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Chrissie Iles, Anne and Joel Ehrenkranz Curator at the Whitney Museum of American Art, discusses Paul McCarthy: Central Symmetrical Rotation Movement. This exhibition brings together a group of new and rarely seen works by Paul McCarthy (b. 1945), one of the most important American artists of his generation:
"When the power of love, overcomes the love of power, the world will know the peace." This prophecy by rock legend Jimi Hendrix could be the foreword to a manifesto on the use of music in the propagation of nationalism, but instead it's a point of inspiration for "The Sonic Self," an exhibition at the Chelsea Art Museum. Open through August 30, the show brings together a range of "participating artists from around the world with the main goal that their collaborative projects will bridge disparate audio-visual practices and expose their shared languages." In keeping with recent curatorial trends, "The Sonic Self" is part-exhibition and part-workshop, aiming to explore the relationship between sound and identity through installations, audio/visual performances, and participatory events in which collaborators work to innovate new devices for the creation of auditory autobiographies. While the relationship at stake seems most universally to be about "being heard," the selected artists are working with material ranging from live performances to field recordings to computer-generated sound to DJ samples. In the spirit of tracing "similarities and differences in the growing confluence of audio and visual experiences in contemporary complex and diverse global culture," the project will travel to St. Petersberg, Russia, and Chennai, India, following its New York debut. - Marisa Olson
Despite its title, P.S.1's current survey of Finnish art Arctic Hysteria leans towards the cool and calculated, with moments of dotty humor. In keeping with a culture known for both outdoor saunas and Linus Torvalds, much of the work deals with nature, technology or both; the two themes come together with another Finnish national icon in Tea Mäkipää's video My Life as a Reindeer, created from antler-mounted footage obtained in a manner reminiscent of Sam Easterson. Even more heroically silly are two pieces by electronic music and media art pioneer Erkki Kurenniemi, resurrected in conjunction with a documentary on the artist: Master Chaynjis, a meandering mechanical head billed as a "swearing robot," and DIMI-S, a.k.a. the Sexophone, an early electronic instrument that generates sounds through interpersonal body contact. Another historic visionary revived in this largely contemporary show is architect Matti Suuronen, whose UFO-style Futuro House provides the inspiration for a site-specific "Futuro Lounge," which serves as an unfortunately impractical screening pod and reading room. Elsewhere, the exhibit is video-heavy, with two notable standouts. Dancer Reijo Kela provides a very rare object -- a dance video that doesn't suck -- with 365 Days-Reijo Kela's Video Diary of 1999, in which the artist propels himself by various, often comical means from one side of the frame to another: skiing, skipping, crawling, running nude. Audio-visual band Pink Twins present four of their neo-image-processing videos in one room, creating an overwhelming environment of digital rainbow cascades, melting satellite maps, and looping explosions. Atypical of the rest of Arctic Hysteria's relatively detached sensibility, Markus Copper's Kursk feels like walking into the set of a truly scary horror film: a room stuffed with sporadically clanking, mechanized black deep-sea diving suits, it elicits claustrophobic unease and a far more directly emotional response than the rest of this otherwise fore-brainy selection. - Ed Halter
Image: Huutajat, The Screaming Men, 2003 (Still image from video, 76 min., Directed by Mika Ronkainen) Courtesy the artist Photo by Matthew Septimus.http://www.ps1.org/ps1_site/content/view/324/102/
New work by Eyebeam commissioned artists Taeyoon Choi and Joseph DeLappe June 21 - July 19, 2008 Exhibition opening June 21, 6PM 540 W. 21st St. Taeyoon Choi will present a new work Camerautomata Charlie: Image Digesting Robotic Duck that travels around New York City, shooting and printing pictures of tourists. Along with the ducks, there will be digital prints, drawings, and video documentation of interventions in public spaces. Joseph DeLappe will present documentation, artifacts and new works derived from his 240 mile walk on a treadmill and in cyberspace, The Salt Satyagraha Online— Gandhi's Salt March in Second Life, including large format prints, stop-action animations, video and a large scale cardboard replica created from the 3D model of his online avatar, Mgandhi Chakrabarti. Videographer: Jason Jones
Author: eyebeamdotorg
Keywords: electronics video game gandhi photo tourists art technology duck new york
Added: July 11, 2008
The Upgrade! partners with the 2008 World Science Festival. Dr. Steven Kurtz, the artist accused by the US Department of Justice of "bioterrorism" stemming from his use of scientific materials in his award-winning art practice, and science writer Carl Zimmer for a panel discussion on the ethics of scientific and creative research and freedom of speech. This month's Upgrade! New York is a collaboration between Eyebeam and the World Science Festival, with additional support from the Berkeley Center for New Media. Videography: Jason Jones.
Author: eyebeamdotorg
Keywords: science technology bioterrorism biology art
Added: June 26, 2008
For further information and exhibition credits, please go to: http://www.ps1.org/
Author: MoMAvideos
Keywords: moma ps1 museum modern art contemporary public farm one pf1 center long island city new york urban garden architecture yap warmup summer plant soil queens county chickens
Added: July 17, 2008
For more information please visit http://www.moma.org/homedelivery Installation footage for Digitally Fabricated Housing for New Orleans, June 9-July 11, 2008, as part of the exhibition Home Delivery: Fabricating the Modern Dwelling. Music courtesy of Lineland and Audio Dregs Recordings. More information at: http://www.lineland.net and http://www.audiodregs.com © 2008 The Museum of Modern Art, New York
Author: MoMAvideos
Keywords: moma museum modern art contemporary artist architecture design home delivery dwelling digitally fabricated housing for New Orleans lineland audiodregs audio dregs timelapse prefab prefabricated house
Added: July 17, 2008
Screening on July 20th and 24th, 2008 as part of the Premiere Brazil, 2008 Film exhibition: http://www.moma.org/exhibitions/film_exhibitions.php?id=9219 Estratégia Xavante (The Xavante Strategy). 2007. Brazil. Directed by Belisario Franca. The film portrays the attempts by the indigenous Xavante nation to preserve their territory and traditions, following the touching personal stories of young men sent to study the customs of urban Brazilian society in order to become spokespersons for their people. In Portuguese; English subtitles. 86 min. Sunday, July 20, 2008, 2:00 p.m. Thursday, July 24, 2008, 8:00 p.m. Trailer courtesy of the filmmaker
Author: MoMAvideos
Keywords: moma museum modern art contemporary film trailer exhibition movie premiere Brazil Estratégia Xavante The Strategy
Added: July 11, 2008
For more information please visit http://www.moma.org/homedelivery Installation footage for BURST*008 project, June 5-6, 2008, as part of the exhibition Home Delivery: Fabricating the Modern Dwelling. Music courtesy of The Big Sleep and Frenchkiss Records. More information at: http://www.thebigsleep.net © 2008 The Museum of Modern Art, New York
Author: MoMAvideos
Keywords: moma museum modern art contemporary artist architecture design home delivery dwelling burst 008 burst*008 big sleep timelapse prefab prefabricated house
Added: July 10, 2008