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Videoholica Varna Bulgaria

Friday, July 30th, 2010

WHAT A PIECE OF WORK, 1 min 36 sec by Grimanesa Amorós

Tuesday, August 10th, 2010 Opening: 21:00

Archeological Museum /  Inner Yard

41 Maria Louisa Blvd, 9000 Varna, Bulgaria    http://www.videoholica.org/en_2010program.htm



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Centre Cultura de Dones Francesca Bonnemaison – Indomitable Women

Wednesday, May 26th, 2010

Preoccupation, 2008, 1’22′  video by Grimanesa Amoros

Preoccupation

Indomitable Women at CCDFB

May. 19 2010 – May. 27 2010

Curated by Macu Moran, the show gathers a selection of audiovisual artworks developed within the past seven decades, in an attempt to glimpse the ethereal something that is a backdrop to the artistic praxis of women through audiovisual. Homage to those passionate artists who fearlessly redefine contemporary aesthetic and thought, taking us all towards new futures, conceived for an

advanced, dynamic and multi-faceted society.

Centre Cultura de Dones Francesca Bonnemaison
Sant Pere Mes Baix, 7
08003 Barcelona / Spain
http://www.bonnemaison-ccd.org/activitats/Loop.htm

Featuring: Grimanesa Amoros, Carolee Schneemann, Judy Chicago, Yoko Ono, Joan Jonas, Colette, Orlan, Guerrilla Girls, Tracey Moffat, Coco Fusco, Maria Fernanda Cardoso, Mariko Mori, Martha Fosler

http://www.videoartworld.com/data/bulletins/Indomitable-Women-at-CCDFB.html

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Centre de Cultura Contemporania – Indomitable Women at BAC 10.0

Monday, November 23rd, 2009

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Preoccupation

Indomitable Women at BAC 10.0

Dec. 04 2009 – Jan. 07 2010

Curated by Macu Morán, the Indomitable Women exhibition gathers a selection of audiovisual artworks developed within the past four decades, in an attempt to glimpse the ethereal something that is a backdrop to the feminine artistic praxis. Homage to those passionate artists who fearlessly redefine contemporary aesthetic and thought, taking us all towards new futures, conceived for an advanced, dynamic and multi-faceted society.
Audiovisual Selection of the Barcelona Art Contemporari Festival 10.0 – Pandora’s BoxCurator: Macu Morán · Curatorial Assistant: Francesca Tusa
Vernissage: December 4th, 2009, 18hs at Fundació Joan Miró, Barcelona, Montjuic Park, 08038, Barcelona
On view: Dec.5th, 2009 – Jan.7th, 2010 at CCCB, Centre de Cultura Contemporania de Barcelona, c/ Montealegre, 7, 08001, Barcelona

Curated by Macu Morán, the Indomitable Women exhibition gathers a selection of audiovisual artworks developed within the past four decades, in an attempt to glimpse the ethereal something that is a backdrop to the feminine artistic praxis. Homage to those passionate artists who fearlessly redefine contemporary aesthetic and thought, taking us all towards new futures, conceived for an advanced, dynamic and multi-faceted society.

Audiovisual Selection of the Barcelona Art Contemporari Festival 10.0 – Pandora’s Box
Curator: Macu Morán · Curatorial Assistant: Francesca Tusa
Vernissage: December 4th, 2009, 18hs at Fundació Joan Miró, Barcelona, Montjuic Park, 08038, Barcelona
On view: at CCCB, Centre de Cultura Contemporania de Barcelona, c/ Montealegre, 7, 08001, Barcelona

http://www.lasanta.org/

Festival Selections:

- Grimanesa Amoros: Preocupacion, 2008, 1’22”, Peru/U.S.A.

and many others you can find more info at the following link:

http://www.videoartworld.com/data/bulletins/Indomitable-Women-at-BAC-10.0.html

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Optica Festival Gijon 2009

Monday, October 26th, 2009
REMOLINO Y LA MALETA DEL INMIGRANTE
Video installation by Grimanesa Amorós

Optica Festival Gijón 2009, Spain

Oct. 29 – Nov. 1, 2009

Thursday, October 29, 2009 at 5:00pm to

Sunday, November 1, 2009 at 12:00am

Centro de Cultura Antiguo Instituto

Hall 2ª planta
C/ Jovellanos, 21
33201 Gijón, Spain

For more information about this festival please visit the Optica Festival website

For more information about the artist, please email: info@grimanesaamoros.com

Video Installations – Hall 2ª planta:

“Remolino y La Maleta del Inmigrante” (2009) guest artist : Grimanesa Amorós.

REMOLINO
Growing up in Peru, I was fascinated by the diversity and dynamism of cities like New York, and have long envisioned a project that would explore and celebrate this “culture of differences.” Remolino was inspired by the neighborhood of Jamaica, in Queens—one of the first places I lived in New York, and the most ethnically diverse county in the United States. This neighborhood was veritably born of a confluence of cultures. Jamaica Avenue was an ancient trade route of the Algonquin Nation; the name itself is derived from the Jameco tribe. Settled by the British in 1655, Jamaica continues to attract those seeking a better life through increased economic opportunity, and today its streets are crowded with individuals of an indescribable diversity, from countries as distant and disparate as Haiti, China, India, Colombia, Jamaica, the Philippines, the Dominican Republic, and Pakistan.

The concentration of many dissimilar cultures and lifestyles within a relatively small space gives birth to a culture of unique contrasts. Lacking any prevailing norm, the pressure to conform in this type of community is minimal, and what was once difference becomes a part of a shared, multi-cultural experience. The residents of Jamaica are constantly swept up in this dynamic medley of languages, customs, and cuisines. This wave of diversity overwhelms and absorbs, but without threatening the integrity of individual cultures or people.

After observing, photographing, and filming the inhabitants of Jamaica, I created a video to be projected on the façade of the North Fork Bank. The juxtaposition of faces with images of flowing water is suggestive of the movement within the community, the merging of people from all imaginable origins on the vibrant sidewalks of Jamaica Avenue. The fusing, transforming, and scattering of these same faces forces the viewer to interrogate the nature of individuality, and how a shared identity can be forged out of dissimilarity.

LA MALETA DEL INMIGRANTE
The marbles inside the suitcase represent the dreams, memes and schemes that we take with us when we go to a new place. The mirrored surface inside reflects the viewer literally in the way that someone’s belongings reflects them figuratively. In other words, we are what we bring with us.

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Optica Festival Cordoba 2009, Spain

Friday, September 11th, 2009

LA MALETA DEL INMIGRANTE at Optica Cordoba 2009, Spain

Optica Córdoba 2009,

Festival Internacional de Videoarte

Entrada libre hasta llenar el aforo

Sábado 12 de septiembre, a las 17h:00

Espacio3 – Filmoteca de Andalucía

C/ Medina y Corella, 5

14003 Córdoba

www.filmotecadeandalucia.com

Artista invitada: Grimanesa Amorós.

Videoinstalación “La Maleta del Inmigrante” (2009).

Las esferas de vidrio dentro de la maleta representan los

sueños, recuerdos y proyectos que llevamos con nosotros

cuando nos vamos a otro país. La superficie interna de

espejo refleja literalmente al espectador en la forma en que

las pertenencias de alguien lo reflejan figurativamente. En

otras palabras, somos lo que llevamos con nosotros.

Del jueves 10 al sábado 12 de septiembre, en loop  (Sept. 10-12)

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Optica Festival La Paz 2009, Bolivia

Friday, August 14th, 2009

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REMOLINO
A Videos by Grimanesa Amorós

Optica Festival La Paz 2009, Bolivia

August 20-29, 2009

Cinemateca Boliviana
Sala 2 – Oscar Soria

C/ Oscar Soria esq. Rosendo Gutiérrez, 110
(San Jorge) La Paz

For more information about this festival please visit the Optica Festival and Cinemateca Boliviana website

Optica is one of the first projects of its kind and, at the same time, is among the contemporary art events which attracts the most media attention.
This initiative, organized by the Asociación Cultural Colectivo Interferencias, offers a forum for interchange and promotion that encourages an encounter with visual experimentation at an international level. To experiment means to go in search of the unknown. Videoart breaks established precepts, conferring prominence on the essence of film: light, sound and movement, in some cases resulting in pure abstraction. That’s why it’s one of the most natural and genuine forms of audio-visual culture, to the degree that it demands a subjective perception of space-time, through the technology of the electronic image.

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LUMIERE Video & Digital Cultures III Edition 2008

Monday, December 15th, 2008

INAUGURATION Saturday 20 December hours 20:30

DATES:  20-24 December 2008

DAYS & HOURLY: All days from the hours 16:00 to the hours 20.00 free Entrance.

SEDE GALLERIA D’ARTE CONTEMPORANEA

Primo Piano LivinGallery

Arte Contemporanea
Viale G. Marconi 4 Lecce, 73100
Tel/fax:0832 304014

www.primopianogallery.com

http://www.bacfestival.com/2008/index.html

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Lois Stavsky’s Blog

Thursday, October 16th, 2008

http://loisinwonderland.blogspot.com/2008/10/grimainesa-amoros.html

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IRREVERSIBLE MAGAZINE

Friday, September 5th, 2008

IRREVERSIBLE MAGAZINE September 2008
Irreversiblemagazine.com

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