The Research and Destroy Department of Black Mountain College
Group show curated by Jean Bernard Koeman
Opens Friday 19 October at W139 Amsterdam
Featuring Stian Adlandsvik, Frank Ammerlaan, Saar Amptmeijer, Leyla Aydoslu, Sara Bjarland, Sven Boel, Kees Boevé, Antonia Breme, Crystal Z Campbell, Melanie Ebenhoch, Johan Henning, Roderick Hietbrink, Jan Hopf, Jeroen van der Hulst, Saskia Noor van Imhoff, Asger Behncke Jacobson, Katrin Kamrau, Daniel vom Keller, Bram Kinsbergen, Joris Kritis, Linda Lenssen, Mahal de Man, Tim Mathijsen, Sofia Montenegro, Xue Mu, Suat Öğüt, Marc Oosting, Olivia Alders Plessers, Thomas Raat, Daniel Rödiger, Fabian Schröder, Rosa Sijben, Kema Spencer, Edward Clydesdale Thomson, Britt Vangenechten, Kasper de Vos, Amanda Wasielewski, Jonas Wijtenburg, Emile Zile, Felicia von Zweigbergk.
http://w139.nl/en/article/21084/the-research-and-destroy-department-of-black-mountain-college/
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Subtitle Kino (Färgfabriken) Stockholm, Sweden
Subtitle Kino (Färgfabriken)
August 18-19 2012
http://fargfabriken.se/en/right-now/item/613-south-söder
Across one weekend in August, Australian contemporary art initiative BUS Projects will collaborate with Färgfabriken to present an international mobile cinema and contemporary art performance space. Making use of a parked van converted into a mobile event space, SOUTH/SÖDER is curated by Jared Davis and will present a new performative, video and sound-based work in the public site of Liljeholmstorget.
This project draws from an ongoing series of mobile contemporary art and performance events initiated by BUS Projects, that have seen works presented in public sites in Melbourne (State of Design Festival, 2011), Athens (ReMap3, 2011) and Sydney (SafARI, 2012).
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Boo Australia
Group show of Australian video artists in Santiago, Chile. Featuring Ian Andrews, Emile Zile, The Kingpins, Anna Davis & Jason Gee, Philip Brophy, Denis Beaubois, Alex Kershaw, Lauren Brincat and Tony Schwensen.
Curated by Tim Welfare.
I’m showing ‘Larry Emdur’s Suit’ 2002 and ‘Five Production Company Logos in 3D’ 2010.
Boo Australia
Matucana 100
Santiago, Chile
April 24 – May 27
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Trendbeheer visited my studio with a Lumix® digital camera
http://trendbeheer.com/2012/04/04/atelier-emile-zile/
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Another BYOB Melbourne video
Camera: Ian Elson
Edit: Emile Zile
This entry was written by , posted on March 21, 2012 at 1:04 am, filed under electricity, hot, hysteria, plastic, wood and tagged audiovision, kunst, live action, smelbourne, terra australis, vhs. Leave a comment or view the discussion at the permalink.
Emile Zile and Amiel Courtin-Wilson need to concentrate
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The Sina Khani Show
This beast of a live talk show is now embalmed on YouTube for all interested parties to witness, both now and into the future. I think I did an ok job as a co-host but I am not game enough to watch the whole show again just yet. Shout outs to Sina and Harry Merry.
Mediamatic Amsterdam 14 April 2011
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OMFG! • Melbourne!
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Video Vortex • Split, Croatia • May 2009
http://networkcultures.org/wpmu/videovortex/video-vortex-split/program
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Rotterdam Ensemble
Documentation of the live video and orchestra performance, March 21 at World Music and Dance Center in Rotterdam.
http://www.wmdc.nl/engels/program/content/Archive/2009/1809.php
This entry was written by , posted on May 2, 2009 at 1:31 pm, filed under exhaustion, hysteria, saliva, warm, wood and tagged audiovision, kunst, live vid, make it up, neverneverlands, recycler, rotters, television. Leave a comment or view the discussion at the permalink.
Goodiepal • Gåoedjîpeirl • Gæoudjiparl
Goodiepal has a mission. Goodiepal is a brilliant thinker. Take Goodiepal seriously.
I first met Goodiepal at Impakt festival in Utrecht 2005 CE. At the time he was traveling with a mechanical bird and a constellation of model planets. The performance he enacted was beguilling, charming, open and expansive, the audience in the small theatre were utterly transfixed. I then travelled with Annemiek and Goodiepal to Rotterdam where he performed at De Player the following night.
I find him utterly engrossing and provocative, and recently had the pleasure of another ascent into Goodiepal’s theories, this time at the weekly sound art session DNK in Amsterdam. A hyper-extended theory of time and space, music creation and digital transmission, evolution, memes, genes and dreams. The intelligences of water and electricity, the future of recorded music and electronic music composition. His condensed school program ‘mort aux vaches extra ekstra’ can be sourced from the following location, get comfortable and prepare for primitive future shock:
http://i3hypermedia.com/audio/Alku69_MAVEE_Walkthrough.mp3
http://www.dnk-amsterdam.com/index.cgi?dept=AGENDA&article=117
http://brainwashed.com/vvm/micro/parl/index.htm
This entry was written by , posted on February 8, 2009 at 1:42 pm, filed under warm, wood and tagged audiovision, mokum alef. Leave a comment or view the discussion at the permalink.
Sun Ra’s Myth Science Arkestra • ZXZY Festival, Tilburg
A rare chance to witness the outernational, innerspace cosmonauts live in the unsuspecting Dutch town of Tilburg. We arrived in Tillers, downed a quick La Chouffe, then T-dance and me checked out the local library’s exhibition of Sun Ra promo material, original LP cover designs and screenprints. The big band was comprised of new and old faces, led by the 84 year-young elfen-wizard band leader Marshall Allen. The Arkestra played for three hours and transmitted beta waves and beta music through all present. Beta music for a beta world.
Essay by David Stowe on the Ark in Space From Ephrata (F-Ra-Ta) to Arkestra
Website of the Arkestra http://www.elrarecords.com
ZXZW Tilburg festival http://www.zxzw.nl/2008/act/85
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Mark Boulous • All That Is Solid Melts Into The Air (2008)
the most impressive video installation i have seen in a long time, currently on at STEDELIJK museum POSTCS amsterdam.
two large 16:9 screens facing eachother, a line of seating along one wall.
screen A: interviews with members of the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) a guerilla group committed to the redistribution of wealth in their local communities, namely by the sabotage of ROYAL DUTCH SHELL oil wells on their land. mostly handheld shots, interviews, a threatening encounter with local hunter, a euphoric ‘miami vice’-like ride through the river with MEND warriors toting guns, wearing colourful woolen balaclavas encrusted with talismanic protectors.
screen B: scenes from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, traders screaming and selling, trading futures with hand gestures and noise, their own physical signifiers, coloured suits and flags, talismanic toys on their desks, interspersed with shots of the exchange, cold surfaces, the clean edges of capital, the ‘death from above’ of international trading, the detached forces that very directly change peoples lives around the world. mainly tripod shots, close-ups on abstract decimals.
groups of men, men fighting, trading, arguing, clusters of men on missions.
forcing the audience to see one or the other is a bold decision, the audience is on the equator looking left into the southern hemisphere or right into the north. i’m a sucker for these fuzzy binaries, this simple and powerful conceit to symmetry.
this work is at 16th SYDNEY biennale, go see it if you’re in sin city.
stedelijk museum interview with M.BOULOS
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MONA LISA SUPERSTAR • LOUVRE PARIS
she peers out from behind bullet proof glass, wry smile at the onlookers. adoring fans. people shooting low-resolution snaps of an icon. like a throng at an airport documenting the arrival of a movie star. crowd barriers. elbow to elbow.
a scrum ten ppl deep. canon sony olympus flashes going off. two bored guards looking on. an audience with the smile, protected behind glass and layers of art history. she must get tired at the end of the day. strobing flashes in the face. child on dad’s shoulders getting a glimpse.
at first i was star-struck. i refused to walk around the wall and see this image. how do i know it really exists? the reproduction is so much more palatable.
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