HYPERIMAGING!—Gjon Mili 2017: Award Exhibition/ 15 Edition
HYPERIMAGING!
Gjon Mili 2017: Award Exhibition/ 15 Edition
The opening ceremony will take place on Friday, October 13, 2017 at 20:00th at The National Gallery of Kosovo
HYPERIMAGING! IMAGES IN AND OUT OUR SCREENS – Artists and opening ceremony announced
THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF KOSOVO HAS THE PLEASURE TO INVITE YOU TO ATTEND THE OPENING OF GJON MILI 2017 AWARD EXHIBITION/15TH EDITION
HYPERIMAGING! Images in and out of our screens
13.10. 2017-13.11. 2017
Curated by Alfredo Cramerotti
The opening ceremony will take place on Friday October 13th, 2017 at 20:00H at the National Gallery of Kosovo, Pristina.
Participating artists:
Have it / Margo Wolowiec / Anne De Vries / Erica Scourti / Clare Strand / Jeff Guess / Eliza Hoxha / Alice Pedroletti / Christopher Meerdo / Oskar Schmidt / Brilant Pireva / Kushtrim Asllani / Jordan Tate / Dardan Zhegrova / Sadi Suhodolli (TADI) / Thomson&Craighead / Eva&Franco Mattes / Thomas Galler / Claudia Sola
Curated by Alfredo Cramerotti / Assistant curator: Atdhe Mulla / Artistic Liaison: Alexis Brocchi.
More info:
http://www.aicauk.org/2017/09/18/hyperimaging-images-in-and-out-our-screens/
Image: So Like You, 2013-15. Courtesy Erica Scourti
Press coverage for the Pavilion of Mauritius at the 56th International Art Exhibition – la Biennale di Venezia, Italy
My Art Guides
by Michele Perna
30 March 2015
Artribune
by Ginevra Bria
4 May 2015
Undo.net [extract]
by Alice Pedroletti
06 May 2015
Safina Radio Project
by Anabelle De Gersigny
8 May 2015
Live link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/u2apyvjbbtatwjj/Mauritius%208%20May%201.mp3?dl=0
Artsy.com
by Julie Baumgardner
08 May 2015
ArtReview online exclusive
09 May 2015
All The Word’s Futures national participations video channel: Mauritius
by Fondazione La Biennale di Venezia
22 May 2015
or
http://www.labiennale.org/it/mediacenter/video/56-36.htmlor
Undo.net [OTHER NARRATIVES: Conversazioni sui confini dell’arte] / Tonic Magazine [NARRATIVAS DE LA OTREDAD. Conversaciones sobre los confines en el arte]
by Claudia Antelli, Vittoria Pavesi and Roberta Garieri
14 June 2015
or
http://1995-2015.undo.net/it/videopool/1434287507#
Google Cultural Institute: The 56th International Art Exhibition online
by Fondazione La Biennale di Venezia and John Prime (text editor)
21 Oct 2015
MOSTYN new exhibition season opening: Open 19 + We’ve Got Mail II
I am pleased to announce the opening of MOSTYN’s new season of exhibitions, on FRIDAY 13 March 2015
MOSTYN Open 19
38 artists selected from open call submission.
The winner of the £10,000 prize will be announced on the night.
Participating artists for MOSTYN Open 19 are Caroline Allen, Mark Beldan, Hannah Birkett, Jorge Lizalde Cano, Ciriaca + Erre, Briony Clarke, Teresa Cos, Maria Ana Vasco Costa, Fiona Curran, Peter Doubleday, Mark Doyle, Alex Duncan, Catrin Llwyd, Rosie Farey, Carlos Noronha Feio, Rebecca Gould, Shreepad Joglekar, Gethin Wyn Jones, Justyna Kabala, Debbie Locke & Sara Dudman, Robert Lye, McGilvary/White, Lindsey Mendick, Fay Nicolson, Timea Anita Oravecz, David Paddy, Simon Parish, Alice Pedroletti, Jonathan Phillips, Susan Phillips, Serena Porrati, Steph Shipley, Tim Simmons, Kristian Smith, Matthew Smith, Catrine Val, Dominic Watson, Ben Woodeson.
MOSTYN Open 19 has been selected by Claire Norcross, Designer; Philip Hughes, Director of Ruthin Craft Centre; Marinella Senatore, Artist; Adam Carr, Visual Arts Programme Curator of MOSTYN; Alfredo Cramerotti, Director of MOSTYN and you, the visiting audience, for the People’s Choice.
The fourth in a series that examines the MOSTYN building’s rich heritage, We’ve Got Mail II continues the gallery’s response to its former use as a postal sorting office. In 2014 We’ve Got Mail I presented a history of the Royal Mail alongside artworks by contemporary artists. This second show looks specifically at the history of the postcard in the town of Llandudno and presents a selection of classic examples of the use of the postcard in the visual arts.
Artists: Carl Andre, Daniel Buren, Sophie Calle, Robert Filliou, Richard Hamilton, Lawrence Weiner
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