Tag Bottlefield

SoMe Festival este un proiect de generare a unui dialog transparent și exploratoriu, între locuitorii Bucureștiului și comunitatea artistică națională și internațională, cu focus art & science / technology.

33 de filme, provenite din mediul internaut (social media), adunate sub tema curatorială Inhabitvor pătrunde în locuri știute și neștiute ale orașului, unde vor fi atașate fizic și redate prin realitate augmentată (AR).

Vă invităm, deci, nu într-o sală de cinema pentru a chestiona apoi ce ar fi sau n-ar fi valid cinematic, ci la un treasure hunt, prin care ne redescoperim orașul, testăm cu blândețe limitele mediului video și impactul online-ului asupra unor problematici societale relevante.

SoMe Festival Awards & Honorary Mentions:

As selected by the jury: Andrei Popov, Marc Solomon & Andrei Tudose

Let me fix you – Dasha Ilina

SoMe Award for Technology
French Institute Romania Honorary Mention for French Video

---

Ardeidae – Chiara Faggionato, Daniele Tucci, Corrado Chiatti

SoMe Award for Human Relationships

---

Night in gale – Gray Cake

SoMe Award for Environment

---

Ghosts – Cristian Eduard Drăgan

SoMe Award for videos dedicated to Bucharest

---

Selective Mutism – Stathis Roukas

Goethe-Institut Honorary Mention for German Video

---

POLE A – Collettivo GMRGP

Marginal Honorary Mention

SoMe Official Selection

Salome Vepkhadze, Ulizi, 2020, Georgia
Gioula Papadopoulou, AI made me do it, 2023, Greece
Josh Harle, No exceptions, 2022, Australia
Robert B. Lisek, FIELDS, 2022, Poland
Dasha Ilina, Let me fix you, 2022, France
Josh Harle, Embedded AR Critical theory, 2016, Australia
Mara Oglakci, Trance Lucid, 2021, Romania
Eluned Zoe Aiano, Beautiful and Strange and New, 2017, Germany
Alessia Borangic, De câteva săptămâni mă tot trezesc uitându-mă la pătura de la bunica, 2022, Romania
Cristian Eduard Dragan, Ghosts, 2022, Romania
MYK, STROMA, 2020, Russia
Misael Samano Vargas, Desnudo como los animales que me persiguen, 2022, Mexico
Stathis Roukas, Selective Mutism, 2022, Germany
Alex Pasca, Expand Your Database, 2022, Romania
Chiara Faggionato, Ardeidae, 2015, Germany
Brigitte Valobra & Wald, Urban Mantra 8, 2019, Spain
Aleksei Martyniuk, STAREWELL, 2022, Russia
Cesar Ulloa Cuellar, Monologos sobres mis padres, 2022, Peru
Yav, Bridge, 2022, Georgia
collettivo GMRGP, POLE A, 2022, Italy
Daria Pugachova, Microcosmos, 2021, Ukraine
Łukasz Horbów, Europe, 2018, Poland
Kintija Avena, Butter, 2022, Latvia
Joseph Franciosa, FoxKeeper, 2020, Germany
Lena Ciobanu, Malaise, 2020, Romania
Sandrine Daumier, From the place where light goes out, 2023, France
Ilya Martynov, SOS, 2021, Germany
Anna Alexanina, Cave under water, 2022, France
Jean-Michel Rolland, Affordance, 2020, France
Vitaly Yankovy, How to pet a contaminated water snail, 2022, Romania
Marta Ciolkowska, Bottlefield, 2019, Italy
Gray Cake, Night in gale, 2020, Armenia
Maria Borisenkova, Water, 2022, Russia

Lovingly selected by
Suzana Dan
Paul Dogioiu
Sabina Suru

SoMe Festival

OPIS WYSTAWY

Od 28 czerwca do 1 września odbędzie się 12. edycja Art Nou, Barcelona Emerging Art Festival i L’Hospitalet de Llobregat. Wydarzenie, jedyne w skali kraju poświęcone tworzeniu pomostów pomiędzy młodymi artystami, rynkiem sztuki i galeriami, zaprogramuje trzydzieści cztery wystawy z udziałem ponad pięćdziesięciu artystów oraz bogaty program działań równoległych.

Art Nou, organizowany przez Stowarzyszenie Galerii Art Barcelona, ​​ma na celu stymulowanie młodej twórczości; łączenie specjalistów w dziedzinie sztuki, kolekcjonerów, krytyków i ogółu społeczeństwa z nowymi treściami i nowymi artystami; ugruntowanie statusu galerii jako miejsca spotkań i debaty, otwartego na młodych artystów; promować rynek poprzez przyciąganie kolekcjonerstwa i zwiększanie udziału obywateli w dziedzinie sztuki.

Przestrzenie Art Nou 2023

Sztuka W Nou 2023 uczestniczy 39 przestrzeni sztuki współczesnej z Barcelony i L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, w tym galerie, przestrzenie niezależne i instytucje.

Galerie to: ADN Galeria, Ana Mas Projects, àngels barcelona, ​​​​Bombon Projects, Chiquita Room, Dilalica, etHALL, Galeria Taché, Galeria Esther Montoriol, Galeria H2O, Galeria Joan Prats, Galeria Marlborough, Galeria Ola, Galeria Senda, House of Chappaz, galeria L&B, galeria L21, LAB 36, NoguerasBlanchard, ProjecteSD, RocioSantaCruz, Suburbia Contemporary i The Curators Room.

Niezależne przestrzenie to: Estructras 3000, Colette Mariana, Cordova, El Sielo, Espronceda Institute of Art & Culture, FASE, Homesession, Nomevoy, Raccoon Projects i Tangent Projects.

Instytucje te to: Can Felipa, Fundació Arranz-Bravo, Hangar, La Capella, La Casa Elizalde, La Escocesa, Sala d’Art Jove, Santa Mònica i El Canòdrom.

Artyści

Adonis Ferro, Agnes Essonti, Ainoa Galí, Alba García i Allué, Albert Riera Galceran, Alberto Alejandro Rodríguez, Ana Martínez, Andrea Aguilera, Andrés Torres Rivas, Anna Bueno París, Anna Gayete, Anna Ill, Anna Moreno, Aya Eliav, Biel Llinàs , Candela Rodríguez Bravo, Clara S Prous, Clément Courgeon, Carlos Vilá, Col·lectiu ESTRUCTURAS 3000, Daianna Sierra Camacho, Denise Thiemke, Diego Umbarila Mora, Elio Jesús, Elio Rodríguez, Felipe Franco, Freddy Rojas, Giuseppe De Bernardi, Gonzalo Guzmán , Gabriela Reyna, Grecia Azuara, Greta Reyna, Hansel Leyva, Helena Vinent, Hernan Aguirre G, Irene Royo, Itziar Molinero Miranda, Jaime Gutiérrez Armendariz, Jitka Králová, Katiuska Saavedra, José Manuel Mesías, Julia Aurora Guzmán, Laura Lis, LUCE, Lucía Bayón, Manuel Rodríguez, Maria Monegro, Marina Capdevila, Marta Ciołkowska, Maikel Sotomayor, Max Villa, laura fernández antolín, Mercè Hernández Carbonell, Mercedes Pimiento, Mikel Iniesta, Mira Makai, Natalia Dominguez, Pablo del Pozo, Paul Lakos, Richard Somonte , Rosa Aguilar, Samuel Guerrero, Sara Jiménez, Sara Santos Herbosa, Saray Purto, Sociedad 0, Sol Jorquera, Solin Yoon, Sutilmetal, Sylvia Hornsveld, Tumelo Mtimkhulu, Vera Martín Zelich, Víctor Ruiz Colomer, Xavi Ceerre.

https://www.arteinformado.com/agenda/f/art-nou-2023-222559

Canòdrom is one of the main venues on the festival Art Nou, holding an exhibition of Virtual Reality. Art Nou is the emerging art festival in Barcelona and Hospitalet that offers young national and international creators the opportunity to establish their first professional relationship with the art market, galleries, self-managed spaces, and institutions dedicated to emerging art. The festival commits one more year to stimulate young production, reclaim the galleries as spaces for meeting and debate, and put art agents and the public in contact.

Tornar-se. A virtual sensitive experience

In general we live in an automatic way, dissociating ourselves from the present, from what we feel and from the body. We are not aware of how sight and sound affect us to the point of evoking a sensation, feeling or emotion that can be pleasant or unpleasant depending on the emotional baggage that each person has. This exhibition is an invitation to become aware of our present and to learn how the brain works in the face of different stimuli.

Artists: Sutilmetal Sol Jorquera Contereras Sara Jimenez Blanco Freddy Rojas Candela Rodríguez Bravo

SIMULATIONS. A virtual experience on the climate change

[Simulations] raises the idea that the disasters caused during the Anthropocene epoch, along with the rapid growth of the technology industry and the inaction of world governments to address the environmental crisis, have degenerated into a death of nature, in favor of an expanding virtualization of the world. The exhibition encourages visitors to enter the virtual space to face some of the future challenges of the 21st century, in an attempt to materialize -through digitalization- an ignored, but still possible, future.

Artists: Paul Lakos Marta Ciołkowska Denise Thiemke Anna Gayete

These exhibitions have been comissionated as part of the Master in Digital Art Curating of the ESDi School of Design (URL), and showcased in Festival ART NOU in collaboration with Canòdrom. SIMULACROS has been created in residence in ESPRONCEDA.

https://canodrom.barcelona/en/esdeveniment-agenda/virtual-reality-showcase

Once again and as early as 24th of September, Wrocław will be transformed into a city of moving murals. During the 4th edition of Kinomural, a unique event combining cinema with the urban tissue, over 70 artists from all around the world will present their animations on the tenements of the historic district by the name of Przedmieście Odrzańskie. 6 themed walls will feature several dozen audiovisual works. This year their creators will compete to win prizes including the Prize of the Mayor of Wrocław. Kinomural will be preceded by a historic walk in the district, as well as a meeting dedicated to art in the public space.

For four years already, a single evening hosts a dozen or so thousand spectators who gather to view a gigantic outdoor gallery. Tenement side walls are transformed into enormous canvases for moving murals, ephemeral projections in various forms – from video art through sound performance and experimental films, to audiovisual installations.

Themed walls, Nick Cave and special eventsDuring this year’s Kinomural we will see works by artists from all around the globe whom the curator’s committee has selected to the main section, works awarded in an open call for audio-visual interpretations of a quote from Nick Cave’s song “Fireflies”, as well as animations by students of the Department of Media Art at the Academy of Art and Design in Wrocław.

The fourth edition of the event has some novelties in the program template – For the first time each of the six projection walls has its leading theme– says Bartek Bartos, the director of Kinomural – The wall on Jagiellończyka street are pulsating fantasies about the body and the mind, both fascinating and disturbing. Ołbińska are cosmic puzzles that coalesce into astounding structures. Then there is also the wall on Wincentego street which will prove that the various can become harmonious– he adds. The wall at Niemcewicza 27 hosts not only our traditional Bed-time cartoon on the largest screen in the world, but also the Poetry Wall, curated by Adriana Prodeus, which will tackle the question of what motion visual poetry is. The wall at Niemcewicza 30b will be used exclusively by Peter Burr, a New York master of computer animation. Together with the artist’s digital works, we will dive into the world of video games and try to find the exit out of a maze of endless landscapes, dystopias, and flickering pixels.Living and working in Brooklyn, Burr will come to Wrocław in person. Trzebnicka street will display the results of the workshops carried out within the LAACT project Light as a Creative Tool) by Robert Sochacki from the NOKS collective. Visual and sound artists will create an animation whose starting point is the light – its presence in everyday life and its significance in modern art.

The organizers are preparing two special screenings – a new glimpse into Tomek Tryzna and Agata Bartos’s project „Threshold” that is, stories that take place in the world that suddenly and dramatically lacks color and a special project by Piotr Bartos, Filip Zawada, and Konrad Imiela with music by Tom Waits.

For the first time in Kinomural’s history, the jury will award prize money. Thanks to the patronage of OKRE Development three equivalent prizes in the amount of 2000 PLN each, will be awarded among the artists from the open call.Three further awards in the same amount – the Prize of the Mayor of Wrocław – will go to artists in the main section. The jury’s verdict will be announced on September 25.

Przedmieście Oławskie to discover
This year Kinomural moves to a new place. This time we will watch moving murals in the historic district of Przedmieście Odrzańskie. On the 17th of September at 4 p.m., you can take part in a walk around the district. –Together we will search for the genius loci of Nadodrze in its places, art, and lives of the inhabitants of this part of the city – says Ewa Pluta, art historian and guide.The tour will start right under the mural at Łokietka 1, titled “The Gate to Nadodrze”. Participation in the event is free of charge, but it is necessary to book your place in advance:
https://app.evenea.pl/event/spacerprzedmiescieodrzanskie/

Kinomural 2022 will take place on September 24 at 7:30-10:00 p.m. at six locations: Trzebnicka 19-21, Jagiellończyka 40, św. Wincentego 39a-41a, Niemcewicza 27 and Niemcewicza 30b, and Ołbińska 16.

The event will be preceded by a discussion panel dedicated to art in the public space organized by Kinomural and OKRE Development. It is scheduled for September 23 at 6 p.m. in Pod Ciśnieniem (Sudecka 96). This will be a meeting of an artist, a designer and an architect, with Peter Burr, Paweł Grobelny, and Zbigniew Maćków.The discussion will be hosted by art critic and curator of Kinomural, Adriana Prodeus. All events at Kinomural are free of charge.

The highest quality of projections on tenement walls is ensured by EPSON – the event’s technological partner. Kinomural takes place thanks to the support of the Municipality of Wrocław.

OPEN CALL 2022 – RESULTS
ARTISTS

PL	Kamil Wójcik
CN	Tsz-wing HO
BA	Miodrag Manojlović
US	Alexander Fingrutd
IR	Arash Akbari
RU	Aleksei Martyniuk
PL/IT	Marta Ciołkowska
PL	Marek Hajduk
BY/PL	Katsiaryna Kardash
BE/RO	Fierbinteanu
ES	Pepon Meneses & Laura Ginès Bataller
IT	mammasONica / Luca Pulvirenti
PL	Zuzanna Michalska
PL	Wojciech Puławski
PL	Wojciech Siejak
AR	Muriel Sago
PL	Anita Szprych – Omurike Wolterr

http://www.kinomural.com/en/edition/2022/news

http://www.kinomural.com/en/edition/2022/program