The closing reception for Space is the Place takes place today from 18.00-20.00 at the NCAD gallery.
There will also be a live work from 12.00 with Glenn Loughran creating a window drawing on the topic of ‘Precarity and the University’.
Manchester’s favourite psychogeographers the loiterers resistance moment (LRM) are taking over a bench in Manchester for a day and twittering the event live to us in the NCAD gallery for Space is the Place. Check out the live twitter feed
I’ll be giving a paper on Joyce Walks tomorrow at ISEA in Belfast. I’m on at 12 on the Positionings : local and global transactions panel and will be in Belfast until Thursday trying to get to see as much as I can in a very short time.
As part of the Dublin Hub Events of ISEA 2009 ( here and here) Data 36: with Jonah Brucker-Cohen, Katherine Moriwaki and Gijs Gieskes takes place this Saturday 22 August from 18.30 at the new IMOCA building on Lad Lane Dublin 4 (off Baggot st) click here for a map. Expect an interesting turnout there’s already lots of international new media types in town for ISEA next week.
The program for the Dublin Hub Events for ISEA 2009 is available here and here (PDFs). Lots of cool stuff including Space is the Place curated by myself.
Keep up to date on the Space is the Place Twitter and delicious
NCAD Gallery for ISEA 2009
27 August – 1 September 2009
Space is the Place is an exhibition I’m curating of documentation of artistic practices which intervene in public space. The focus is on ephemeral, temporary works which take place out of a gallery setting, living on only in their documentation.
Participating artists will send documentation of their work as images, texts and video directly to the gallery electronically where the material will be printed out and displayed on walls and screens by the curatorial team with the exhibition being produced in the gallery during it’s run.
A submission / suggestion system utilising social networking sites Facebook, Del.icio.us and Twitter will also be provided. . The exhibition will have a reading room aesthetic with comfortable seating and texts laid out on trestle tables. Visitors will be encouraged to sit and browse the documentation on offer and engage with the exhibition personnel. At the end of the exhibition the documentation will be collected and archived as a resource.
Participating artists & Projects include:
Aram Bartholl
Blackletter
Ralph Borland
Cormac Browne
John Buckley
Martin John Callanan
Joseph Delappe
Benjamin Gaulon
Institute for Applied Autonomy
I Left This Here For You To Read
Thorsten Knaub
Laboratorio de Situaciones
Glenn Loughran
The Loiterers Resistance Movement
Conor McGarrigle
Eve Mosher
Christian Nold
PARKing
Katie Paterson
Quadrafónica Urbana
Gordan Savicic
Mark Shepard
Surveillance Camera Players
Transborder Immigrant Tool
Trespass
Jeremy Wood
You Are Not Here
More information:
NCAD Gallery
Map of Dublin ISEA events here
The Refunct09 symposium, organised by the IMOCA in collaboration with the DATA, for ISEA09. This event will combine workshops, discussions, performances and an exhibition of some of the main actors of the field of circuit bending and hardware hacking/recycling internationally.
The first event will be the Data Event 36: with Jonah Brucker-Cohen, Katherine Moriwaki and Gijs Gieskes as part of ISEA09 on 22nd of August from 10.30 to 17.30 at the new IMOCA building on Lad Lane Dublin 4 (off Baggot st) click here for a map.
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