New audio blog with tapes from the 80's and 90's mostly picked by blindfolded crazy tongs. First three gems from The Church Of Subgenius, Fake Stone Age and Crackerjack Kid.
Find it HERE.
26.5.11
Ordeotraipse - New Audio Bloggage
New audio blog with tapes from the 80's and 90's mostly picked by blindfolded crazy tongs. First three gems from The Church Of Subgenius, Fake Stone Age and Crackerjack Kid.
Find it HERE.
25.5.11
Lynn Hershman Leeson's "!Women Art Revolution" Premieres in New York
!Women Art RevolutionJune 1–9, 2011
IFC Center, New York
2008 Film/Video grantee Lynn Hershman Leeson premieres !Women Art Revolution at IFC Center in New York on Wednesday, June 1. Tickets go on sale this Friday.
!Women Art Revolution (!W.A.R.) is a documentary that combines interviews, artwork and rarely seen archival film and video footage, collected over the past 40 years, to detail the evolution of the feminist art movement in the United States from 1968 to the present. The film ties the feminist art movement to 1960s anti-war and civil rights demonstrations, showing how historical events, such as the all-male protest exhibition against the invasion of Cambodia, sparked the first of many feminist actions against major cultural institutions. !W.A.R. also details major developments in women's art during the 1970s, including the opening of alternative art spaces such as the AIR Gallery in New York and the Los Angeles Woman's Building. Chronicling the work of activists in recent decades, the film focuses on the Guerrilla Girls, the Women's Art Coalition and other similar groups, as well as the publications and spaces they've engendered.
Written, directed, narrated and edited by Leeson, !Women Art Revolution will be distributed nationwide by Zeitgeist Films. Special events throughout the film's IFC Center run include introductions to the film by the following artists and activists:
•June 1: Kathleen Hanna (6:00pm and 8:00pm)
•June 2: Howardena Pindell (2:00pm), Carolee Schneemann (6:00pm), Bob Alotta (8:00pm)
•June 3: Janine Antoni (noon), Howardena Pindell (2:00pm), Joyce Kozloff (6:00pm), Martha Wilson (8:00pm)
•June 4: B. Ruby Rich (6:00pm), Guerrilla Girls Frida Kahlo and Kathe Kollwitz (8:00pm)
•June 5: Howardena Pindell (2:00pm), B. Ruby Rich (6:00pm)
•June 6: Carey Lovelace, Connie Butler (6:00pm)
•June 7: Carey Lovelace, Faith Ringgold (6:00pm)
The full list of showtimes will be available at IFCCenter.com later this week.
Coming soon to a theater near you! Browse other upcoming screenings of !W.A.R. here.
http://www.zeitgeistfilms.com/playdates_new.php?directoryname=womenartrevolution
!Women Art Revolution (!W.A.R.) is a documentary that combines interviews, artwork and rarely seen archival film and video footage, collected over the past 40 years, to detail the evolution of the feminist art movement in the United States from 1968 to the present. The film ties the feminist art movement to 1960s anti-war and civil rights demonstrations, showing how historical events, such as the all-male protest exhibition against the invasion of Cambodia, sparked the first of many feminist actions against major cultural institutions. !W.A.R. also details major developments in women's art during the 1970s, including the opening of alternative art spaces such as the AIR Gallery in New York and the Los Angeles Woman's Building. Chronicling the work of activists in recent decades, the film focuses on the Guerrilla Girls, the Women's Art Coalition and other similar groups, as well as the publications and spaces they've engendered.
Written, directed, narrated and edited by Leeson, !Women Art Revolution will be distributed nationwide by Zeitgeist Films. Special events throughout the film's IFC Center run include introductions to the film by the following artists and activists:
•June 1: Kathleen Hanna (6:00pm and 8:00pm)
•June 2: Howardena Pindell (2:00pm), Carolee Schneemann (6:00pm), Bob Alotta (8:00pm)
•June 3: Janine Antoni (noon), Howardena Pindell (2:00pm), Joyce Kozloff (6:00pm), Martha Wilson (8:00pm)
•June 4: B. Ruby Rich (6:00pm), Guerrilla Girls Frida Kahlo and Kathe Kollwitz (8:00pm)
•June 5: Howardena Pindell (2:00pm), B. Ruby Rich (6:00pm)
•June 6: Carey Lovelace, Connie Butler (6:00pm)
•June 7: Carey Lovelace, Faith Ringgold (6:00pm)
The full list of showtimes will be available at IFCCenter.com later this week.
Coming soon to a theater near you! Browse other upcoming screenings of !W.A.R. here.
http://www.zeitgeistfilms.com/playdates_new.php?directoryname=womenartrevolution
About Creative Capital
Creative Capital is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to providing integrated financial and advisory support to artists pursuing adventurous projects in five disciplines: Emerging Fields, Film/Video, Innovative Literature, and Performing and Visual Arts. Working in long-term partnership with artists, Creative Capital’s pioneering approach to support combines funding, counsel and career development services to enable a project’s success and foster a sustainable practice for its grantees. In its first decade, Creative Capital has committed more than $20 million in financial and advisory support to 325 projects representing 406 artists, and has reached an additional 3,700 artists in more than 50 communities around the country through its Professional Development Program.
Creative Capital currently receives support from The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, The TOBY Fund, The Nathan Cummings Foundation, The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, The Rockefeller Foundation, the William K. Bowes, Jr. Foundation, the Muriel Pollia Foundation, Catharine and Jeffrey Soros and more than 150 other institutional and individual donors.
Creative Capital is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to providing integrated financial and advisory support to artists pursuing adventurous projects in five disciplines: Emerging Fields, Film/Video, Innovative Literature, and Performing and Visual Arts. Working in long-term partnership with artists, Creative Capital’s pioneering approach to support combines funding, counsel and career development services to enable a project’s success and foster a sustainable practice for its grantees. In its first decade, Creative Capital has committed more than $20 million in financial and advisory support to 325 projects representing 406 artists, and has reached an additional 3,700 artists in more than 50 communities around the country through its Professional Development Program.
Creative Capital currently receives support from The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, The TOBY Fund, The Nathan Cummings Foundation, The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, The Rockefeller Foundation, the William K. Bowes, Jr. Foundation, the Muriel Pollia Foundation, Catharine and Jeffrey Soros and more than 150 other institutional and individual donors.
fotografia"Frammenti di Futuro"
"Frammenti di Futuro": "Videofoto"Complesso Monumentale Santa Caterina , Finale Ligure (Savona)
Festa dell’Inquietudine a Finale Ligure il 27-28-29 maggio 2011.
gli autori qui sotto indicati ammessi alla sezione finale che si terrà durante la Festa dell’Inquietudine a Finale Ligure il 27-28-29 maggio 2011
Si ringrazia vivamente tutti coloro che hanno pertecipato.
Andersen Karin -(Bologna)
Boniforti Luciano -(Bergamo)
Bortoletto Fulvia e Pierluigi-(Savona)
Ceglia Elisa-(Torino)
Di Berardino Valentina-(Pescara)
Gruppo Sinestetico – Albertin, Sassu, Scordo -(Padova)
Laghi Benelli Luciano-(Forli)
Lottero Cristina-(Savona)
Schirato Stefano-(Pescara)
Tibaldi Roberto-(Bra-Cuneo)
Vecchi Umberto-(Novara)
Zino Stefano-(Genova)
http://www.festainquietudine.it/home/2011/05/concorso-fotografico-frammenti-di-futuro-chi-ha-passato-la-selezione/
Concorso Fotografico “Frammenti di Futuro”
L’edizione 2011 della Festa dell’Inquietudine, organizzata dal Circolo degli Inquieti di Savona in collaborazione con Comune di Finale Ligure, Provincia di Savona, Regione Liguria e Fondazione A. De Mari, che avrà luogo a Finale Ligure dal 27 al 29 maggio ha fissato come tematica dell’evento il rapporto tra Inquietudine e Futuro.
In questo contesto e con il Patrocinio della Festa, l’Associazione Culturale Frammenti organizza una selezioneconcorso a premio dal titolo “Frammenti di futuro” rivolto agli autori che intendono esprimersi con la fotografia sul tema conduttore della festa: Il Futuro.
La Giuria:
Linda Finardi – esperta dei linguaggi comunicativi
Giacomo Cicciotti – autore di multivisione
Nino Idini – fotografo team Canon
Luca Bochicchio – critico d’arte – Unige
Silvano Possillipo – psicoanalista AMP
Coordinatore Gino Russo – associazione frammenti
(Kindness of Antonio Sassu, Italia)
CHINA RELEASE AI WEIWEI NOW
Ai Weiwei - The 2011 TIME 100 - TIMEApr 21, 2011 ... "Ai Weiwei is the kind of visionary any nation should be proud to count among its creative class."
WHAT IS IT ABOUT YOU CHINA THAT MAKES YOU TREAT HIM THE WAY YOU DO?!
24.5.11
invito: June 4-5 th, 2011, Italia
SEZIONE ARTI VISIVE
dentrofuoriBiennale
evento parallelo - parallel event
insideoutsideBiennale
POESY PAVILION
4-5 giugno 2011
June 4-5th, 2011
Letture, Performance
Readings, Performance and more
inaugurazione dalle 10 alle 20
opening from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
artisti presenti:
ITALIA Tiziana Baracchi - Mariano Bellarosa - Mirta Caccaro - Pino Conestabile - Laura Cristin - Francesco Cucci - Adolfina De Stefani - Maurizio Follin - Gabriella Gallo - Mauro Gentile - Claudio Grandinetti - Alfonso Lentini - Antonello Mantovani - Giosuè Marongiu - Tinamaria Marongiu - Valentino Montanari - Claudio Romeo - Roberto Sanchez - Roberto Scala - Renato Sclaunich - Renata e Giovanni Strada - Tito Truglia
FRANCIA Daniel Daligand - Michel Della Vedova - Rémy Pénard
GERMANIA Peter Kustermann
GRECIA Evmorfia Rachouti
SPAGNA Isabel Jover - Cesar Reglero
curated by GIANCARLO DA LIO - TIZIANA BARACCHI
GARAGE N.3 Gallery
via Cavallotti 83B
30171 VENEZIA MESTRE
ITALIA
COMUNICATO STAMPA
Biennale arti visive, architettura, cinema, teatro, balletto…e la Poesia? Forse il terreno è troppo insidioso e poco remunerativo per interessare. Da un male deriva un grande bene. Da sempre il nostro percorso invece è stato caratterizzato da Arte e Poesia, motivando il credo di Guillaume Apollinaire. Un percorso che il sistema dell’arte genericamente ha sostituito con i nuovi santoni della comunicazione. Quindi il Poesy Pavilion non può non sottolineare e ribadire l’importanza e la valenza dell’atto poetico alla base di ogni atto artistico. E’ questo il significato dell’incontro del 4 e 5 giugno 2011 presso il Garage N. 3 Gallery spazio espositivo dell’Ambasciata di Venezia e punto di riferimento per il network della Cultura da sempre indipendente da un sistema dell’arte obsoleto. Quindi un evento parallelo per non confondersi con la fiera delle vanità in una Venezia che ha svenduto il suo ruolo culturale in nome dell’apparenza.
Giancarlo DA LIO
dentrofuoriBiennale
evento parallelo - parallel event
insideoutsideBiennale
POESY PAVILION
4-5 giugno 2011
June 4-5th, 2011
Letture, Performance
Readings, Performance and more
inaugurazione dalle 10 alle 20
opening from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
artisti presenti:
ITALIA Tiziana Baracchi - Mariano Bellarosa - Mirta Caccaro - Pino Conestabile - Laura Cristin - Francesco Cucci - Adolfina De Stefani - Maurizio Follin - Gabriella Gallo - Mauro Gentile - Claudio Grandinetti - Alfonso Lentini - Antonello Mantovani - Giosuè Marongiu - Tinamaria Marongiu - Valentino Montanari - Claudio Romeo - Roberto Sanchez - Roberto Scala - Renato Sclaunich - Renata e Giovanni Strada - Tito Truglia
FRANCIA Daniel Daligand - Michel Della Vedova - Rémy Pénard
GERMANIA Peter Kustermann
GRECIA Evmorfia Rachouti
SPAGNA Isabel Jover - Cesar Reglero
curated by GIANCARLO DA LIO - TIZIANA BARACCHI
GARAGE N.3 Gallery
via Cavallotti 83B
30171 VENEZIA MESTRE
ITALIA
COMUNICATO STAMPA
Biennale arti visive, architettura, cinema, teatro, balletto…e la Poesia? Forse il terreno è troppo insidioso e poco remunerativo per interessare. Da un male deriva un grande bene. Da sempre il nostro percorso invece è stato caratterizzato da Arte e Poesia, motivando il credo di Guillaume Apollinaire. Un percorso che il sistema dell’arte genericamente ha sostituito con i nuovi santoni della comunicazione. Quindi il Poesy Pavilion non può non sottolineare e ribadire l’importanza e la valenza dell’atto poetico alla base di ogni atto artistico. E’ questo il significato dell’incontro del 4 e 5 giugno 2011 presso il Garage N. 3 Gallery spazio espositivo dell’Ambasciata di Venezia e punto di riferimento per il network della Cultura da sempre indipendente da un sistema dell’arte obsoleto. Quindi un evento parallelo per non confondersi con la fiera delle vanità in una Venezia che ha svenduto il suo ruolo culturale in nome dell’apparenza.
Giancarlo DA LIO
(kindness of Tiziana Baracchi)
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