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Centre D’Art D’Alcoi – Voyager

Monday, September 12th, 2011

VOYEUR / VOYAGER is a retrospective of videos by Grimanesa Amorós.

September 22 – December 4

OPENING Reception September 22
LOCATION Centre D’Art D’Alcoi

The Retrospective at Sala Net Art of Grimanesa Amorós consists of 7 videos representing her latest work. Amorós’ diverse interests in scientific research, social history and critical theory have greatly influenced her work. She utilizes art to help us better understand our notions of personal and community identity and as an agent of empowerment to engage all audiences regardless of their background or environment.

For more information about the artist visit aranapoveda.com or call 00.34.91.3896073

Galeria ARANAPOVEDA
C/ Lope de Vega, 22
28014 Madrid

For more information about Centre D’Art D’Alcoi visit tucamon.es/cada

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Son Espace – Biennial Off – VI-Xavier Miserachs Photography Biennial

Tuesday, September 14th, 2010

Remolino by Grimanesa Amoros
Retratats i Retratista – Istmes by Jordi Cane
El Silencio del Olvido by Rosina Ynzendga

September 11 – October 9, 2010 11 am to 1pm and 5pm to 8pm
Son Espace Gallery, Dels Valls # 24 – 17200 Palafrugell (Girona) Spain
www.sonespace.com Info@sonespace.com

http://sonespace.com/sonespace-eng/exhibitions/2010/biennal-off-xm/biennal-off-eng.html

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Son Espace – Precious Burbujas and Preoccupation

Thursday, July 1st, 2010

Precious Burbujas and Preoccupation by Grimanesa Amorós

July 2010

Son Espace Gallery
Carrer dels Valls, 24 – 17200 Palafrugell (Girona) Spain

http://sonespace.com/sonespace-eng/exhibitions/2010/grimanesa-amoros/precious-bubbles-work-eng.html
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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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ATM Contemporary – 200

Wednesday, December 9th, 2009

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ATM Contemporary 200 200 program cover 200 program Grimanesa page

PROGRAMA DE JÓVENES COLECCIONISTAS…
“200” nace de una demanda que como galeristas llevamos años percibiendo. Es habitual el encontrarnos en el ejercicio de nuestra actividad con gente, habitualmente joven y realmente apasionada por la obra de nuestros artistas y que, por razones socioeconómicas obvias, no pueden acceder a la adquisición de obras de arte en las exposiciones que programamos. Obra de artistas emergentes pero aún así con precios de mercado prohibitivos para quienes una pieza suponga dos o más sueldos completos. Llevamos tiempo pensando en esto y gracias al apoyo de cada uno de los artistas que forman parte de “200” hemos hallado
una fórmula que permitirá paliar esta situación.
Qué podemos encontrar en “200”? Cada uno de los artistas que forman parte del proyecto ha producido una obra específica para “200”. Esta obra, de serie ilimitada se concibe como un acercamiento al coleccionismo joven.

PROGRAMA DE JÓVENES COLECCIONISTAS…

“200” nace de una demanda que como galeristas llevamos años percibiendo. Es habitual el encontrarnos en el ejercicio de nuestra actividad con gente, habitualmente joven y realmente apasionada por la obra de nuestros artistas y que, por razones socioeconómicas obvias, no pueden acceder a la adquisición de obras de arte en las exposiciones que programamos. Obra de artistas emergentes pero aún así con precios de mercado prohibitivos para quienes una pieza suponga dos o más sueldos completos. Llevamos tiempo pensando en esto y gracias al apoyo de cada uno de los artistas que forman parte de “200” hemos hallado una fórmula que permitirá paliar esta situación.

Qué podemos encontrar en “200”? Cada uno de los artistas que forman parte del proyecto ha producido una obra específica para “200”. Esta obra, de serie ilimitada se concibe como un acercamiento al coleccionismo joven.

200 ATM CONTEMPORARY

Galeria Altamira

Inauguration: December 11, 2009 at 8pm
c/Merced, 37, 33201 Gijon, Asturias Spain

Press Links:

http://www.lne.es/gijon/2009/12/12/arte-emergente-200/846679.html

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Gijon, Spain 2009

Sunday, November 15th, 2009

Miguel Esteban and Grimanesa Amoros Jose Ramon and Grimanesa Amoros Patricia Pelaez Alvarez, Grimanesa Amoros, and Jose Ramon Gonzalez Saiz

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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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Descargar Programación

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ART & BOOK at OMM

Tuesday, November 29th, 2005

“Art & Book” es un proyecto que busca hibridar arte y literatura, plástica y narrativa. Se plantea la idea de que mediante el concepto de “libro de artista”, cada uno/a de los artistas seleccionados narre y plasme plásticamente una “Obra de Arte”, a lo largo de las páginas que conforman el soporte propio en el que un escritor/a muestra su creación literaria, un libro.
ART & BOOK & OMM es la aplicación que tuvo lugar en el Hotel Omm de Barcelona, desde el 24 de noviembre hasta al 22 de enero de 2006.

Idea Original: Son Espace – Son Projects. Comisariado: Son Espace – Son Projects (Julián Sunyer – Luis Vidal).

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