дрейф  / DRIFT Сверх-Новое время - Ничто не является тем SUPERMODERN - Nothing is what it seem. Curated by Lee Wells November 12-26, 2008 NCCA MOSCOW National Center for Contemporary Ar Moscow, Zoologicheskaya st., 13, build. 2. Artists Include: AES+F Group (Moscow), Jeremy Blake (New York), Cao Fei (Beijing), Carlos Amorales (Mexico City), Chris Borkowski (New York), Stewart Home (London), Christina McPhee (Los Angeles), Mark Tribe (New York), O Zhang (Beijing / New York) Perry Bard (New York), [PAM] Perpetual Art Machine (Brooklyn), Second Front (International), Robert Adanto (Los Angeles) Special [PAM] Screening program includes the artists: [dNASAb] (USA), Andrew Erdos (USA),  G.H. Hovagimyan (USA), Den Marino (Russia), Miroslaw Rogala (Poland / USA), Maria Joao Salema (Portugal / USA), Raphaele Shirley (France / USA),  Federico Solmi (Italy / USA), Alison Williams (South Africa), Zer Gut Group (Russia) Organized by the artist and curator Lee Wells, DRIFT brings together a unique comparison of some of today’s most engaging top young contemporary video and Internet artists who all infuse their work with a strong socio-cultural critique. They focus on how communications and media technologies have opened a space for video and new media to speak openly to a spectacle of uncontrolled influences and the myriad of ideas that infiltrate our minds-eye in our ever-growing info-sphere. DRIFT, investigates video artists navigating the psychological liberation and isolation brought about through new global cultural and technological advancements in the 21st century. The thirteen works selected for Drift together tell a story that is both fact and fiction, real and virtual. Not so much a theme show but a meta-narrative reflecting humanity’s essential nature in a time of incredible change. The works define a new mythology, beyond nostalgia and postmodern speculation. A document of everyday life very different from Vertov’s vision, yet so similar in structure and influence. Almost a century later, these artists, a new global avant-garde, bring us fragments of a 21st century epic, all of them, searching for a deeper truth in the maelstrom of the western spectacle. For more detailed information on DRIFT and the artist involved please visit, http://www.ncca.ru. Contact: Alisa Prudnikova Director NCCA Ekaterinburg – This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it Lee Wells – This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it / +1 917 723 2524 (NYC) / +7 915 064 1043