We are pleased to announce our new website, designed by Sunderland Studio with generous support from the Robert Sterling Clark Foundation. ISCP’s dramatically redesigned website now features an expanded section of information about ISCP, comprehensive archives from the past two years of programs consisting of over 100 individual pages, a profile page for each of our 36 current residents, a journal and a homepage with randomly selected full-screen images from our residents. Please visit us at www.iscp-nyc.org.
Category: Offline Exhibition
Opening Light art Biennial 2010 – ARTPARK Linz – Mi. Sep 1st 2010, 7 pm
ARTPARK contemporary art
Wienerstrasse 44, 4020 Linz, Entrance Möbel Leitner, 1st floor (vis-à-vis Herz-Jesu-Church)
0043 680 1231059
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“My Other Weapon is a Zine” Tour | 8/28-9/3
Some of our favorite zinesters are spreading the Zine Fest energy with a week-long, six-city reading tour of the greater Bay Area. “Our Other Weapon is a Zine” features contribution from terrific creators such asTomas Moniz (Rad Dad), Dani Burlison & Leilani Clark (Petals & Bones) Andria Alefhi (We’ll Never Have Paris), Crosshatch Zine, John Bobst (I’m a Silly Bitch Zine), with special local guests and more. The whole tour wraps up with a big homecoming to San Francisco’s Needles and Pens the night before the Fest, including Special Guest Artnoose!
• Saturday, August 28th, 7 pm to 9 pm • SubRosa • 703 Pacific Avenue, Santa Clara
• Sunday, August 29th, 5 pm to 7 pm • SLG Art Boutiki • 577 South Market Street, San Jose
• Tuesday, August 31, 7 pm to 9 pm • Rock Paper Scissors Collective • 2278 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland
• Wednesday, September 1, 7 pm to 9 pm • The Avid Reader • 617 Second Street, Davis
• Thursday, September 2nd, 7 pm to 9 pm • The Peepshow • 530 McConnell Ave, Santa Rosa
• Friday, September 3rd, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m • Needles and Pens • 3253 16th Street, San Francisco
Reading Room Call for Entries
As you may already know, this year’s Zine Fest features a dedicated Reading Room, with dozens of small-press titles from Zine Fest exhibitors and other creators. An on-site zine and comics library, the SFZF Reading Room will be giving attendees an opportunity to read and enjoy dozens titles for free in a convivial and relaxing atmosphere, even including a friendly and knowledgeable zine librarian to make reccomendations.
What you might not know is that we are still taking submissions to the Reading Room! Whether you are an exhibitor wanting to share your work with the SFZF’s attendees or an out of town creator who can’t make it to the show, we’d love to include your creations in our library. Please send single copies of issues of your zine, comic, or book for inclusion to:
SFZF Reading Room
c/o PICHE
10 Inca Lane #2
San Francisco, CA 94115
Don’t forget to list the title(s), your name/company name, and a website we can direct interested folks to. Submitted titles will NOT be returned, but will be treated with extreme respect and shared with 2500+ attendees we receive at the Fest!
SF Zine Fest www.sfzinefest.com
September 4 + 5, 2010 (Labor Day Weekend)
SF County Fair Building
Golden Gate Park
OCTOBER 1 – 24, 2010
Opening Reception: Friday, October 1, 7 – 9PM
Gallery Hours: Fridays – Sundays, 2 – 6PM
and by appointment at scanac@iscp-nyc.org
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS
Rada Boukova (Bulgaria) >> Eric Stephany (France)
Igor Eskinja (Croatia) >> Andreas Fogarasi (Austria)
Wojcieh Gilewicz (Poland) >> Marzena Nowak (Poland),
Jan Mancuska (Czech Republic) >>Jiri Skala (Czech Republic)
Svatopluk Mikyta (Slovakia) >> Anetta Mona Chisa & Lucia Tkacova (Romania & Slovakia)
Kader Muzaqi (Kosovo) >> Svetlana Mircheva (Bulgaria)
Irgin Sena (Albania) >> Ellie Krakow (United States)
Tehnica Schweitz (Gergely Laszlo & Peter Rakosi, Hungary) >> Katarina Sevic (Serbia)
Katarina Zdjelar (Serbia) >>Maziar Afrassiabi (Iran)
Joseph Nechvatal
4 – 29 septembre 2010
Galerie Jean-Luc & Takako Richard
Pionnier dans le développement de l’art numérique, Joseph Nechvatal présentera à la Galerie Jean-Luc & Takako Richard, lors de sa deuxième exposition personnelle, une série de nouvelles œuvres, la plupart accompagnées de vidéos numériques.
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http://www.nodel.org/autumn2010
The Nodel London network convenes again this Autumn for a season of Do It Yourself media activity across London. The open source movement has taken up residence in our consciousness and pushed itself firmly into our hardware. Now we all can make our own monster to take on the Big Society.
Following the node.london ‘06 and ‘08 seasons, London venues, organisations and artists come together again to treat you to an Autumn of media events, exhibitions, workshops and residencies.
Highlights include Waterman’s ‘Unleashed Devices’ exhibition, a series of workshops at SPACE using electronics and Arduino, A10 Media Lab performances and a Digital Weekend at the V&A Sackler Centre.
Can we subvert the machine and build ourselves an alternative?
Our summer break comes to a resounding close with the Furious Fists of Friday-Saturday Double Explosion!
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RESONANCE
Singular Ideas in Sound
FRIDAY Aug 20, 8:30pm
http://betalevel.com/2010/08/20/resonance-8/
Microtonal music by Portland’s AURES
Electro-acoustic music by Burlington’s GREG DAVIS
Opening sets by LA artists EARN and RALE
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The Spacemakers at Edinburgh Art Festival
www.delfinafoundation.com/exhibitions_and_talks.php
Contact
claudia@delfinafoundation.com
Claudia Wolf
Phone: 0044 207 233 5344 Address
Tent Gallery, Edinburgh College of Art
78 Westport
Edinburgh EH1 2LE
Edinburgh
Info
30 July – 24 August
Mon – Fri, 10:00 – 17:00, Saturday: 11:00 – 17:00
Free
Private view: 29 July 18:00-20:30
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The Delfina Foundation presents The Spacemakers, a group exhibition that explores artistic perspectives on the immediate challenges of creating a home, in some of today’s most diverse and harried urban landscapes.
With Taysir Batniji, decolonizing.ps (Alessandro Petti, Sandi Hilal, Eyal Weizman), and Jawad al Malhi. Films and videos by Nikolaj Bendix, Hala Elkoussy, mounir fatmi, Bouchra Khalili, Judy Price, Basma Sharif and Solmaz Shahbazi.
The planning and construction of a home articulates personal needs as well as the necessity to improve on one’s general living circumstances. Ideals of a secure home of bodily comfort, and the creation of borders to protect them, significantly inform our social and spatial existences. Notions of home as personal space and as political territory are undeniably intertwined, and in urban areas throughout the world, the relationship between one and the “other” is also informed by spatial organisation strategies, led by economic and political decisions.
How do architecture and urbanism inform social infrastructures and cohesion? How do personal desires for the materiality of a home intersect with wider socio-political agendas and ideologies in the formation of urban landscapes?
Taking Palestine as its starting point and spanning examples from Cairo, Istanbul, Tehran, Paris and the U.A.E., The Spacemakers offers a global measure of the immediate challenges of producing habitats in epicenters of social, economical or political tension.
The Spacemakers is taking place across two venues (Edinburgh College of Art – Tent Gallery and Sleeper). It is part of a biennial series of events produced by Beyond Borders Productions Ltd.
For related events visit The Delfina Foundation website or www.beyondborders2010.com
This initiative, produced by Duplacena and The Berardo Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, will be held between July 28th and July 31st, 2010.
Eight programs of video and digital art will be screened, mainly in open air, in the BES Arte & Finança Centre, the garden of Carpe Diem Arte e Pesquisa, the garden of The Goethe Institute and the terrace of The Berardo Musem in Belém.
Sergio Edelstein (Center for Contemporary Art in Tel Aviv), Thierry Destriez (Heure Exquise! France) and Elsa Aleluia (independent curator) have been invited as guest curators. Special screenings include a retrospective of Marcel Odenbach (Germany) in presence of the artist.
More information of all events and works at www.fusovideoarte.com
