Terzo numero del video magazine su Manifesta 7
In questa puntata: Adam Budak e Hila Peleg, gli artisti Olafur
Olafsson e Keren Cytter, i curatori dei progetti "Fuori Luogo" e
"Actions"
Mnemosyne family
Archivi digitali per la condivisione della conoscenza: su Making
Culture, a cura di Tafter. E "Manifesto per la salvaguardia della
memoria" di Bisenzi e Parrini.
Street art 3.0
Il video su Blu ed Ericailcane all'opera e l'intervista con Lorenzo
Giusti
Raids notturni
Arte abusiva parte 2: intervista a Stefano Questioli
In this latest installment of its Changing Cities exhibit exchange,
Detroit's Museum of New Art (MONA) is proud to host selected artists
from Galerie Eva Bracke in Berlin, Germany. Changing Cities is a
project initiated by Jef Bourgeau, director of MONA, in order to
swap artists from the Detroit region with their counterparts in
other cities around the world. -The outside world isn't aware of the
exciting work being created in Detroit's art community,- says
Bourgeau. -This project will export this art to those who are always
looking for something fresh and new.-
Previous exchanges brought a show curated by Chicago art consultant
Paul Klein to MONA in April, 2007. That exhibit was followed in
February 2008 with a show of Detroiter's works at ThreeWalls Gallery
in Chicago. The exchange continues with the arrival in Detroit of an
exhibit by the Berlin group chosen from Galerie Eva Bracke and
titled Moving Walls: with Olivia Berckemeyer, Christoph Dettmeier,
Andrew Gilbert, Franziska Hufnagel, Florin Kompatscher, Alexej
Koschkarow, Joe Neave, Max Schulze and Astrid Sourkova.
Works include drawings, paintings, video and photographs. In
conjunction with the Berlin show, MONA will also mount an exhibit in
her other galleries featuring Metro Detroit artists whose work will
travel to Galerie Eva Bracke in November 2008. These two exhibitions
will afford an opportunity to see the works of the German artists
alongside those of their American counterparts.
Participating Detroit area artists include: Dietmar Krumrey, Rachel
Hunt, Cyrus Karimipour, Alison Wong, Hartmut Austen, PLAN b, Mary
Fortuna, Marla Karimipour, Kelly Frank, Jacque Liu, Vagner Whitehead
and Kyohei Abe.
Works will include drawings, paintings, video and mixed media works
on paper, photographs and small sculptures.
Opening Reception Saturday, July 5, 6 - 9 pm
The Museum of New Art (MONA)
located at 7 North Saginaw, Pontiac MI 48342.
Regular hours are: 12pm to 6pm from Thursday through Saturday
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