Showing posts with label National videoart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label National videoart. Show all posts

Friday, July 02, 2010

Contemporary Brazilian Video Artists

The Spirit of Rio (Simone Michelin, 2007)


From 7pm| Free to Cinéphilia Club members
Thursday 8th July 171
Cinephilia West
Westbourne Grove - Notting Hill

This month's 'Critical Cinema presents...' brings us a wonderful selection
of work from six Rio de Janeiro based video artists.

The Spirit of Rio (Simone Michelin, 2007)
The video is an aleatory and dream-like documentary of events that
occurred in Rio de Janeiro from 2004 to 2007. A meta-narrative, the film
comments in its proper constitution as documentary while it refers to art
history and to the role of the image in the constitution of what we
consider reality.

Insertion II, Insertion III (Aleteia Daneluz, 2009 - 2010)
A series of work in development in which the artist uses her body to
experience various spaces and landscapes

War Games (Bob N and Moises Alcuna, 2009)
In 2009 Bob N and Moises Alcuna compounded pre-existing projects and
produced a video that recreates the original painting Jogos de Guerra (War
Games).

Untitled (Bruna Lobo, 2008)
The film depicts the making of a human sculpture from clay and the process
of dissolving it in water


Red Landscapes (Evandro Machado, 2008) 
The imaginary landscape of this
stop motion animation was created using paper scraps from Machado's
studio.

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Peruvian video art in Madrid


A selection of video artworks developed by artists originally from Peru at Alianza Hispánica

Videographics from Peru

Curated by Macu Morán, the selection gathers a number of works that can provide a glimpse on the evolution of the medium, interests and researches of an remarkable group of Peruvian artists.


Fundacion Alianza Hispánica
c/ San Pedro, 22
Madrid, 28012, Spain

FUNDACION ALIANZA HISPANICA

Opening: June 22, 20hs

On display: until July 4, 2010.

The selection, curated by Macu Moran with the support of the organization VideoArtWorld and Fundación Alianza Hispánica, attempts to show the important contributions that the Peruvian artists have provided to the development of audiovisual.

The audiovisual works on exhibit is listed as follows:

Rafael Hastings: “Painted bodies (Cuerpos pintados)”, 1973-1993, 13'59''

Arias & Aragon: “Destruction or love (La destrucción o el amor)”, 1998, 4'35''

Francisco Mariotti: “I just can offer you blood (Sólo puedo ofrecerte la sang re)”, 1996-2003, 3'23''

Angie Bonino: “The image”, 2000-2006, 1'43''

Humberto Polar: “Lice (Piojos)”, 2001, 3'25''

Diego Lama: “Schizo uncopyrighted”, 2001, 5'54''

Moico Yaker: “Tapping (Zapateo)”, 2003, 1'47''

Marco Pando: “The king of the mountains (El rey de los cerros)”, 2004-2006, 5'34''

Patricia Bueno: “Still Alive (Naturaleza Muerta)”, 2005, 3'49''

Elena Damiani: “Les folies”, 2005, 5'25''

Grimanesa Amoros: “The parade (La procesión)”, 2007, 4'17''

Alvaro Zavala & Jorge Febrero: “The battle for Peru (La batalla por el Perú)”, 2007, 5'14''

Rudolph Castro: “s/t one, s/t two, s/t three”, 2007, 1'12''

Maria Teresa Ascoy: “As clear as water (Tan claro como el agua)”, 2008, 5'35''

Gloria Arteaga: “Recycling city (La ciudad del Reciclaje)”, 2008, 5'04''

Fravrizzio Suito: “Serotonina”, 2009, 5'25''

Alfredo Velarde: “The real Huaylaca”, 2009, 4'22''

Walter Carbonell: “El espejo/las antípodas de Camboya”, 2009, 5'38''

Susana Perrottet: “Percepction”, 2010, 20'00''