Program with eight videos is available online during September 2010 on VisualContainer:
The program is selected from the Oslo Screen Festival. My film “MAMO” selected.
Silent Cry, by Wilfried Agricola de Cologne (DE)
Mamo, by Anders Weberg (SE)
Heart Beat, by Mia Nikolic (RS)
Exótica, by Sérgio Cruz (PT/UK)
Black Hole, by Johanna Reich (DE)
Copy City, by Denise Hauser (NO)
The Red City, by Sabina Jacobsson (NO)
The Sun Tattooed, by Shwan Dler Qaradaki (NO/IQ)
Wikitopia is Hong Kong’s First Tinyfest on Collaborative Future held by Videotage.
Date: September 18, 2010 (Sat)
Time: 8:30pm–10:00pm
Venue: Doublehappiness Studio, Wan Chai
The Exquisite Corpse Video Project II (ECVP2) is a unique video collaboration among artists from all over the world, inspired by the Surrealist creation method, the “Exquisite Corpse”.
In the Surrealist ‘game’, a paper is folded such that each contributor sees only a small portion of the previous contributor’s work, and begins his own work from that small portion. When the last participant is finished, the sheet is unfolded to reveal a strangely divergent, yet contiguous form or figure.
Using the semi‐blind, sequential method of the surrealists’ game, ECVP participants create video art in response to the final ten seconds of the previous member’s work. Each member is asked to incorporate these seconds into their piece, creating transitions as they please, until everyone’s vision is threaded together into an instigating final “corpse.”
While the Surrealists are said to have created the method almost a century ago, only recently could such a fast‐paced, pan‐global, audiovisual variation of this exercise be produced. The inspiring process of exchange among ‘strangers’ from around the world illuminates the possibilities of globalized, collective creativity.
ECVP screenings and exhibitions have been taking place in various countries since June 2008, such as Sweden, US, UK, Greece, Canada, Brazil, Australia and South Africa.
A second screening of the Human Emotion Project in Iran.
Mohsen Art Gallery (September 7 · 6:30pm – 9:00pm)
Curated by Sohrab M. Kashani and Alison Williams.
Iran 2010 HEP – curatorial Alison Williams
1.Michael Douglas Hawk and Lizet Benrey “secret place” Germany/Mexico
2.Glenn Church “I is another” USA
3.48073 “09066 silence” Netherlands
4.Michael Chang “on silence” Denmark
5.Behjat Omer “whistle conversation miran & celine” UK/Kurdistan
6.Anders Weberg “Je Suis Père et mon Père est Père” Sweden
7.Niclas Hallberg “american dream” Sweden
8.Manfred Marburger “proud” UK
9.Mads Lungdahl “the source” Denmark
10.Edwin Stolk “turbulence” Netherlands
11.Amina Bech “tranquility” Norway
12.Alberto Guerreiro “LIQUID FORCE” Portugal
13.Elena Skoko “miss cencetti waiting” Italy
14.Hakan Akçura “Catharsis” Turkey/Sweden
15.Anthony Elliot “get a job nbr 2″ UK
16.Jerry King Musser “reluctant angels” USA
17.Bill Millett “fragmented amygdala“ UK
18.Danny Germansen “wish” Denmark
19.German Britch “garbage face” Argentina
20.Ulf Kristiansen “the hope of enduring long” Norway
21.Neil Howe “when I grow up” Australia
22. Adamo Macri “ooc” Canada
Mine and Robert Willims film Elsewhereness:CapeTown will be screened at the 3rd annual Antimatter Film Festival, October 8 to 16, 2010 in Victoria, BC, Canada within the frameworks of the City Breath Project curated by Kai Lossgott.
More info about the elsewhereness film series at: http://www.elsewhereness.com
Fantastic News.
Human Emotion Project HEP2010 Iran curated by Sohrab M.Kashani and co-curatorial Alison Williams.
September at the Sazmanab Project gallery in Tehran, Iran
My film, JE SUIS PÈRE ET MON PÈRE EST PÈRE is selected for the screening.
List of Artists.
1.Michael Douglas Hawk and Lizet Benrey “secret place” Germany/Mexico
2.Glenn Church “I is another” USA
3.48073 “09066 silence” Netherlands
4.Michael Chang “on silence” Denmark
5.Behjat Omer “whistle conversation miran & celine” UK/Kurdistan
6.Anders Weberg “JE SUIS PÈRE ET MON PÈRE EST PÈRE” Sweden
7.Niclas Hallberg “american dream” Sweden *
8.Manfred Marburger “proud” UK
9.Mads Lungdahl “the source” Denmark
10.Edwin Stolk “turbulence” Netherlands
11.Amina Bech “tranquility” Norway
12.Alberto Guerreiro “liquid force” Portugal
13.Elena Skoko “miss cencetti waiting” Italy
14.Hakan Akcura “catharsis” Turkey/Sweden
15.Anthony Elliot “get a job nbr 2″ UK
16.Jerry King Musser “reluctant angels” USA
17.Bill Millett “fragmented amygdala “UK
18.Danny Germansen “wish” Denmark
19.German Britch “garbage face” Argentina
20.Ulf Kristiansen “the hope of enduring long” Norway
My Film “MAMO” that I filmed with my mobile phone when I visited Birkenau (Auschwitz II) in 2008 is selected for the 20th edition of Semana de Cine Experimental de Madrid that runs between November 19-26.
My film from 2006 “For Sore Eyes” selected for the exhibition Pixelerations.
PIXILERATIONS [v.7]
A showcase of digital media and interactive performance
part of the FirstWorks Festival.
September 30-October 10, 2010 in Providence, Rhode Island
PIXILERATIONS [v.7] is a new media showcase in Providence, Rhode Island that investigates the state of new media arts through installations, concert performances and film/video screenings. It is part of the larger FirstWorks Festival (www.first-works.org), a multidimensional performing arts festival held in Providence each fall. Pixilerations is produced by FirstWorks in collaboration with the Rhode Island School of Design, Brown University, and the City of Providence’s Department of Art, Culture + Tourism.
My film “Undisclosed Beauty” selected for this years edition of Optica Festival. A nice festival with nice people.
It will be part of the program of the Festival in Madrid, wich will be celebrated from September 23th until the
26th, around several venues.
The projection will take place at La Casa Encendida.
The Exquisite Corpse Vol 2 is screened tonight in Cali, Colombia
Hola a todos los amantes del cine y el video. Los invito a que asistan este próximo sábado 7 de agosto a la proyección (primicia en Colombia) de un excelente grupo de videos que conforman el proyecto “Exquisite Corpse”, el cual reune a más de 50 artistas de 21 países.
Fecha: Sábado 7 de Agosto de 2010
Hora: 7 pm
Lugar: Pascua restaurantre
Dirección: Carrera 26 # 3-77. Cali
Teléfono: 5563268
Entrada Libre
The ECVP [Exquisite Corpse Video Project] is a video collaboration collaboration project inspired by the Surrealist creation method, the “Exquisite Corpse”. The project is coordinated by the Brazilian artist Kika Nicolela and currently has 63 participating artists from 21 different countries.
HOW?
In the Surrealist ‘game’, a paper is folded such that each contributor sees only a small portion of the previous contributor’s work, and begins his own work from that small portion. When the last participant is finished, the sheet is unfolded to reveal a strangely divergent, yet contiguous form or figure.
Using the semi-blind, sequential method of the surrealists’ game, ECVP participants create video art in response to the final ten seconds of the previous member’s work. Each member is asked to incorporate these seconds into their piece, creating transitions as they please, until everyone’s vision is threaded together into an instigating final “corpse.”
While the Surrealists are said to have created the method almost a century ago, only recently could such a fast-paced, pan-global, audiovisual variation of this exercise be produced. The inspiring process of exchange between artists from around the world illuminates the possibilities and potentials of a globalized, collective creativity.
WHERE?
ECVP Screenings and exhibitions have been taking place in various countries since June 2008, such as Sweden, USA, Greece, Canada, Brazil, Mexico and South Africa.
WHO?
Complete list of artists in both ECVP Vol. 1 and Vol. 2:
Alberto Guerreiro (Portugal)
Alexandra Buhl (Denmark)
Alexandra Gelis (Colombia)
Alicia Felberbaum (England)
Alison Williams (South Africa)
Alvaro Campo (Switzerland)
Ambuja Magaji (India)
Anders Weberg (Sweden)
Anthony Siarkiewicz (USA)
Arthur Tuoto (Brazil)
Brad Wise (USA)
Bruno Penteado (Brazil)
Caroline Breton (France)
Christian Leduc (Canada)
Danny Germansen (Denmark)
Dave Swensen (USA)
Dellani Lima (Brazil)
Fernando Velazquez (Brazil)
Gabriel Soucheyre (France)
Giada Ghiringhelli (Italy)
Giselle Beiguelman (Brazil)
Guillermina Buzio (Argentina)
Hans Manner-Jakobsen (Denmark)
Hélène Abram (France)
Jake Selvidio (USA)
Jan Hakon Erichsen (Norway)
Jan Kather (USA)
Joas Sebastian Nebe (Germany)
John Criscitello (USA)
John Pirard (Belgium)
Jorge Lozano (Canada)
Joshua Sandler (USA)
Joy Whalen (USA)
Kai Lossgott (South Africa)
Katja Bjorn (Denmark)
Katy Connor (UK)
Kika Nicolela (Brazil)
Kim Dotty Hachmann (Germany)
Kim Thøgersen Grønborg (Denmark)
Lucas Bambozzi (Brazil)
Mads Ljungdahl (Denmark)
Marty McCutcheon (USA)
Matthias Roth (Germany)
Michael Chang (Denmark)
Michael Greathouse (USA)
Mike Bennion (UK)
Niclas Hallberg (Sweden)
Nung-Hsin Hu (Taiwan)
Paulina Sandberg (UK)
Pedro Reis (Portugal)
Per E Riksson (Sweden)
Pila Rusjan (Slovenia)
Renata Padovan (Brazil)
Romuald Beugnon (France)
Ronee Hui (England)
Simone Stoll (Germany)
Sohrab M. Kashani (Iran)
Stina Pehrsdotter (Sweden)
Tales Frey (Brazil)
Tim Pickerill (USA)
Ulf Kristiansen (Norway)
Wai Kit Lam (China)
Zachary Sandler (USA)
Anders is an artist and filmmaker working in video, sound, new media and installations and he is primarily concerned with identity. The human body lies at the root of projects that formally and conceptually chart identity and its construction as a preamble to broaching matters of violence, genders, memory, loss or ideology in which personal experiences co-exists with references to popular culture, the media and consumerism. Specializing in digital technologies, he aims to mix genres and ways of expression to explore the potential of audio visual media.
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