- ARCHIVE / Art
- a trip to an island
After not having written a word on this blog for a while, I’d like to announce that I will be going to Iceland on Wednesday - a small country south of Greenland, recently struggling hard for its survival due to the worldwide financial crisis. Yet, even though, the crisis seems to have hit the country [...]
- a last (re)view
A month and a half have already passed since I’ve returned from my trip to the world’s biggest country, Russia. It hasn’t been as easy-going as I’d wished it to be, though I’ve seen wonderful things and met wonderful people …
Aside from the fact that I managed to leave my cashcard in one of the [...]
- Going down, deep and deeper …
I am here now for nearly a month (by “here” I mean Saint Petersburg, Russia …). Right at that time, when I had the feeling life’s getting back to its usual track I’ve been kidnapped today …
Not that I have been lazy – I am currently working on a complex project, that requires extensive programming [...] - Mysterium Vegetatum or how to build an island
My first week in Russia is over now (not counting the one I spent here in April). Time’s rushing fast and surprising things happening all around. Just last weekend I was to witness a very special performance here at Grysnaya Galereya: Mysterium Vegetatum.
Mysterium Vegetatum is a longtime project by Misha a Crest, artist and “alchemist” [...]
- A day in Venice / VideoTochka at Damtschach
Already 2 days ago Videotochka was presented at Damtschach near Villach, Carinthia — a rather “private” event, though it has been interesting for me to recognize people reacting very differently on the works that were shown along our little tour. In either case people proved to be interested and I hope we were able to [...]
- 13-06-2007: VideoTochka at CineX, Lienz
Today we’re having the first in a series of 3 presentations for Sergey Teterin’s “Videotochka”:
VideoTochka has originally been founded as a temporary gallery for Russian videoart in Perm, a Russian city about 2.000 km east of Moscow. Differently to other places for contemporary art, the audience was rewarded for its attention.
“I am convinced that in [...] - Sergey Teterin has arrived
Early this morning my friend, the russian media-artist and curator Sergey Teterin from Perm, Russia has arrived here in Vienna, together with his wife Anja and his daughter Serafima.
Sergey has come to Austria again to present his project VideoTochka at the MUSA (“Museum auf Abruf” – “museum on demand”). Videotochka was designed as a gallery [...]