Reimagining the Future of Common Space with Micro-Communities Workshop by Inyoung Yeo 31 August 2018, 5 – 9 pm, Haebangchon Sinheung Market Workshop – Reimagining the Future of Common Space with Micro-Communities Workshop by Raul Walch (5 – 7 pm), in collaboration with Haebangchon Bibimbap (7 – 9 pm) Program II 1 September 2018, 7 – 9 pm, Haebangchon Sinheung Market Indecisive Cinema II by STEAKFILM 1 and 2 September 2018, 5 – 9 pm, Space One Rooftop in, around and beyond a gaze by Space One (Inyoung Yeo und Youmee Hwang) 2 September 2018, 7 – 8 pm, mobile Truck-Installation Ten Second Glance by Space One (Inyoung Yeo & Youmee Hwang), Eunkyum Bang Intersections of Common Space and Timemit Raul Walch et al. Was ist öffentlicher Raum in den großen Metropolen Asiens, und wo befindet er sich dort überhaupt? Das zum zweiten Mal stattfindende kollaborative Projekt Intersections of Common Space and Time soll den Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmern einen gemeinsamen Ansatzpunkt bieten, um sich mit dieser wichtigen Frage auseinanderzusetzen. Gängige Definitionen und Vorstellungsbilder des öffentlichen Raums werden dabei zur Diskussion gestellt. Öffentlicher Raum – das sind längst nicht mehr nur kleine gesellschaftliche Zwischenräume, die sich zufälligerweise hier und dort auftun. Zum öffentlichen Raum zählen heutzutage große, feststehende Orte genauso wie virtuelle Räume im Internet. Grundlage für das Projekt Intersections of Common Space and Time sind kleine Umfragen aus dem traditionsreichen Stadtviertel Haebangchon in Seouls zentral gelegenem Stadtteil Yongsan. Mit einer Vielzahl an verschiedenen Veranstaltungen möchte das Projekt Intersections of Common Space and Time Künstler, Architekten, Filmemacher und die Anwohner in den Diskurs um den öffentlichen Raum mit einbinden. Unter den angebotenen Veranstaltungen befinden sich ein Vortrag und ein Podiumsgespräch im Goethe-Institut Seoul, Fragmentation of Common Space: Looking at Artistic and Architectural Interventions and Immersions. Außerdem werden zwei Workshops zum Thema Reimagining the Future of Common Space with Micro-Communities angeboten, von denen ebenfalls einer in den Räumlichkeiten des Goethe-Instituts stattfinden wird. Öffentlicher Raum wird zudem an verschiedenen Stellen „aktiviert“, und zwar in Form der öffentlichen Filmvorführung Indecisive Cinema II, der roof-top Video-Installation in, around and beyond a gaze, und der mobilen Video-Installation und Performance Ten Second Glance. Für die Programme, die im Goethe-Institut Seoul stattfinden, wird um Anmeldung gebeten. Programm Teil 1 28. August 2018, 19:00 – 21:30, Goethe-Institut Seoul Vorträge und Podiumsdiskussion – Fragmentation of Common Space: Looking at Artistic and Architectural Interventions and Immersions Vortragende: Inyoung Yeo, Raul Walch, BARE (Jinhong Jeon, Yunhee Choi) 30. August, 19:00 – 21:00, Goethe-Institut Seoul Workshop – Reimagining the Future of Common Space with Micro-Communities Leitung: Inyoung Yeo 31. August, 17:00 – 21:00, Haebangchon Sinheung Market Workshop – Reimagining the Future of Common Space with Micro-Communities Leiter: Raul Walch (17:00‒19:00), in Zusammenarbeit mit Haebangchon Bibimbap (19:00‒21:00) Programm Teil 2 1. September, 19:00 – 21:00, Haebangchon Sinheung Market Indecisive Cinema II von STEAKFILM 1. und 2. September, 17:00 – 21:00, Space One Rooftop in, around and beyond a gaze von Space One (Inyoung Yeo und Youmee Hwang) 2. September, 19:00 – 20:00, mobile Truck-Installation Ten Second Glance von Space One (Inyoung Yeo & Youmee Hwang), Eunkyum Bang

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