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Ultimele două evenimente ale Bienalei de Arhitectură Bucureşti 2010
Premii la Bienala de Arhitectură Bucureşti 2010
duminică, 3 octombrie 2010
A IX-a ediţie a Bienalei de Arhitectură Bucureşti 2010
Arhitectură sustenabilă, soluţii de arhitectură cu resurse minime
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Muzica la Palatele Brâncoveneşti
luni, 13 septembrie 2010
Primul eveniment din cadrul Bienalei de Arhitectură Bucureşti, ediţia 2010 - Expoziţia "Rien ne va Plus / Faites vos Jeux"
Concept: Nanne de Ru, Charles Bessard, Rieke Vos;
Echipa de proiect: Bjorn Andreassen, Johanne Borthne, Christiaan Harmsen, Stijn Kemperm Olen Milholland, Sybren Woudstra;Consiliu editorial: Hans Ibelings (A10), NAIM/Bureau Europa;
Design graphic al caietului de expoziţie: Experimental jetset;
Editare video: Vincent Zorro;
Partener: Roca
Parteneri media: Arhitectura, Arhitext, Igloo, Observator Cultural, 24 fun, Bicau, Metropotam.
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luni, 16 august 2010
Comunicat Bucharest Biennale 5
BUCHAREST BIENNALE
APPOINTS ANNE BARLOW AS CURATOR
FOR 2012 EDITION
August 3rd, 2010 - The 5th BUCHAREST BIENNALE (Bucharest International Biennial for Contemporary Art), generated by PAVILION - journal for politics & culture - is set for 25 May - 22 July 2012, under the curatorship of Anne Barlow (UK/USA).
Anne Barlow, the Curator of BUCHAREST BIENNALE 5, will hold a press conference on the 21st of September 2010, at Art in General (79 Walker Street), New York, USA, at 6.00 PM.
Bucharest Biennale is interested in the link between creative practice and social development, and correspondences between local and global contexts. Now in its fifth year, the Biennale is building a strong partnership between Bucharest—in itself, a symbol of how the political can be reflected in every aspect of life—and Western Europe. The Biennale connects to a universal problem that transcends specific geographical or historical contexts, that of “resistance” in daily life. The Biennale is a structure that is able to transform the city itself into a site of ongoing activity, as well a field of action.
Fundamentally, European culture has been the result of exchange, sometimes peaceful, other times violent, that has taken place between neighbouring societies and different social groups within a given state. These horizontal and vertical forms of cultural exchange occurred in many different manners: through imitation, assimilation, dissimulation, appropriation, through either mutual understanding or hegemonic dominance. The Biennale aims to operate in a way that demonstrates sensitivity and competence in dealing with the "others" as the "alter" from different cultural backgrounds. With BB4 being covered by more than 120 publications and seen by 58,000 visitors, the Biennale is now regarded as one of the most vital biennials in Europe. By appointing a European-American curator Bucharest Biennale will provide a link the between two cultures in a different way.
Anne Barlow (born in Glasgow, Scotland), the appointed Curator of BB5, is Executive Director of Art in General, New York. After receiving an M. A. in the History of Art at the University of Glasgow, Scotland, Barlow acted as Curator of the Scottish Arts Council Collection of contemporary art (1989-1994) and Curator of Contemporary Art and Design at Glasgow Museums (1994-1999), where she managed a temporary exhibitions program, contemporary art and design collection, artists’ residencies, and new commissions. From 1999-2006, she was Curator of Education and Media Programs at the New Museum, New York, where she oversaw the scope of the museum’s educational and public programs; initiated and developed Museum as Hub, a global network initiative that connected the museum with international contemporary art partners in Cairo, Eindhoven, Mexico City and Seoul; organized inter-disciplinary roundtables with leaders in the fields of the visual arts, architecture, and design; and curated numerous exhibitions and performances. Independently, she also collaborated on the exhibition Copy It, Steal It, Share it at Borusan Art Gallery, Istanbul (2003), and guest-curated film and media projects for Threshold Artspace, Perth, Scotland (2007). Barlow has published for organizations including Liverpool University Press/Tate Gallery Liverpool; the Henry Moore Institute, Leeds, United Kingdom; the Edith Russ House for Media Art, Oldenburg; the New Museum, New York; and Art in General. She was also a lecturer/ guest critic for organizations including the Royal College of Art, London; Centre for Contemporary Art, Warsaw; MUMOK, Vienna; New York University; The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art, New York; and Tate Modern, London.
The Assistant Curator to Anne Barlow will be Romanian Simina Neagu (b. 1988). Since 2009 Neagu has been working as Assistant Director at Pavilion UniCredit center for contemporary art and culture, and the Pavilion journal for politics and culture and Bucharest Biennale. She studied art history, curating ,and art criticism at University of Bucharest and University of Arts, London. She collaborated with institutions such as the Romanian National Museum of Art, the Centre for Visual Introspection and Swedish Travelling Exhibitions. She is a regular contributor to the online platform sfere.ro, and is currently writing her thesis on Eastern European neo-avantgarde and preparing "Caution! Institutional Space!" exhibition.
The co-directors of Bucharest Biennale are Răzvan Ion & Eugen Rădescu.
The BB5 press conference is possible with the support of the Romanian Cultural Institute, New York and Art in General, New York.
Bucharest Biennale is generated by Pavilion - journal for politics and culture.
The new website of Bucharest Biennale 5 is under construction and will be up in September 2010.
luni, 26 iulie 2010
Comunicat Bucharest Biennale 4
BUCHAREST BIENNALE 4
21 mai – 25 iulie 2010
Handlung. On Producing Possibilities
Duminică, 25 iulie 2010, BUCHAREST BIENNALE 4 - Bienala Internaţională de Artă Contemporană Bucureşti - curatoriata de Felix Vogel (n. 1987), cu titlul Handlung. On Producing Possibilities, s-a închis după mai mult de 8 săptămâni, timp în care s-a bucurat de un succes fără precedent pentru un eveniment românesc de artă contemporană.
Bucharest Biennale a căpătat în decursul ultimilor ani o reputaţie internaţională, iar ultima ediţie a exprimat potenţialul de creştere a acestei forme de întâlnire artistică.
BB4 s-a compus din expoziţia principală, evenimente paralele şi simultane, o expoziţie-finisaj la Institutul Cultural Român de la Stockholm, dezbateri şi conferinţe. Au participat 37 de artişti din 17 ţări, 21 de lucrări fiind produse special pentru bienală.
BB4 s-a desfăşurat în 7 locaţii, 6 pentru expoziţia principală şi 1 pentru conferinţele conexe.
Felix Vogel a devenit oficial cel mai tânăr curator de bienală din istoria artei. Cercetarea, selecţia artiştilor şi pregătirea textelor teoretice s-au desfăşurat pe parcursul a 2 ani.
Vârsta medie a echipei BB4 este de 22,5 ani, aceasta cuprinzând 6 angajaţi şi 22 de voluntari şi interni.
Bienala a atras mai multă atenţie media decât oricare dintre ediţiile precedente. Astfel, la conferinţa de presă dedicată deschiderii bienalei au participat peste 370 de reprezentanţi media şi profesionişti din ţară şi din străinătate. Bienala a fost reflectată de peste 110 de publicaţii, agenţii de ştiri, posturi de radio şi televiziune, bloguri, precum Frieze, FlashArt, Artforum, e-flux, Art Agenda, Euronews, The Economist, Vogue Italy, Kunstzeitung, Artnet, Afterall, Springerin, Radical Philosophy, Cabinet, ARTMargins, Cura. Magazine, Camera Austria, Mute, ArtPapers, Open, Vicious Vitamins, Kaleidoscope, Goteborgs Posten, TVR Cultural, The Diplomat, Cotidianul, Adevarul, Gandul, Dilema Veche, Arhitectura, 9AM News, MediaFax, Jurnalul National, Curentul, Elle Romania, B-24-Fun, Zile si Nopti, Modernism.ro, Alternativ.ro, Metropotam.ro, Veiozaarte, TimeOut şi multe altele.
BB4 a beneficiat de un număr mai mare de vizitatori faţă de ediţia precedentă, depăşind cifra de 58.000.
Pentru această ediţie a fost editat un număr special bilingv din PAVILION - journal for politics and culture - cu 540 de pagini conţinând texte scrise de teoreticieni de marcă precum Chantal Mouffe, Peter Osborne, Antonio Negri, Bruno Latour, Hito Steyerl, Daniel Beland, Julia Brotea, Maria Muhle, Doina Petrescu, Reinhold Martin sau Ludger Schwarte. De asemenea, a fost editat un ghid al bienalei cu 240 pagini.
Website-ul bienalei şi pagina de Facebook au adunat peste 70.000 de vizitatori provenind din 73 de ţări, în perioada desfăşurării evenimentului.
Bugetul BB4 a fost de 842.000 Euro.
BB4 a avut ca sponsor principal Pilsner Urquell, fiind susţinută de UniCredit Ţiriac Bank. Printre instituţiile care au contribuit la finanţarea BB4 s-au numărat Forumul Cultural Austriac, Danish Arts Council, IFA Berlin, IASPIS, Ministerio da Cultura, Fundacao Calouste Gulbenkian, dgARTES, OCA, Ambasada Olandei, Seacex, Ambasada Franţei, Institutul Cultural Roman, ICR Stockholm, ICR New York etc.
Urmând tradiţia, Ministerul Culturii din România a refuzat susţinerea BB4.
Conferinţa de presă care va anunţa curatorul BB5, din 2012, va avea loc la New York în data de 21 septembrie 2010.
Pentru imagini puteţi accesa blogul BB4 la: http://pavilion.pavilionmagazine.org
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Sunday, July 25th 2010, BUCHAREST BIENNALE 4 - Bucharest International Biennial for Contemporary Art - curated by Felix Vogel (n. 1987), entitled Handlung. On Producing Possibilities, has closed after more than 8 weeks, during which it has enjoyed an unprecedented success for a Romanian contemporary art event.
BUCHAREST BIENNALE has gained throughout the years an international reputation and its last edition has expressed the potential for development of this type of artistic event.
BB4 has been composed of the main exhibition, parallel and simultaneous events, an epilogue-exhibition at the Romanian Cultural Institute in Stockholm and lectures. 37 artists from 17 countries have participated, 21 works being produced especially for the biennial.
BB4 took place in 7 locations, 6 for the main exhibition and one for the accompanying lectures.
Felix Vogel has officially became the youngest biennial curator in the history of art. The research and selection process, as well as preparing theoretical texts took 2 years.
The average age of the BB4 team is 22,5 years, the team comprising 6 employees and 22 volunteers and interns.
The biennial attracted more media attention than any of the previous editions. Thus, at the opening press conference over 370 professionals and press participated, both national and international. The biennial was featured by over 110 publications, news agencies, radio and TV stations, blogs, such as Frieze, FlashArt, Artforum, e-flux, Art Agenda, Euronews, The Economist, Vogue Italy, Kunstzeitung, Artnet, Afterall, Springerin, Radical Philosophy, Cabinet, ARTMargins, Cura. Magazine, Camera Austria, Mute, ArtPapers, Open, Vicious Vitamins, Kaleidoscope, Goteborgs Posten, TVR Cultural, The Diplomat, Cotidianul, Adevarul, Gandul, Dilema Veche, Arhitectura, 9AM News, MediaFax, Jurnalul National, Curentul, Elle Romania, B-24-Fun, Zile si Nopti, Modernism.ro, Alternativ.ro, Metropotam.ro, Veiozaarte, TimeOut and many others.
BB4 had a higher number of visitors than the previous edition, this time being viewed by over 58.000 people.
PAVILION - journal for politics and culture - published a special issue, having a total of 540 pages and containing texts written by renowned theoreticians such as Chantal Mouffe, Peter Osborne, Antonio Negri, Bruno Latour, Hito Steyerl, Daniel Beland, Julia Brotea, Maria Muhle, Doina Petrescu, Reinhold Martin or Ludger Schwarte. In the same time a guide was published with 240 pages as a instrument for visiting the exhibition.
The biennial website and the Facebook page have had more than 70.000 viewers from 73 countries, during the event.
The BB4 budget was 842.000 Euro.
BB4 had as main sponsor Pilsner Urquell, being also supported by UniCredit Tiriac Bank. Among the institutions that have contributed to the financing of BB4 were the Austrian Cultural Forum, Danish Arts Council, IFA Berlin, IASPIS, Ministerio da Cultura, Fundacao Calouste Gulbenkian, dgARTES, OCA, Dutch Embassy, Seacex, French Embassy, Romanian Cultural Institute, Rumanska Kulturinstitutet Stockholm, Romanian Cultural Institute New York etc.
Respecting tradition, the Ministry of Culture refused supporting BB4.
The press conference that will announce the BB5 curator, in 2012, will take place in New York, on the 21st of September 2010.
Image: Ion Grigorescu, Electoral Meeting, 1975, b/w photography, size variable. Courtesy: the artist.
For images you can access our blog: http://pavilion.pavilionmagazine.org
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