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7 may 2012
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28 feb 2012
In Other Words
Neue Gesellschaft für Bildende Kunst
IN OTHER WORDS
The Black Market of Translations - Negotiating
Contemporary Cultures
in cooperation with
Kunstraum Kreuzberg/Bethanien.
3 March – 15 April 2012
NGBK, Oranienstrasse 25, 10999 Berlin
and Kunstraum Kreuzberg / Bethanien
Mariannenplatz 2, 10997 Berlin
The Black Market of Translations - Negotiating Contemporary Cultures is the title of an art exhibition which uses the operations of translation - reading, understanding, interpreting and rewriting a foreign text - as a cultural strategy to cross into other cultures. The exhibition displays a market of the foreign and otherness, inviting artists that explore the language of the Other to work in-between languages and cultures, penetrating, embodying and 'contrabanding' Others' words.
Beyond the prevailing passive co-existence of multiculturalism and static cultural diversity, it is necessary to explore a significant exchange between cultures by taking up the active practice of translation. In the spirit of a black market, the exhibition temporally exposes and reveals the acts of cultural transaction, transference, and translation of this cultural economy of the in-between, posing the question whether translation could reconcile the differences that separate languages, identities, and cultures, while proposing a form of 'cultural translation' which could ultimately become a concept for further cooperation and negotiation for contemporary cultures.
As a Black Market, the metaphor of 'illegal traffic' gives room for several counter-translations and adjoins the notion of a double-exhibition, which exposes multiple translation operations - major and minor; dominant and in resistance; official and censored - thus achieving a broader understanding of the experience of globalization, including the consideration of popular, informal, and alternative practices.
Artists:
Adel Abidin, Marwa Arsanios, Kader Attia, Julien Audebert, Elena Bellantoni, Emilio Chapela Pérez, Cherimus, Julian D'Angiolillo, DETANICO LAIN, Yoel Díaz Vázquez, Braco Dimitrijević, Mounir Fatmi, Ofir Feldman, Graciela Guerrero Weisson, Christoph Keller, Moridja Kitenge Banza, Daniel Knorr, Takehito Koganezawa, Oliver Laric, Karl Larsson, Adrian Lohmüller, Monroy, Muntadas, Timo Nasseri, Olaf Nicolai, Jorge Pedro Nuñez, Nana Oforiatta-Ayim, Timea Oravecz, Bernardo Oyarzún, Soledad Pinto, Rosãngela Rennó, Gabriel Rossell Santillán / Nik Nowak, Sona Safaei-Sooreh, Mariateresa Sartori, Demian Schopf, Lorenzo Scotto di Luzio, Paolo W. Tamburella, Mihalis Theodosiadis, Dani Umpi, Sandra Vásquez de la Horra, Humberto Vélez, Luca Vitone, James Webb, Dilek Winchester.
10997 berlin
u-bahn kottbusser tor
11 feb 2012
El Nuevo Municipio en Other Markets (UCSD San Diego)
A two-day event of presentations and discussions, 'Informal Market Worlds' will bring together research on the architecture and visual culture of informal markets with a range of case studies from across the Americas and beyond. In addition to input from theorists in the fields of urbanism and political economy, the meeting will include presentations by architects, artists and activists on a range of markets such as the La Salada market in Buenos Aires, the Tri Border Area of Ciudad del Este, the Dominican border markets, street markets in the US or the informal economies of El Tepito in Mexico City.
Speakers include:
Raul Cardenas, Teddy Cruz, Julian D’Angiolillo, Laurent Gutierrez, Alfonso Hernandez, Hou Hanru, Rick Lowe, Peter Mörtenböck, Helge Mooshammer, Alfonso Morales, Gerald Murray, Valerie Portefaix, Fernando Rabossi, Ananya Roy, Ignacio Valero, Matias Viegener, Cog-nate Collective and others.
Parque Rivadavia, feriantes de historietas pioneros en los ´50. (Extraído de La desplaza)
7 feb 2012
HACERME FERIANTE viernes 10 de Febrero en TIJUANA
Luego de su paso por UCSD San Diego, Haundenschild Garage y USFCA San Francisco
Viernes 10 de febrero - 6 PM
Casa del Túnel Art Center Tijuana
FB Casa del Túnel
Gracias a Ava Ordorica, Luis Humberto, Fran Ilich, Jennifer Flores Sternad, Fabian Cereijido, Sergio De La Torre y Eduardo Molinari
11 ene 2012
Nueva Era en la Ribera + Arritmias en San Diego
Arrhythmias: Narrative, political imagination & (im)possible archives
One-Day Conference
January 13 > 10:00am - 5:30pm
UCSD VAF Performance Space
Please join the University Art Gallery (UAG) for a one-day conference that brings together scholars and practitioners from Buenos Aires, San Diego, LA and New York who are working in and across various disciplines: visual arts, history, literature, theater, media art, documentary film, sound art and architecture. This conference explores artistic investigations into narrative as it shapes social and political imaginaries, as well as creative work in and on archives: from the archive’s proliferate contingencies, its silences, to the possibilities of counter-public archives.
This is the closing conference for Arrhythmias of Counter-Production: Engaged Art in Argentina, 1995-2011, on view at the UAG through January 20, 2012. It will feature keynote presentations by two of the artists in the exhibition who are visiting UCSD from Buenos Aires: Eduardo Molinari, founder of El Archivo Caminante / The Walking Archive, and Julian D’Angiolillo, who is a visual artist, land artist and award-winning documentary filmmaker.
The morning session on narrative will also feature a panel and roundtable discussion with Teddy Cruz, an architect and scholar of trans-border urban dynamics and alternative urbanisms; artist and filmmaker Steve Fagin; Fran Ilich, a media artist + activist and writer; and artist and scholar Mariana Razo Wardwell (aka Botey).
The afternoon’s session on archives features LA artist Sandra de la Loza, the founder of the Pocho Research Society; Grant Kester, a leading scholar on dialogical and relational art; literary scholar and writer Rosaura Sánchez; and members the sound art collective Ultra-red whose work bring together audio investigation and social justice organizing.
This event is organized by Jennifer Flores Sternad, a scholar of militant and activist art and performance in the Americas and curator of the Arrhythmias of Counter-Production exhibition.
Schedule of Events
9:30 AM Arrivals (coffee & pastries provided)
10:00 AM Opening remarks and Presentation by Julian D’Angiolillo
10:50 AM – 1:00 PM Narrative & political imagination
Panel and roundtable discussion with Teddy Cruz,
Steve Fagin, Fran Ilich and Mariana Razo
Wardwell (Botey)
1:00 – 2:30 PM Break for lunch
2:30 PM Presentation by Eduardo Molinari / The Walking Archive
3:20 – 5:30 PM From archives and their elisions toward counter-public
archives
Panel and roundtable discussion with Sandra de la Loza,
Grant Kester, Rosaura Sánchez and Ultra-red (Elizabeth
Blaney, Dont Rhine, Leonardo Vilchis)
Generous Support Provided by haudenschildGarage
14 dic 2011
HACERME FERIANTE durante 2011
MARFICI Festival de Cine Independiente de Mar del Plata - Premio Especial del Jurado
Selección Oficial Black Movie Festival 2011, Geneve – Suiza
Rencontres du Cinéma Latino-Américain, 2011 - Pessac, France
La Sudestada 2011, Muestra Cine argentino en Paris - Francia
Argentinische Filmtage Leipzig, Alemania 2011
