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02.05.2018
18:00 - 21:00 @ GlogauAIR
Curatorial Concept by mp Warming
Set in motion by international artist mp Warming, Art Science Exhibits is an independent venture created, and consistently recreated, by artists and scientists. The exhibitions and public programs we present work to greater the sphere of ArtSci conversation. Our mission for the future of nature-kind is to bring artists together with scientists as true conceptual partners.
We began working in Berlin last year with an exhibition program that opened for Berlin Science Week and was presented in partnership with the Faculty of Life Sciences at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (exhibit images are on the Locations page). The main exhibit was presented at Thaer-Institut, next door to the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin (MfN). HU instructors Dr Ohl and Dr Korn, who also lead research teams and are curators at the MfN, acted as our science advisors.
Participating artists attended from Belgium, France, Israel, Italy, Japan, Korea, Mexico, New Zealand, Russia, the UK and the USA.
Since we work outside of the university, to launch our program this year we are organizing an ArtSci Soirée in collaboration with the art space GlogauAIR in Kreuzberg
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ArtSci Panel: Dr Dieter Korn & Lukas Kirschey from the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin.
Moderated by Dr Helena Kauppila with artists & curator mp Warming.
Videos by Dave Biddle, Vancouver, Canada & Elizabeth Demaray, Rutgers University, USA
All the details about the program on: https://www.artscienceexhibits.com/hu-library---current.html
15.05.2018 - 18.05.2018
@ GlogauAIR
Facebook event
This laboratory is a wide introduction to Vjing and projection mapping with the aim to explore the possibilities of live video projections and visual scenography using real-time rendering and video mapping.
During the 4 days workshop, the participants will be introduced to the live performance possibilities of software such as MadMapper and VDMX .Also, we´ll explore and experiment with live video cameras, Kinect, and sound interaction to expand the audiovisual experience.
The aim is that the assistants can defend themselves in a real environment. And to reach this, the last hours of the workshop, we ́ll organize an open doors session to show our creations the last hours of the laboratory.
For this occasion, we have the support of Garagecube and VDMX. Garage cube will supply us with a full license of the MadMapper and Modul8 and VDMX one of VDMX software for every student that will run for one month without restrictions.
Requirements
+ Computer: Mac (recommended Intel Mac running Mac OS X 10.8 or newer) MadMapper 3.0 support windows system from windows 8.1 (not VDMX)
+ Video adapter into VGA or HDMI.
+ Optional: MIDI controllers, beamer and webcams.
+ NO previews knowledge necessary.
MORE INFO ABOUT THE WORKSHOP:
http://www.kalmalab.com/WORKSHOPS
Software description
Madmapper 3.0 is a simple but advanced tool for video mapping projections and light mapping. It was created to spend more time to focus on creating your content, and making the experience of mapping textures to physical objects in real time, than solving technical issues.
Madmapper 3.0 includes the possibility of adding shaders, materials and generators to each surface. This open a huge door for real time mapping.
VDMX is one of the most powerful and flexible software system for real time video. Based on a modular configuration, it allows to create your own user interface depending on your necessities. So nothing will be needless in your patch.
Also, a built-in audio analyzer translates any sound into light and movement with intelligent selectivity for volume, frequency, instrument and dynamic response.
Support many media types including QuickTime Movies, Hap encoded files, ISF / GLSL, Flash, HTML…
Syphon is an open source Mac OS X technology that allows applications to share frames - full frame rate video or stills - with one another in real-time. That give us the possibility of connecting several applications to suit your needs (Madmapper with VDMX, Modul8, Resolume…; Quartz Composer, MaxMSP, openFrameworks with MadMapper or VDMX; Madmapper with After Effects and many many more…)
Date 15th - 18th May 2018
Location GlogauAIR (Glogauer Str. 16. 10999 Berlin – Germany)
Time 17:00 - 21:00
Price 180 €
Number of participants 4 - 10
Final video showcase 18th May at 20:00
REGISTRATION PAGE
For more information please contact: kalmavj@gmail.com
Photo: Helena working
File from Helena productions
Informal practices in the public space
Kap Hoorn with Oscar Ardila
24.04.2018
@ GlogauAIR
The Tertulias are held in Spanish
Please confirm your attendance on the facebook event
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Presented by: Oscar Ardila
A review of how fine arts have recently been able to shape and consolidate informal spaces of participation in urban and rural settings in Colombia. These spaces have acknowledged the urgency of implementing devices to promote democratic participation; setting up a frame for minimum standards of citizen behaviour or the strengthening of representative platforms for collectivities framed in a time of post-conflict.
Oscar Ardila Luna:
(Bucaramanga - Colombia, 1977)
Artist and art historian who’s work revolves around the contemporary artistic representations of memory in public spaces. His research include citizen and artistic initiatives that take place in Colombia and Germany. Among his publications, “La Imposibilidad de la Naturaleza: Arte y naturaleza en el arte colombiano contemporáneo 1991 - 2003" y “Campos de Memoria: Intervenciones artísticas en el espacio público en Colombia 2000 - 2011” can be highlighted.
Recently, he was awarded the Investigation in Visual Arts Grant from the Ministry of Cultural Affairs of Colombia to work in relation to the Performance Festival in Cali. He studied Fine Arts at the National University of Colombia where he later was awarded a master’s a degree in “The Theory of History and Art, Architecture and the City”. He also holds a master’s degree in Art in Context from the University of Fine Arts in Berlin. Currently, he is part of the artistic project Citizen Art Days. He resides in Berlin.
Exhibit in GlogauAIR’s project space!
Last year’s open call was a true success and two wonderful projects were selected!
In 2018 we want to continue to get creativity flowing! We want to promote artistic dialog and artistic production. We want to support your vision, to help your projects taking off.
GlogauAIR was founded in 2006 by the artist Chema Alvargonzález (1960 Cádiz, Spain – 2009 Berlin, Germany) with the aim of being a non-profit space dedicated to openness, experimentation and dialogue. Focused on innovation and deeply committed to artistic quality, we are currently running an all-year long artists-in-residence and a project space where various artistic events take place.
This time, let one of these events be that exhibition you have been cooking in your mind!
What we offer you for free
- Project Space (150 sqm.)
- Technical support
- Promotion (Website, Newsletter, Facebook, Instagram, Flyers and Poster)
- Featuring in Open Studios catalog
- Catering
Exhibition Dates // December 14th to 15th (This exhibition will be the guest exhibition at the Open Studios December 2018 event)
Deadline for Proposal Submissions // June 1st, 2018
The selected project will be announced on // July 2nd, 2018
Eligibility
- All sorts of artistic disciplines are accepted
- The curatorial project must include at least a minimum of three artists
- The current call is open to individual curators as well as to curatorial teams/organizations/collectives
- Curators and artist need to be Berlin-based
Required documentation
- Title + Exhibition concept (max. 300 words in English)
- Statement + link to artist’ webpage or portfolio
- List of selected works + Pictures or weblinks
- Technical requirements
- CV of the curator(s)/collective/organization
The information listed above must be sent to projectspace@glogauair.net in only one single document (pdf, rar or zip) that should not exceed 20 MB.
The enclosed document should be named as follows:
exhibitionTitle_monthandyearoftheexhibition.pdf
Example: coolwaves_march2017.pdf
In case you have any questions or in case you are having trouble with the submission, do not hesitate in contacting us.
Anastasiya Gutnik
The Red Ribbon
2018 @ GlogauAIR's showcase
Current Showcase Project: Anastasiya Gutnik
The Red Ribbon
Based on the story from the book In a Dark, Dark Room and Other Scary Stories
Anastasiya Gutnik
The Red Ribbon
Oil on Paper, Ribbon
More Showcase Projects
Anastasiya Gutnik
The Red Ribbon
2018 @ GlogauAIR's showcase
Current Showcase Project: Anastasiya Gutnik
The Red Ribbon
Based on the story from the book In a Dark, Dark Room and Other Scary Stories
Anastasiya Gutnik
The Red Ribbon
Oil on Paper, Ribbon
More Showcase Projects
@ GlogauAIR and Institut für Alles Mögliche
„Coffee Break“ is a collaboration between Institut für Alles Mögliche and GlogauAIR that aims to encourage the encounter of creatives resididing in both institutions. The project really is what is sounds like: by bringing artists around the table in an easy-going atmosphere, it enables networking and stimulates artistic discussion and might lead into future alliances and ongoing cooperation. Everything starts with a shared cup of coffee …
GlogauAIR Artists in Residence Program:
May 16th, 2018
Deadline for the residencies beginning in October 2018 and March 2019.
Modern materials and technical solutions are eagerly explored. Both of these creative approaches exist in equal measure in Hwan’s work.
The 3D pen drawings/sculptures grow organically out of a dedicated use of protracted time. The repetitive gesture of the tangible marks presents the viewer with a participatory experience reflecting on the delicacy of the process.
Sound is the third, and in some ways most fundamental element, that Hwan deploys in his artistic synthesis. By embedding the triggering of sound directly into the construction of the work, Hwan invites the viewer to participate in a semi-magical experience where a simple touch reveals a hidden dimension to explore.
The technical details involve circuits and wires, sensors and vibration speakers that interweave with the visual aspects to form the inner workings of an object, which is both musical score and performer.
Modern materials and technical solutions are eagerly explored. Both of these creative approaches exist in equal measure in Hwan’s work.
The 3D pen drawings/sculptures grow organically out of a dedicated use of protracted time. The repetitive gesture of the tangible marks presents the viewer with a participatory experience reflecting on the delicacy of the process.
Sound is the third, and in some ways most fundamental element, that Hwan deploys in his artistic synthesis. By embedding the triggering of sound directly into the construction of the work, Hwan invites the viewer to participate in a semi-magical experience where a simple touch reveals a hidden dimension to explore.
The technical details involve circuits and wires, sensors and vibration speakers that interweave with the visual aspects to form the inner workings of an object, which is both musical score and performer.
Victor Artiga´s recent body of work explores the omnipresence of the digital screen and its phenomenological effect on the human body. His work often incorporates devices through which we experience images such as, digital screens, projector, in sculptural installations, which merge flatten spaces with three-dimensional space.
Having a fluid relation between sculpture, screen and works on paper he proposes, that we currently experiment a degree of affect in the way we interpret the hectic circulation of images and are trying to come to term with its new iterations.
The two dimensional work is created through the use of hand made processes like collage, transfers, silkscreen and drawing. Victor intends to inspect the connection between the lexicon of image editing software and the human body.
OPEN STUDIOS
GlogauAIR Resident Artists
Gemeinsam - Selforganized artists of the North
Project Space Exhibition
23 - 24 March 2018
@ GlogauAIR
OPEN STUDIOS
GlogauAIR Resident Artists
Hannah Celli
// Arthur Laidlaw// Anastasiya Gutnik
// Hwan Yun
// Jazoo Yang & Sungho Haku
// Marcia Vaitsman
// Marko Ivic
// Rachel Goodwin
// Victor Artiga
// Zachary Craig
Aiming to create a welcoming place for emerging international artists, GlogauAIR was founded in 2006 by the spanish artist Chema Alvarogonzález. At the heart of the experimental and innovative Berlin´s artistic scene, GlogauAIR stands today as privileged space for creative development.
This 23rd and 24th of March, GlogauAIR warmly invites the public in to discover freshly baked works by the latest 11 international artists in residence. Moreover, the Project Space on the ground floor will be hosting the exhibition Gemeinsam -Selforganized artists of the North curated by irreverent gallery Galleri Syster, based in Luleå, Sweeden. To shake up the opening night, we will be counting with the live DJ session by the valencian musician KOSTROK. To start off the second and last day of the event, the artists´talk “Be the artworld you want to take part in” will be exploring the relationship between individual and collective artwork.
During this Open Studios’ event visitors will be able to dive into the diversity of human subjectivity through Marcia Vaitsman´s videos, to follow Victor Artiga´s musing on how technology has been replacing our real memory and emotions and Rachel Goodwin’s reflection on how the consumerist cycle of useless objects has affected the perception of our needs.
Marko Ivic will be expanding on the topic of aesthetic phenomenon of light reflection while the sound artist Hwan Yun will be playing with sound with an amusing interactive installation. JAZOO Yang and Haku Sungho will also be presenting a visual sound piece in which they literally lend sound to the act of painting itself.
The painters and drawers Hannah Celli, Anastasiya Gutnik and Zachary Craig will be exhibiting their latest experiments with new materials, techniques and style, while the also painter Arthur Laidlaw carefully analyzes the ties between the history of a city and its inhabitants.
Gemeinsam - Selforganized artists of the North
Project Space Exhibition
Galleri Syster
Galleri Syster
Elin Maria Johansson // Hanna Kanto, Meri Nikula // Essi Korva, Sara Edström // Stefan Riebel // Anja Örn // Tomas Örn // Fanny Carinasdotter // Therese Engström // Anna Harju // Vappu Jalonen
What do we need? In order to feel that we are moving, not standing still: to avoid becoming bogged down in internal or external issues, but instead to progress from one question to the next? To develop – as a person and as an artist?
We need each other; we need to discuss, reflect, obstruct, construct. We need dialogues and polylogues. We need co-participation. As individual artists we cooperate long-term with invited artists, creating mutual mentorship, broadening our artistic practice, our organising, our thoughts.
We embrace the collective practice, we find strength in each other and have so much more fun together.
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PROGRAM
Friday 23rd March // 19:00 - 23:00
19:00 // LOUHETAR // Essi Korva (Sculptural Dreess) & Meri Nikula (voice and performance) // Vocal Performance with a Sculptural Costume
20:00 // Vappu Jalonen // Text and Sound performance
20:30 // I DON´T LOOK GOOD NAKED ANYMORE // Sara Edstöm // Song & Ukulele
21:00 // KOSTROK // Live DJ Session
Saturday, March 24th // 16:00 - 21:00
16:30 // BE THE ARTWORLD YOU WANT TO TAKE PART IN // Sara Edström, Elin Maria Johansson and
Fanny Carinasdotter // Artist Talk
18:00 // LOUHETAR // Essi Korva (Sculptural Dreess) & Meri Nikula (voice and performance) // Vocal
Performance with a Sculptural Costume
FREE ENTRY
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Sara Edström and Stefan Riebel. Installation "Going Places - Finding Words" at Galleri Syster, 2017
24.03.2018
16:30 @ GlogauAIR
In frame of the Open Studios March 2018
"Be the artworld you want to take part in"
quote from The Guerilla Girls’ Guide to Behaving Badly.
How does one combine the individual art practice with the collective? When does one feed the other and when does it drain you? Is it really two separate practices or has it always been one and the same even when we don't see it ourselves? Can we make ourselves stronger by articulating the every day knowledge that accumulates through the doing, through the practice?
