LE CHOIX DU TITRE EST UN FAUX PROBLÈME - Samon Takahashi

Samon Takahashi presents LE CHOIX DU TITRE EST UN FAUX PROBLÈME at CNEAI in Paris February 11 - March. Vision Forum members Natalia Kamia and Per Hüttner appear in the program along with Ouunpo member Daniele Balit and previous Ouunpo guests Julia Udden and Lorenzo Benedetti. More here.

Nowiswere 8

The new issue of Nowiswere is out!

download your own copy here.

The Next Vision Forum Workshop.

Following the success of the meeting in September 2010, Vision Forum Organizes a new 2 day workshop March 9-10. (More info and program for the September workshops can be found here.) The March workshop will be co-organized with Verkstad and The Art Museum and will include performances by Pauline Curnier Jardin, Natalia Kamia and the release of the catalogue for the project The Invisible Generation, presentations by Stephen Whitmarsh and Alessandra Sandrolini about the last Ouunpo meeting and tons more. Keep your eyes on this blog for updates.

Stockholm Dialogues

Vision Forum organizes a series of dialogues about art and science i collaboration with Karolinska Institutet at Konstakademien in Stockholm. A dialogue takes place every weekend in March. More infor here.

Have a look at the program and book the tickets to Stockholm.

Yane CALOVSKI "Obsessive Setting" @ ŻAK | BRANICKA Gallery, Berlin

until January 8, 2011
www.zak-branicka.com

INTERSTELLAR STATIC

Davide Bertocchi & Samon Takahashi
December 3 to february 7

MNAC, Bucharest
1st floor: Interstellar Static
4th floor: A video selection

Muzeul National de Arta Contemporana

Str. Izvor, Nr. 2-4
(Palatul Parlamentului, aripa E4, intrarea prin Calea 13 Septembrie),
București

>unknown – Per Hüttner at Zendai Contemporary Art Exhibition Hall

Co-curated by Li Xiaofei and Alessandra Sandrolini



Within his artistic body of work, Per Hüttner engages in an aesthetic and existential quest for personal freedom and its ensuing frictions. To pursue this liberation, he looks for ways to renegotiate the relationships between the individual and the collective, in the social, political and spiritual spheres, and to push further the boundaries of human experience and knowledge.

For this sculptural installation, the artist creates a liquid space where moving images and a select number of objects become a part of a complex system of interconnected ideas.

Four videos form the hub of the exhibition and show mysterious rituals enacted by various characters. The films reveal an intimate and sensual love for the secret knowledge hidden in nature and culture. The characters are engaged in the poetic act of eating books or fruits of peculiar flowers. Even though they are acted by different actors, it seems that we pry into the life of the same human subject. The images show mundane situations that have been shifted ever so slight to reveal the vastness of the unknown in our everyday experience. Simply and wisely, the artist invites the viewer to break the subtle frame of reality and limited illusion and to embrace the unknown.


http://dca.zendaiart.com/en-US/News/NewsDetail.aspx?r=32