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Newsarchive 2011
02.06.12
Lynn Hershman Leeson: Seducing Time
Exhibition at Kunsthalle Bremen from 2nd of June to 19th of August 2012
19.04.12
Ryoji Ikeda - data.anatomy [civic] in Berlin
New audiovisual installation @ Kraftwerk Berlin - 1st May
18.04.12
Ars Electronica - Out of Control
Exhibition in cooperation with the Secure Information Systems of Upper Austria University of Applied Sciences exploring traces we leave and the loss of our control of data on the Web.
30.03.12
JODI: Street Digital
The Museum of the Moving Image in New York presents the JODI exhibition 'Street Digital', opening March 31st.
From 2nd of June to 19th of August 2012 Kunsthalle Bremen is presenting the exhibition "Seducing Time" by Lynn Hershman Leeson (* 1941) on the occasion of the 4th DAM DIGITAL ART AWARD |DDAA| . The US-american artist and filmmaker is regarded as a pioneer of interactive art. Placing an emphasis on interactive works, "Seducing Time" comprises photographs, installations and videos. Approximately 55 works outline a creative period of more than 40 years, giving insights into both her development and diversity as an artist. Following the spirit of her own interest in interaction and the relations between memory, identity and technologies, the works are distributed around the permanent collection of the Kunsthalle. In this way, masterpieces from 600 years of art history meet with 21st century media art.
see also more info about Lynn Hershman Leeson in the dam.org 'Featured Artist' section
http://dam.org/artists/phase-three/lynn-hershman-leeson
The House of Electronic Arts Basel presents a selection of works from the exhibition gateways. Art and Networked Culture, which was shown at the Kumu Art Museum as part of the European Capital of Culture Tallinn 2011 programme, from 13 May to 25 September 2011. Curated by Sabine Himmelsbach. Website: http://haus-ek.org/
Ryoji Ikeda data.anatomy [civic]
Exhibition: 19th April - 1st May 2012
Kraftwerk Berlin
Köpenicker Str. 70
10179 Berlin
Opening hours: 2 - 10 pm
Free entrance
data.anatomy [civic] is a powerful audiovisual installation by Japanese artist and composer Ryoji Ikeda, arising from a collaboration with Mitsuru Kariya, the development leader of the new Honda Civic car. Exhibited as a 3-screen video projection, data.anatomy [civic] is an intense minimalistic audiovisual composition derived from the entire data set of the car.
Ikeda recently showed a large installation at Hamburger Bahnhof. He is one of the foremost international composers and artists in the realm of cutting-edge digital technologies and their integration into visual and acoustic presentations. His works are based on spatiotemporal compositions in which the musical and visual material is reduced to a minimum.
Website: http://www.dataanatomy.net/
Out of Control Ars Electronice Center
Linz,
Austria
Preview: 18th April, 7 pm
Exhibition: 19th April - December 2012
What do we have to click on to keep from always getting caught with our proverbial pants down as soon as we go online?
A digital identity is something taken completely for granted nowadays. Everybody has an e-mail address, uses search engines, visits websites—we all make our respective rounds on the internet. But in doing so, we leave behind traces and reveal—often intentionally, sometimes inadvertently—information like our address, contact data, recreational interests and marital status. Thus, the Web knows a lot about us.
The Ars Electronica Center’s new exhibition demonstrates what exactly is being captured in conjunction with telecommunications data retention and all the interesting information about us that online services like Facebook and Google just happen to be amassing. Exhibition visitors will also find out what steps they can take to protect their privacy. At an array of installations, you can personally experience how simple it is to falsify information or news items on the internet, and marvel at how quickly you can end up in an online dating site.
This and lots more are on display in an exhibition that, like the internet itself, will be constantly changing.
Website: http://www.aec.at/center/en/ausstellungen/ausser-kontrolle/
Image credit: Ars Electronica Futurelab, Stefan Eibelwimmer
An exhibition produced jointly by the Ars Electronica Center and the Department of Secure Information Systems at Upper Austria University of Applied Sciences’ Hagenberg Campus.
Electron Festival Geneva's Electronic Cultures Festival
Music - Dance - Contemporary Art - Conferences - Workshop - Projections
April 5th to 8th 2012
Read more on http://www.electronfestival.ch/2012/?lang=en
JODI: Street Digital Museum of the Moving Image, New York
March 31–May 20
Exhibition preview: Friday, March 30, 6:00–8:00 p.m.
Working under the moniker JODI, the artist duo Joan Heemskerk and Dirk Paesmans rose to prominence in the mid-1990s as pioneers of “net.art,” an artistic movement that explored the nascent World Wide Web as an alternative exhibition space and a creative medium in its own right. JODI quickly became notorious for eyepopping websites and software that seemed to take over one’s computer, earning a reputation as the enfants terribles of the early Web.
Today, digital technology has left the desktop computer behind and moved into the world at large. Paralleling this shift, this exhibition brings together a range of works made by JODI between 1999 and the present that explore the way that media technologies frame our experience of the street.
Read more on http://www.movingimage.us/exhibitions/2012/03/31/detail/jodi-street-digital/
Image: Untitled (mobile app) by JODI, taken from http://www.movingimage.us/exhibitions/2012/03/31/detail/jodi-street-digital/
