Ut Pictura Poesis: Drawing into Space (David Griffin)
Introduction This is an artistic research project that presents a number of challenging problems, both in terms of the representation of the concept, and in its execution. The thumbnail sketches presented…
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Up Against the Wall (Susan R. Greene and Art Forces)
UP AGAINST THE WALL is a project by Art Forces (www.artforces.org), which is an art/activism/research initiative which investigates intersections of trauma, precarity, memory, borders, resilience, resistance and creativity using multimedia mural arts and…
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Pulse Project: A Sonic Investigation Across Bodies, Cultures and Technologies (Michelle Lewis-King)
Locations, Dates, Times: The Stags Head Hoxton. 55 Orsman Road, London, N1 5RA, UK. April 8th, 7 – 10 pm. See: http://stagsheadhoxton.com/where Rock House Art School. 49-51 Cambridge Road, Hastings, TN34 1TD, UK. April 10th, 7…
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Mutant Space, Metsamor (Atif Akin)
ABSTRACT Mutant Space is a large scope visual art project about nuclear power and radioactivity. Research consists of visual surveys around power plants and physics research and development on radioactivity.... Read More
On the steps of Antigone: poetic forensics of the disappeared, its body and land (Livia Daza-Paris)
Location: Venezuela Dates: May 2015 – September 2017. Description: This project investigates unresolved and fragmented memories linked to non-official history of un-grieved state political violence in Venezuela in…
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Channel Surf (Department of Biological Flow) *hosting carried over
Channel Surf is an open platform for arts-based research that will unfold during a 200km journey paddling from Kingston to Ottawa along Canada’s Rideau Canal. With approximately 30 participants at…
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Liminal Dome (Anna Romanenko, Björn Kühn & Gabriel Hensche)
Photo: Natacha Paganelli APRIL 1 – MAY 31, 2014, TECHNO-ECOLOGIES RESIDENCY, NIDA ART COLONY, LITHUANIA MAY 22 – 25, 2014, INTER-FORMAT SYMPOSIUM ON FLUX OF SAND AND AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS, NIDA…
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Listening For Narrative: Art, Intimacy and Interconnected Stories (Erin Bosenberg)
Through multiple interviews with artists and audiences that participate in ‘walkabouts’, Erin Bosenberg examines the value of intimacy. Bosenberg is particularly interested in the way in which intimacy – manifested…
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A Popular Destination (John Ryan & Tom Watt)
NEXT LOCATION: CORRYHULLY, THE SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS MARCH 20 – 30, 2014 “It’s not that we think so much alike, but that we do this thinking-business for and with each other.”…
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In Situ: Exploring Sites-In-Transition (Ronit Eisenbach & Sharon Mansur)
Placeholders September 13th, 12 noon Long Branch, Maryland, USA This site-specific performance/installation explores what it means to seek, shape and preserve “place” in the face of transition through a public, participatory event…
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WiaS: The World in a Shell (Hans Kalliwoda)
A cross-cultural educational media project with the San (Bushmen) on location in the Kalahari Desert. The World in a Shell (polliniferous project) is used as a vehicle for intercultural exchange and intellectual…
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Extended Deep Time Contagion (Andy Weir)
Extended Deep Time Contagion, 2012-13 Yucca Mountain Repository, Nevada; HADES, Mol, Belgium; Gorleben, Germany; Forsmark, Sweden 1. This site documents and activates an ongoing series of audio field recordings made…
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Has the World Already Been Made? (Haseeb Ahmed & Daniel G. Baird)
Under the cover of darkness or masquerading as architectural conservators, artists Daniel G. Baird and Haseeb Ahmed collect fragments of architectural, ornamental and natural formations from around the world. They…
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How To Steal A Million (Marta Jecu)
At its core, this project is based on William Wyler’s 1966 film “How to Steal a Million”, in which an art theft is staged inside a Paris museum. The plot…
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Schleimgurgeln: Song For Glover (Mark Shorter)
Artist Statement: Mark Shorter Hobart, Tasmania, 21st November 2012. In an action that pitted endurance against farce, I climbed Hobart’s Mount Wellington as the creature “Schleimgurgeln”. In this context, Schleimgurgeln…
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