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Humid shared volume on Panoramica*21

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Visualcontainer launchs its new Panoramica project with the selection CAMBIAMENTI DI STATO curated by Alessandra Arnò: ten works of which my video Humid Shared Volume (2021) is part of.

“A look at the videographic production of 2021 offers a varied overview of the experiments that artists have put in place ideally to change status, cross a threshold or simply make a transition. This need to go beyond, to explore other scenarios or to transfigure oneself into something else, becomes a practice implemented through technology, self-awareness or the computational world. The territories recounted in this selection are zones of passage, projections of our mind, places of memory or everyday spaces emptied of conscious presence, which then become soft membranes to be crossed. This selection of video art has highlighted recurring thoughts, practices and reflections on such a particular historical moment, which for the first time unites both authors and viewers.”

Giardino d’inverno

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I am very happy to contribute to Giardino D’Inverno handbook in the section dedicated to ANIMALS, Animals of which we are only one of many manifestations.

Artists Rebecca Agnes and Vera Pravda, in collaboration with Viafarini, are involving curators, artists and researchers into this Giardino D’Inverno//Winter Garden project: a handbook of possible shared practices – to try to answer the question: what can I do about environmental issues?

image: drawing by Ruben P.

VVV-R is running now

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Four artist, selected on the basis of an open call for participation, are now in residency from January 10th to February 24th. Their researches and conversations will result in an exhibition on VisualcontainerTv. 

We’ll present the exhibition via an opening at SuperOtium. A roundtable, organized in collaboration with curator Chiara Pirozzi and artist Luigi Moio, will bring together artists from AUB and ABANA academies.2022 Art residency is commissioned by Arts University Bournemouth in the frame of Global Networks program curated By Richard Waring. 

2022 artists: AMIE DODGSON, EVELYN YULIN ZHOU, LISA MORO, ANNABEL MILLER

paesaggio affettivo

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TRIENNALE Milano

28 settembre // ore 18 – 20
immagini: nei giardini di Triennale Milano l’installazione “Todes” di Francesca Marconi e le conversazioni su A Cielo Aperto con Pasquale Campanella e Stefano Boccalini.

Incontro pubblico con progetti e persone amati e amabili disseminati nei Giardini della Triennale. L’incontro è a di Simona Da Pozzo e Nicola Ciancio parte e fa parte del public program di Milano Urban Center promosso da Triennale Milano e Comune di Milano nell’ambito di Triennale Estate.
Interventi in tempo reale, dal vivo e/o digitali con: gli artisti Pasquale Campanella e Stefano Boccalini in conversazione per il progetto A Cielo Aperto; l’artista Francesca Marconi attraverso l’installazione sonora Todes; i donatori di spazio di Altofest in connessione telefonica;
In connessione audiovideo con il gallo Asterix, la gallina Fiammetta, le cavalle Copper e Wendy, i capretti William e Bruce di Rave East Village Residency; Fole sbrancate in tonga della Landa con il game designer Matteo Uguzzoni sull’esperienza del progetto Lumina-spersi nella landa.
Il 28 settembre dalle 18.00 alle 20.00 nei Giardini di Triennale Milano vi invitiamo ad esplorare alcuni dei casi su cui la ricerca di Paesaggio Affettivo si sta concentrando: una condivisione intima dell’esperienza di questi progetti artistici e/o curatoriali, attraverso l’incontro con chi ne fruisce, come cittadino, come artista o essere vivente, per restituirne l’apparato relazionale messo in opera in modo continuativo.

naively radical

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Sint Lucas Antwerpen Research Group (SLARG) and Kunsthal Extra City joyfully invite ADMA 2020 to join Naively Radical Research Week. We’ve been in the lively artistic research scene of Sint Lucas Antwerpen and the discursive program featuring artists participating in Radically Naïve / Naively Radical exhibition at Kunsthal Extra City.

Check out the program 

On Friday 8th october we presented our VAPORI: a collective exhibition on VisualcontainerTv, and now in the Sint Lucas exhibition space, curated by time and by the conversations between: Alicia Jeannin, Lucy Cordes Engelman, Agata Jastrząbek Filarowska, Risk Hazekamp, Simona Da Pozzo, Paz Ortúzar, Felipe Muhr & Diego Muhr, Kaat Van Doren, Anna Housiada, Pierre-Antoine Vettorello.

Vapori exhibition brings together a group of artists and designers engaged in research art processes related to a wide range of socio-political contexts. The works have been thought and executed, having as a common substrate the collective digital meetings and coffees that the group had between October 2020 and April 2021. A blog fed and collected the exchanges, and it is a trace of the process: admacoffee.tumblr.com.

Typp // Conversation

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TYPP ADMA Edition: On The Typp of The Tongue

Head Editor : Marnie Slater

Editorial Board: Caroline Dumalin, Kim Gorus, Ward Heirwegh, Zeynep Kubat, Natasa Petresin-Bachelez, Marnie Slater, Petra Van Brabandt

Design: Ward Heirwegh

Contributors: Anne Marie Sampaio, Anna Housiada, Pierre-Antoine Vettorello, Tunde Toth, Lucy Engelman, Felipe Muhr, Alicia Jeannin, Kaat Vandoren, Risk Hazekamp, Agata Jastrzabek, Paz Ortuzar, Simona Da Pozzo

On the right you can find my contribution “Voices of Marble and Bronze” written in collaboration with Valentina Mutti.

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vapori

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Vapori / Opary / Vapores / Dampen / Vapeurs / Ατμοί / Vapours

Exhibition on Visualcontainertv from APRIL 21st until JUNE 1st 2021

Artists: Alicia Jeannin, Lucy Cordes Engelman, Agata Jastrząbek Filarowska, Risk Hazekamp, Simona Da Pozzo, Paz Ortúzar, Felipe Muhr & Diego Muhr, Kaat Van Doren, Anna Housiada, Pierre-Antoine Vettorello.

Vapori is an exhibition that brings together a group of artists and designers engaged in research art processes related to a wide range of socio-political contexts. The works have been thought and executed, having as a common substrate the collective digital meetings and coffees that the group had between October 2020 and April 2021. A blog fed and collected the exchanges, and it is a trace of the process: admacoffee.tumblr.com.

“3… 2… 1… Contact.Being with, talking to, feeling close to, sharing with, comparing between, teasing about, feeling in a circle of safety, in a flow of practices. A group by chance. Not a manifesto, not a technique, not a common vision or ideology: just a subtle ongoing exercise of inclusion and respect, curiosity and critical analysis, doubt and enthusiasm. Chatters and hugs to be recovered, to be simulated, to be resurrected. How to mend the distance, how to nurture practices, thoughts, desires and caring with…? This digital exhibition is the cause and effect of maintaining contact between a group of artists. We have developed strategies of tele-presence, tele-sharing, tele-vision, and tele-exhibition. The works were created during a digital relational process that began in October 2020. Our blog collects the input and leftovers we carried both individually and together to create connections and reflections on our research during our virtual cafés together. Some of the artists conjured up a video, some supported the others in the process of making.”

La gita digitale

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A digital workshop on Hacking Monument research form an Anthropological perspective with Simona Da Pozzo and Valentina Mutti.

Talking and looking at hacked monuments around the world, monuments in Milan and in Naples.

Digital Glue

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It’s online Digital Glue exhibition, on VisualcontainertTv until march 18th

DIGITAL GLUE

ON VISUALCONTAINERTV FROM FEBRUARY 18TH TO MARCH 18TH

curated by Alessandra Arnò and Simona Da Pozzo

Artists: Eleanor Banfield | Clara Begliardi Ghidini | Tilly Collins | Dasha Konovalova | Eve Williams

Partners: Visualcontainer TV | Vegapunk | Arts University Bournemouth

The exhibition presents five artists exploring the practice of the video-trouvé as a tool to look at one’s own research through the eyes of others: a core topic to face nowadays where human interaction and perception of reality is continuously glitching within screen interfaces.

The exhibition borns in the frame of VVV Residency: a virtual space for critical reflection on the online video flux where five artists have been invited to browse and critically analyze free video libraries and online archives to merge the personal research with a pre-existing collective imaginary.

The video works can be considered as a result of digital conversation. Conversations and editing that glues together artists’ personal practice to the web, via the exchange with the other artist in residency and the curators – in an open process that has been documented and nourished by the blog https://vvvres.blogspot.com/. The blog is a kind of shared diary of images, videos and references enlightening the visual link between the researches and the final video works.