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People: Painting as Politics: A Studio Visit with Kainebi Osahenye

 Antawan I. Byrd spoke with the Nigerian artist, who is quickly establishing a name for himself in the U.S. and Europe, about his artistic practice.

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Jackie Saccoccio

Eleven Rivington11 Rivington, 212-982-1930East Village / Lower East SideMay 26 – July 9, 2010Opening: Wednesday, May 26, 6 – 8 PMWeb SiteEleven Rivington is pleased to present One to One, a monumental installation by New York painter Jackie Saccoccio….

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II EUROPEAN CONFERENCE

II European Conference
“Strategies for Development of the European Digital Space”

http://www.emc27.eu/II_EUROPEAN_CONFERENCE_2010.htm

10th june of 2010. Venue: Chamber of Commerce of Bilbao
16th june of 2010. Venue: European Commission. Representation in Spain.Madrid
september of 2010. Venue: European Parliament. Brussels

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Our current everyday lives reflect a panorama of global, political, social and economic uncertainties and therefore raises the need to respond with imaginative initiatives that might help to develop new models in response to the economic downturn and the new paradigms and opportunities offered by the digital age.

In order to ensure the success of cultural and economic exchange, that is also ecological and sustainable, it is necessary to establish channels to optimise the participation of all of society in the construction of a European Society of Knowledge, one that is innovative and creative, multicultural, where social inclusion and gender equality are cornerstones. The only way to establish stable alliances that offer novel responses to the challenges facing Europe within a globalised world will be through the coordination of policies of the 27 member states and the committed backing of quality education, incentivising and promoting creativity, research and innovation culture without sexual, economic or racial discrimination and the cross-cutting relationship between all sectors that link up our societies.

In October 2009 we organised and oversaw the I European Conference “Creativity, Innovation, Digital Culture, and Citizenship in the Construction of Europe” as the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao. Representatives of institutions and organisations from Spain and Europe took part at the event and also gave their support to its organisation. The interest that emerged from the issues raised and initiatives proposed has led to the organisation of this II European Conference under the title “Strategies for the Development of a European Digital Space”.

The development of the European Digital Space as a response to the current needs of society will drive the Knowledge Economy within Europe at the vanguard of ideas and proposals for the future, sustained by education, research and creativity. Digital culture that is innovative, inclusive, socially responsible and the collective effort will consolidate the influence and leadership of the European Union in the equilibrium of the world.

AIMS:

DEBATE and propose “Strategies for the Development of the European Digital Space” among sectors related to creativity, innovation and digital culture.

European Institute of Arts, Innovation and Digital Culture

European Global Network:
Art, Science, Innovation, Technology, Entrerprise, Institutions & Society

Experimental Technology Centres

Digital City and “smart cities”. European Public Screens

CONSOLIDATE a specific space for reflection and collaboration at a European level for the dissemination of Innovation and Digital Culture.

PROMOTE the development of cultural, scientific and technology innovation infrastructures and the training of the general public in areas of creativity and science.

DRIVE cultural, social and innovation cooperation within the EU and the alliance between Art, Science, Technology, Business, Institutions and Society for the development and consolidation of what has come to be known as the “economy of knowledge”.

COLLABORATE with universities, research and development centres, creators, technology innovation corporations, institutions etc. in order to facilitate research, information exchange, and co-production of projects.

COORDINATION of cultural, scientific and innovative policies within the EU.

VENUES:

BILBAO

Venue: Chamber of Commerce of Bilbao
Date: 10th june of 2010

MADRID

Venue: European Commission. Representation in Spain. Madrid
Date: 16th june of 2010

BRUSELAS

Venue: European Parliament. Brussels
Date: september of 2010

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Registration:

Register is free.

The order of inscription will be respected.

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Florian Maier-Aichen: Infrared Landscapes

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Manifesta 8: Manifesta 8 announces projects and venues in the region of Murcia

The 8th edition of Manifesta, the European Biennial of Contemporary Art, will take place in the region of Murcia, Spain. It will explore the idea of a 21st-century Europe, its present-day boundaries with Northern Africa and its interrelations with the Maghreb region. The history of southern Spain has been shaped by a historical blend of Islamic, Judaic and Christian cultural influences coexisting together. This is the inspirational ground from which the next Manifesta 8 biennale will depart to explore new topologies and journeys.

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Fotomuseum Winterthur: Where Three Dreams Cross: 150 Years of Photography from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh

Fotomuseum Winterthur
12 June – 22 August 2010?

History of photography has been dominated by Europe and the United States. The exhibition Where Three Dreams Cross – 150 Years of Photography from India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh and the publication accompanying it articulate the significant history of South-Asian Photography from an inside view. It does not reiterate a western view of the east, but celebrates how successive generations of photographers from the subcontinent have portrayed themselves and their eras. On view shall be a photography rich and formally innovative, yet embedded in the culture and politics of South Asia.

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Rachael Hovnanian, Too Good To Be True

Collette Blanchard Gallery26 Clinton Street, 646.249.7720East Village / Lower East SideMay 26 – June 30, 2010Opening: Wednesday, May 26, 6 – 8 PMWeb SiteCollette Blanchard Gallery is pleased to present Too Good to be True, which will include an install…

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Jonathan Seliger, Spoils

Jack Shainman Gallery513 West 20th Street, 212-645-1701ChelseaMay 27 – July 16, 2010Opening: Thursday, May 27, 6 – 8 PMWeb SiteJack Shainman Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of Spoils, Jonathan Seligers fifth solo exhibition at the gallery.
J…

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Sonjie Feliciano Solomon: Frozen and Filtered

Causey Contemporary92 Wythe Avenue, 718.218.8939Williamsburg / Greenpoint / BushwickJune 18 – July 12, 2010Opening: Friday, June 18, 6 – 9 PMWeb SiteThis June Causey Contemporary is pleased to announce Frozen and Filtered, featuring Sonjie Feliciano So…

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Moderna Museet Malmö: Yael Bartana: and Europe will be stunned

Moderna Museet Malmö
22 May – 19 September 2010

Making a positive promise to the future, the exhibition and Europe will be stunned presents: Wild Seeds (2005), Summer Camp/Awodah (2007), A Declaration (2006), Mary Koszmary (Nightmares) (2007) and Mur I Wie?a (Wall and Tower) (2009). The history of the Israeli state and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict permeates Yael Bartana’s work, which also explores complex relations between Jews, Poles and other Europeans in the age of globalisation.

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