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Exhibition at FILE Rio, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

My net project “P2P ART – The aesthetics of ephemerality” plus the films “JE SUIS PÈRE ET MON PÈRE EST PÈRE ” and “Expose Yourself“  will be exhibited at FILE RIO 2012 as part of the FILE Media Art category.
The event will take place at the Art Galery of Oi Futuro – Flamengo in Rio de Janeiro city, Brazil. The festival will be holding from March 12th- to April 8th- 2012.

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“Behind Closed Doors” video documentation.

AUGUST 14 – 28 CURATED BY ANDERS WEBERG.
STIAN [CON] TEMPORARY ART GALLERY KÖLLERÖD/SWEDEN
WWW.CON-TEMPORARY.COM
ALICE CALM [FRANCE] BOJAN GAGIC [CROATIA] SCANT INTONE/CONSTANTINE KATSIRIS [CANADA] HEATHER WARREN-CROW [US] LEA VAN STEEN/RAQUEL KOGAN [BRAZIL] JONATHON KEATS [US]

A small videodocumentation from the latest exhibition at my own gallery.
Stians facebook

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Screening in London.

The Exquisite Corpse Video project in which I participates will be in a month long exhibition in London at the Braziliality’s 3rd anniversary at Forman’s Smokehouse Gallery & Hackney Wicked Art Festival 2011

Exhibition: 29th July – 30th August 2011
At Forman’s smokehouse Gallery

Address: Stour Road – Fish Island – Hackney Wick – E3 2Nt London

Link to the facebook event.

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Teaser for the Exhibition at the Stian [con]temporary art gallery.

A small taste from the first exhibition at the Stian [con]temporary art gallery in Kölleröd, Skåne, Sweden.
http://www.con-temporary.com/

A site specific video installation by Anders Weberg. It opens April 22 and is taken down April 26.

http://www.weberg.se/

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2 New videos online.

Absent I and II.
Looped videos for upcoming exhibition.

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Exhibition at the KZNSA Gallery in Durban, South Africa.


Elsewhereness:Cape Town by me and Robert Willim as part of the City Breath project.

CITY BREATH Festival of Video Poetry and Performance
4 South African cities.  20 short experimental films.  4 minutes each.

25 January 2011, 6:00 PM until 19 February 2010Multi-media Room, KZNSA Gallery
http://www.nsagallery.co.za/current_electric.htm

CITY BREATH. 2009.  01:07:11.  DVD.  Experimental film selection from South Africa.
Curator / director:  Kai Lossgott.
Filmmakers / artists / choreographers / poets:  Terry Westby-Nunn, Louise Coetzer, Lolette Smith, Colleen Alborough, João Oreccia, Khanyisile Mbongwa, James Tayler, Niklas Zimmer, Mandilakhe Yengo, Alude Mahali, Ananda Fuchs, Tanya van Schalkwyk, Mduduzi Nyembe, Bandile Gumbi, Maia Grotepass, Mark Wilby, Fabian Oliver Wargau, Nileru, Jeanette Ginslov, Erica Luttich, Anni Snyman, Koeka Stander, Rat Western, Maaike Bakker, Sean Buch, Emma Jane Laurence, Anders Weberg, Robert Willim
As screened in Cape Town, Johannesburg, London, Berlin, Edinburgh, Grahamstown, Vancouver, and Marseille.

Link to full program.

Whichever film you watched, it’s unlikely that you would have ever seen anything like it before.“Cue, National Arts Festival, Grahamstown

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D.A.R.E Video Art International in Poland.

Exited to be a part of a Danger Art Rage Erotic | Video Art International | 2010 – 2011 new project curated by Alberto Guerreiro.
The first exhibition will be October 21-22 at the IN and OUT Festival, Centrum Sztuki Współczesnej Łaźnia, Gdansk in Poland.

I participates with a video called “Repressed”. I don’t have it on line anywhere but here is a still.

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Optica Festival in Cordoba, Spain.

My film “Undisclosed Beauty” selected for the Optica exhibition in Cordoba, Spain, September 20-25.
Adress:
Filmoteca de Andalucía
Medina y Corella, 5
Córdoba, Spain

Link to the Facebook event.

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Elsewhereness:New Orleans

In November a new piece of the Elsewhereness series will be exhibited in New Orleans, as part of the show Ethnographic Terminalia 2010. Other artists include Susan Hiller and Fiamma Montezemolo.

From the prospectus on the website:

”No longer content to theorize the ends of the discipline and possibilities of new media, new locations, or new methods of asking old questions, those associated with Ethnographic Terminalia are working in capacity to develop generative ethnographies that do not subordinate the sensorium to the expository and theoretical text or monograph.

Ethnographic Terminalia is an initiative designed to celebrate borders without necessarily exalting them.  It is meant to be a playful engagement with reflexivity and positionality; it seeks to ask what lies beyond and what lies within disciplinary territories.  As an initiative to bring contemporary art practices in closer proximity to forms of anthropological inquiry, Ethnographic Terminalia is primarily concerned with creating opportunities for the exhibition of non-traditional projects. The terminus is the end, the boundary, and the border; of course the terminus is also a beginning as well as its own place, its own site of experience and encounter.”

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For Sore Eyes at PIXILERATIONS [v.7] in Providence, Rhode Island.

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.

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