TRIENNALE 29 et 30 mai 2010 à Montmartin Sur Mer « daZibaOO

April 06, 2012

TRIENNALE 29 et 30 mai 2010 à Montmartin Sur Mer « daZibaOO.

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Ólafur Arnalds – Near Light Living Room Songs

March 23, 2012

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Fjällbjörk

March 02, 2012

Fjällbjörk

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Memento Vitae

Memento Vitae

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Flying Carpet

Flying Carpet

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Of the First Mould


 

Of the First Mould

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Mommy’s Crystal Tears


Channel 2

Mommys’ Crystal Tears

2011, 7:40, HD video, surround sound

Mommy’s Crystal Tears is a four channel video installation composed of two women’s faces isolated on a white background, separated by a slow moving close-up of a swaying chandelier. As a reference to Michelangelo’s Putti in his Sistine Chapel, winged babies soar above our heads, projected on the ceiling.

The women are a mother (projected on the left) and her daughter (projected on the right). The daughter’s amplified eyes are semi-transparent, orbiting reflective Black Obsidian crystals. The pupils are barely visible. She looks straight at us, occasionally shifting horizontally in deceptive increments. The esoteric mother hovers from above, embedded in a white cloth or cloud and looks down. She is crying raw diamonds, which at a closer look contain a blinking eye.

The two faces are separated by the third video, a slowly swaying chandelier towering towards a white ceiling. The Black Obsidian crystal and raw diamond hover in front of the swaying chandelier.

The diegetic sound of the crystal chandelier clinking as it sways has been stretched to the duration of one millennium. The first 7:40 of the millennium is heard in each cycle of the work. A motorized chandelier that sways 45º, 30cm from the floor is also installed in the exhibition space.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
– 4 HD video projectors
– 4 media players and hard drive
– 5.1 surround sound system with optical input
– 8 speakers and 1 subwoofer
– chandelier and motion device (provided by artist)
– mattresses and cushions for viewing (provided by artist)

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SvD:s kulturchef: ”Paradoxernas mästare” | SvD

February 26, 2012

“Han var en finlirare, inte de stora gesternas man, skriver Kaj Schueler som var regiassistent åt Erland Josephson under arbetet med pjäsen Broder Eichmann.”

SvD:s kulturchef: ”Paradoxernas mästare” | SvD.

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0 JPEG Image, 1500×1001 pixels – Scaled 67%

January 20, 2012

0 JPEG Image, 1500×1001 pixels – Scaled 67%.

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Czegledi Artlaw – The Institute of Art and Cultural Heritage

January 17, 2012

The Institute of Art and Cultural Heritage is a non-profit organization dedicated to education on issues concerning cultural heritage and to the promotion and support of modern art and contemporary artists.

Czegledi Artlaw – The Institute of Art and Cultural Heritage.

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Czegledi Artlaw – Contact

Czegledi Artlaw – Contact.

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Rachelle Puryear ’69 | Trinity Magazine 2008 – Trinity Washington University

January 09, 2012

Rachelle Puryear ’69 | Trinity Magazine 2008 – Trinity Washington University.

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Maija Lempiäinen-Nyrén

October 12, 2011

Maija Lempiäinen-Nyrén.

 

Maija is my greatest friend since..always.  Maija has an incredibly interesting and mysterious inner life. Everyone who is around her becomes fascinated with this lovely, inward looking woman from Finland with her small, black star’ eyes and  soft and gentle voice. Looking at her art is like swimming for the soul. The delicate yet ‘significant’ plants  in Maija’s paintings  constitute a huge and developing  herbarium and is her visual vocabulary.

Although most critics and viewers see her motifs as plants, Maija’s created ‘things’ are not  necessarily plants but creatures, shadows, water,  natural formations, form, colour, all approximations of her own truth, stemming from her strong connection to life. How else explain it? The variations are endless, streaming out to us from Maija’s  generous source/well of  emotional engagement and ardor.  Year after year she keeps her direction, follows her road. She seems to always be on her road, regardless of what happens around her, in real life.  Maybe for Maija the richness of her inner life is more real than reality.  Her art is her generous invitation to us to share her world.  For as long as I have known Maija, 3o years now she has not hesitated, veered, vacillated, put her brush down for more than a couple of days.  Thank you Maija.

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Gunilla Josephson at The Box Salon

October 08, 2011

Crystal Tears

The Box is a quarterly salon night of readings, performances, screenings, interventions and networking that aims to bring diverse communities and audiences into an environment of artistic and social intermingling.

October 26th, 8pm at the Rivoli (backroom)
The Box invites you to an evening of short words, film, performance and music by:

Laura Barrett
Henri Fabergé
Simla Civelek
Andrea Cooper
Dani Couture
John Doyle
Dyan Marie
Gunilla Josephson

+ door treats
from Alfred A. Knopf, Anchor Canada, Arc Poetry Magazine, Art Gallery of York University, Attack Records, Carousel, Coach House Books, Dandyhorse, Geist, Duncannon Press, Good for Her, The Malahat Review, Mercer Union, Pedlar Press, Pierre Poire, Random House, Shameless, Tsar Book, Worn Magazine and otherse

Where & when:
Rivoli (backroom)
8:00pm
332 Queen St W
Toronto, ON
MAP

Full Listing on The Box Website

Read The Box Salon Article  on Gunilla Josephson

 

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