Russian New Media during the time of the Venice Biennale...
“Filtration of White Noise” by Elena Gubanova & Ivan Govorkov, 2012. Courtesy of the Artists and CYLAND.
EVENT:
CAPITAL OF NOWHERE
An exhibition by: CYLAND Media Art Lab (St Petersburg, Russia) & CSAR (Centro Studi sulle Arti della Russia), Università Ca' Foscari Venezia
NEW MEDIA
WORK BY:
Anna Frants,
Elena Gubanova & Ivan Govorkov, Marina Koldobskaya, Vitaly
Pushnitsky, Peter Belyi, Alexander Terebenin, Petr Shvetsov, Ludmila
Belova, Alexandra Dementieva, Kurvenschreiber Collective
CURATED BY:
Silvia Burini, Matteo Bertelé
VERNISSAGE:
May 31 (7pm)
HELD AT:
CFZ Ca' Foscari Zattere / Cultural Flow Zone Zattere, Dorsoduro 1392, 30123 Venice / Boat stop: Zattere (map>)
EXHIBIT DATES:
May 27 - July 10, 2013
GENERAL HRS:
May 27 - June 9: Tues – Sat, 10am - 10pm; Sun: 2pm - 10pm
June 10 - July 10: Tues – Sat, 10am - 6pm; Sun: 2pm - 6 pm
with
EVENT:
SPECIAL PROGRAMMING
Panel Discussions organized by: DIGICULT& CYLANDMedia Art Lab (St Petersburg, Russia) &
CSAR(Centro Studi sulle Arti della Russia), Università Ca' Foscari Venezia
DATE:
May 31 (11am - 2:30pm)
HELD AT:
Università Ca' Foscari
Aula Baratto, Dorsoduro 3246 Venice / Boat stop: Ca' Rezzonico or San Tomà (map>)
“Cloud that Smells Blue” by Anna Frants, 2012. Courtesy of the Artist and CYLAND.
“Unnecessary Alphabet” by Peter Belyi, 2006. Courtesy of the Artist.
“A Roman Holiday” by Marina Koldobskaya, 2008. Courtesy of the Artist.
"Digicult Panel" Image by Kurt Hentschlager, 2013. Courtesy of DIGICULT.
“Farewell” by Tanya Akhmetgalieva & Michaela Muchina, 2012. Courtesy of the Artist.
EXHIBITION: CAPITAL OF NOWHERE
Envisioning a variable landscape...
In traditional societies, generations would come and
go much faster than habitat would change. Catastrophes changed
landscapes, be it natural or human in origin - from volcano eruption to
migration to asteroid to cultivation. In contemporary times, variety is
introduced quickly into landscapes by prosperity or adversity. Over the
last century, industrialization, urbanization, revolution, wars,
construction and reconstruction – each lead to a generation living under
conditions different than previous ones.
The exhibit "CAPITAL OF NOWHERE" is about life in a changing landscape during the Information Age…
Among 13 exhibited artworks personalizing effects of
industrialization, urbanization, revolution, wars, construction and
reconstruction are Alexandra Dementieva's interactive "Breathless"
translating exhalation digitally into light and words, Vitaly
Pushnitsky's hybrid painting-projection "Waiting" juxtaposing the
transpiring of a sunrise over the existence of archaic columns, Elena
Gubanova and Ivan Govorkov's sculptural “Generations” physically uniting
decades of doors in solidarity; performances by collective Mylo
screened on Soviet era soap. Contributions by CYLAND CoFounders include
Anna Frants' new media installation "Cloud that Smells Blue" which
inverts the relationship between oneself to the world and Marina
Koldobskaya's ideal city painted on found fragments of old furniture.
This 6 week exhibit at CFZ (Cultural Flow Zone) (map>)
will hold a Vernissage: May 31 (7pm) in conjunction with special Programming: May 31 (11am-2:30pm) uniting Russia and Italy New Media pioneers at Aula Baratto (map>)
SPECIAL PROGRAMMING
International New Media curators,
critics, academics and artist gather to explore Art & Technology in
contemporary culture on May 31:
11:30-13:00 / DIGICULT presents
A New Media discussion: “WE’RE ON THE ROAD TO NOWHERE”
Curated and introduced by: Marco Mancuso (Digicult Director)
With: Alessio Erioli, Bertram Niessen, Domenico Quaranta, Valentina Tanni
Exploring the dynamics related to information
dissemination, networks and channels promoting professional and artistic
collaborations, esteemed panel guests will give their insight into
nature and landscapes around us. Dialogue will exlore the technological
complexity and variety of styles, expressions and languages that
characterize contemporary art while reflecting on the meaning of
identity and medialisation which is part of us, men and women of the XXI
Century... Full Curatorial Statement By Marco Mancuso and Panel Bios >
13:00-14:30 / CYLAND presents
A New Media discussion: "CAPITAL ON ISLAND"
Introduced by Anna Frants and Marina Koldobskaya
Followed by video program: "CHANGING LANDSCAPE"
Curated by Victoria Ilyushkina
Featuring Work by: Alex Antipin, Boris Kazakov, Luda
Belova, Maxim Svishev, Manya Alexeeva, Tanya Akhmetgalieva, Michaela
Muchina, Maya Popova, Dimitri Lurie, Edward Shelganov, Anton Khlabov,
Olga Jurgenson
Films in this program are addressed to a genius loci -
the protective spirit of a place, the cultural and historical landscape
paradigm. In this series of videos the city is St Petersburg, a place
that has changed its name, spirit and character more than once. Hero to
darker figure, classical or revolutionary, the faces of the city are
multiple and illusory as seen through the eyes of the artists it
harbors... Full List of Videos and Summaries >
CYLAND Media Lab
is one of Russia's most active New Media art nonprofit organizations.
CYLAND houses the largest archive of Eastern European video art online,
organizes exhibits around the world and is the force behind CYBERFEST
(Russia’s largest annual New Media art event.) CYBERFEST has been held
across St Petersburg’s top art institutions: The State Hermitage Museum,
Peter and Paul Fortress, KURYOKHIN MODERN ART CENTER, Borey Gallery,
the Gallery of Experimental Sound and Creative Space Tkachi. The 7th
edition of CYBERFEST will take place November, 2013. CYLAND was
cofounded by Marina Koldobskaya and Anna Frants.
CSAR The Center for Studies on the Arts of Russia
is promoted by the Ca' Foscari University of Venice and the Direction
of International Programs with the support of the Ministries of Culture
and Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation. It is the first
university center in Italy which aims to carry out systematic research
and dissemination of the cultural heritage of Russia. Its activities
include permanent and temporary workshops, international conferences,
film festivals and supporting Performing Arts. Scientific publications,
catalogs of art collections and promotion of cultural activities are
done primarily to benefit future generations. Since opening in March
2011, the Center has created or collaborated on ten exhibitions.
DIGICULT
is a cultural platform that examines the impact of digital
technologies and sciences on the arts, design, culture and
contemporary society. Digicult was born to give voice and visibility
to a new generation of interdisciplinary authors, expand their
circuits into an international context, and simultaneously break the
existing inflexible publishing rules of the press, by exploiting
potentialities of the Web, and its free networks.
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