Trapped in Amber: Angst for a Reenacted Decade
21. februar - 22. mars 2009
Velkommen til åpning av den internasjonale gruppeutstillingen Trapped in Amber: Angst for a Reenacted Decade på UKS fredag 20. februar kl. 19.00.
Performance med Magnus Monfeldt kl. 20.00 åpningskvelden.
Lørdag 21. februar kl. 15.00 ønsker vi velkommen til samtale med utstillingens kunstnere og kuratorer.
Daniel Garcia Andujar (ESP)
Hamdi Attia (EGY/USA)
Bodil Furu (NO)
Assefa Gebrekidan (ETH)
Iman Issa (EGY/USA)
Mahmoud Khaled (EGY)
Magnus Monfeldt (SWE/NDL)
Harwood/Wright/Yokokoji (UK)
Kuratorer: Bassam El Baroni og Helga-Marie Nordby
Afrika i Oslo
Fem utstillinger fra prosjektet Afrika i Oslo vises på seks utstillingssteder. De seks institusjonene som samarbeider er; Nasjonalmuseet, Kunstnernes hus, Oslo Museum; Interkulturelt Museum, Oslo Kunstforening, Stenersenmuseet og Unge Kunstneres Samfund. Flere kunstnere og kuratorer samarbeider om prosjektet.
Trapped in Amber: Angst for a Reenacted Decade
21st February - 22nd March 2009
Welcome to the opening of the international group exhibition Trapped in Amber: Angst for a Reenacted Decade at UKS friday the 20th of February at 7pm
Special Performance by Magnus Monfeldt: Friday 20th February at 8pm
Trapped in Amber curators in conversation with the artists: Saturday 21st February at 3pm
Daniel Garcia Andujar (ESP)
Hamdi Attia (EGY/USA)
Bodil Furu (NO)
Assefa Gebrekidan (ETH)
Iman Issa (EGY/USA)
Mahmoud Khaled (EGY)
Magnus Monfeldt (SWE/NDL)
Harwood/Wright/Yokokoji (UK)
Curated by: Bassam El Baroni and Helga-Marie Nordby
OSLO PRESENCE
OSLO PRESENCE , a presentation weekend and workshop at Atelier Nord, Oslo, Norway by Kristin Bergaust Around 20 different projects that combined new media art, social and political awareness, were presented to the public in the premises of Atelier Nord media lab at the end of March 2000. The presentation weekend was also an introduction to the workshop that was held the following week. The weekend event was open to the public. Norway has been quite isolated from what has been going on in new media culture in other parts of Europe, and this was the first presentation of its kind in Oslo. The aim was to introduce media art concepts and practices to an audience of Norwegian artists and interested public. The event was also introducing ideas for the development of a Norwegian network of media-labs and other initiatives as well as developing further international networks and connections.
