Podcast appearances and mentions of Douglas Gordon

This week, files with Mohammad Syfkhan, the man at the heart of the Kuridish music scene in Leitrim; AP Giannini, the Italian financier without whom we might never have heard of Charlie Chaplin, Walt Disney or United Artists; Chequerboard on thinking differently about sounds and images; and Orit Gat on the art of Douglas Gordon.

Orit Gat's latest Voice Note comes from Scottish artist, Douglas Gordon's current London exhibition, which brings together four decades of work, spilling In movies and texts from the gallery to the nearby Underground.

The CBS Radio Workshop - Lovers, Villains and Fools 1956 Helen Hayes, Jack Manning, Dick Via, Barbara Joyce, Joe Warren, Terry Clark, Douglas Gordon, Betty Allen & Arthur Anderson   A Shakespearean sampler of the actor and his craft. Helen Hayes has been known for many years as one of the leading actresses of the American stage and through CBS Radio Workshop.

Entramos en cuenta regresiva para el mundial de Qatar y es muy difícil hablar de otra cosa, mientras esperamos el primer partido de la Selección Argentina! Así que iniciamos una serie de podcast sobre ARTE Y FÚTBOL, dos disciplinas que parecen muy diferentes pero que tienen múltiples puntos de contacto. Vamos a conversar acerca de algunas obras de arte muy significativas en relación a este deporte y comenzaremos por una de las más impactantes: "Zidane, un retrato del siglo 21". Se trata de una película filmada por Douglas Gordon y Philippe Parreno y que como su nombre indica, tiene como protagonista al grandísimo jugador nacionalizado francés Zinedine Zidane.  En este podcast te contamos todo sobre esta obra magistral! Mi nombre es Evelyn Marquez, curadora y gestora cultural. Podés suscribirte a nuestro podcast de arte contemporáneo en el canal de Apple Podcast, en Spotify y YouTube. Encontranos también en Instagram, Facebook  (@temporadaderelampagos ) y en Twitter  (@TRelampagos)!! Si te interesó, compartilo para ayudarnos a seguir creciendo! Nos encontramos en el próximo episodio!! TE DEJAMOS ACÁ EL TRAILER https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJ1DczZQ-cQ Y EL FILM COMPLETO! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giEWe7vyTKw&t=985s 

ABOUT BRUCE MAU:For press and event inquiries: info@massivechangenetwork.com   INSTAGRAM ACCOUNTS:Bruce Mau - https://www.instagram.com/realbrucemau/#Aiyemobisi Williams - https://www.instagram.com/aiyemobisi/Massive Change Network -https://www.instagram.com/massivechangenetwork/  LINKEDIN ACCOUNTS:Co-founder, Chief Executive Officer Bruce Mau -https://www.linkedin.com/in/bruce-mau/Co-founder, Chief Insights Officer Aiyemobisi “Bisi” Willia -https://www.linkedin.com/in/bisiwilliams/   Company Page Massive Change Network -https://www.linkedin.com/company/massive-change-network/about/WEBSITES:Massive Change Network -https://www.massivechangenetwork.comHealth 2049 Podcast -https://www.health2049.comMAILING LIST:https://massivechangeworkshops.us7.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=edecf2a3075fbcc167f6019ec&id=592db25fb8  BRUCE'S BIO:Bruce Mau is the Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Massive Change Network (MCN), a global design consultancy based in the Chicago area. Across more than thirty years of design innovation, Bruce has worked as a designer, innovator, educator, and author on a broad spectrum of projects in collaboration with the world's leading brands, organizations, universities, governments, entrepreneurs, renowned artists, and fellow optimists. To create value and positive impact across global ecosystems and economies, Mau evolved a unique toolkit of 24 massive change design principles — MC24 — that can be applied in any field or environment at every scale. The MC24 principles underpin all Bruce's work — from designing carpets to cities, books to new media, global brands to cultural institutions, and social movements to business transformation – and they are the subject of his book,“Mau: MC24, Bruce Mau's 24 Principles for Designing Massive Change in Your Life and Work.” Books are central to Bruce's purpose of achieving and inspiring understanding, clarity, and alignment around visions of a better future. He is the author of“Massive Change”;“Life Style”; and“Mau: MC24: Bruce Mau's 24 Principles for Designing Massive Change in Your Life and Work”;– all published by Phaidon Press. Bruce's“The Incomplete Manifesto for Growth,”a forty-three-point statement on sustaining a creative practice, has been translated into more than fifteen languages and has been shared widely on the Internet for nearly twenty-five years. Bruce is also co-author of several books, including the landmark architecture book“S, M, L, XL”with Rem Koolhaas;“Nexus: Augmented Thinking for a Complex World – The New Convergence of Art, Technology, and Science,”with Julio Ottino, dean of Northwestern University's McCormick School of Engineering;“The Third Teacher”with OWP/P Architects and VS Furniture; and“Spectacle”with David Rockwell.Bruce has collaborated with clients on the development and design of more than 200 books, including Art Gallery of Ontario, Claes Oldenburg, Douglas Gordon, Frank Gehry, Gagosian, Getty Research Institute, James Lahey, Mark Francis, and Zone Books. In these times of complex, interrelated challenges that are unlike any we've faced before, Bruce believes life-centered design offers a clear path towards identifying the full context of our problems and developing innovative, sustainable, and holistic solutions. Bruce's work and life story are the subject of the feature-length documentary, “MAU,” scheduled for North American theatrical release in May 2022.EP. 43 BRUCE MAU - SHOW INTROWhen I was a kid, my parents used to load my four brothers and I, along with our dog, into a station wagon, hook up a trailer and travel on summer vacation from Montreal to Winnipeg, effectively halfway across Canada, to visit my father's family. The trek would take us along the Trans Canada highway following a route around Lake Superior and passing through cites like Wawa, which had an enormous Canada goose statue, Dryden with the monumental statue of Max the Moose, and Sudbury Ontario with the Big nickel.The big nickel. It was enormous. This thing was a towering 30 feet tall and was said to be about 64 million times the size of the nickel you'd have in your pocket. In a time when penny candy stores were a big thing for a youngster in the late 60's, how much that nickel could buy at Ed's market, the candy store a walk from my parent's house, was beyond imagination. Sudbury was also one of the largest nickel mining areas on the planet. My memory of Sudbury at that time was that it was desolate. For miles around the nickel mines, Sudbury was gray. The landscape was just gray. There were no trees. There was no grass. It was the closest thing my young mind could have imagined when thinking about what the surface of the moon would have looked like. In those seemingly dead zones, it was stark and infertile.In 1971 and '72 NASA actually sent its astronauts to train there for the Apollo 16 and 17 missions, because it approximated what astronauts would encounter when they landed on the lunar surface.While I passed through as a tourist on vacation, there was another boy who lived there in the house at the end of a street beyond which there was only 200 miles of Boreal Forest. As an adult the boy who lived at the end of the street before the forest started would describe those years as ‘lawless' and like walking a Vaseline greased edge on which a misplaced step would send you careening into a chasm from which you would never climb out. Finding his way out of the Boreal Forest, it turns out, would also serve in later years as an apt metaphor for finding a way out of a childhood of adverse experiences to a career as one of the most successful designers of the last 50 years.  The house of the end of the street was not the end of the road for Bruce Mau. At a young age, he had other plans to not slip and fall into the chasm, but to find his way out of the forest. To follow a path with an entrepreneurial spirit, of exploration and discovery, continually scanning the world for opportunity. Mau believes that “you need to be taught the entrepreneurial mindset of being lost in the forest and discovering a methodology for finding your way out. You need a compass. You need a way of actually navigating any forest not just the one in front of you.” That, he says, is a very different mindset and design is actually built to do it. That's what designers do…”Looking back, Mau now deeply appreciates how those decisions that he made when he was twelve set that in motion and kind of created the space for him to do what he does and to be who he is.Despite his extraordinary success, he understands that, whatever the kind of problem and no matter how right he believes his solution is, it is it's meaningless if he can't inspire people to do it.He explains that “..I have to show them what that means. I have to show them the destination and I have to take them there in their imagination. I've got to say, ‘look I know we're here now but we're going to go over there. I'm telling you over there is awesome and here's what's going to happen…”I was first exposed to Bruce's creative thinking process through his landmark architectural book “S, M, L, XL”with the world renowned architect Rem Koolhaas. SML XL is not a book you read cover to cover. It is something that you live with, explore and reference over and over again. Bruce is a lover of books and has collaborated with clients on the development and design of more than 200 titles. He says “I consider myself a ‘biblio-naire.' I'm not a billionaire but I am a biblio-naire.”One of these books, that I have read cover to cover, is MC24  “Mau: MC24, Bruce Mau's 24 Principles for Designing Massive Change in Your Life and Work.” This volume is more a manifesto or a unique toolkit of 24 massive change design principles that can be applied in any field or environment at every scale. These 24 principles underpin all of Bruce's work — from designing carpets to cities, books to new media, global brands to cultural institutions, and social movements to business transformation.Today Bruce has navigated the slippery line of life a long way from his childhood years in the liminal space where the road ends and the forest begins. He is the Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Massive Change Network (MCN), a global design consultancy based in the Chicago area. Across more than thirty years of design innovation, Bruce has worked as a designer, innovator, educator, and author on a broad spectrum of projects with some of world's leading brands, organizations, universities, governments, entrepreneurs, renowned artists, and fellow optimists. Bruce's work and life story are the subject of the feature-length documentary, “MAU,” that was released to North American theatres in May 2022. It is a captivating  and candid look into Bruce Mau's life of ideas. I encourage all to see it. ************************************************************************************************************************************The next level experience design podcast is presented by VMSD magazine and Smartwork Media. It is hosted and executive produced by David Kepron. Our original music and audio production by Kano Sound. Make sure to tune in for more NXTLVL “dialogues on DATA: design architecture technology and the arts” wherever you find your favorite podcasts and make sure to visit vmsd.com and look for the tab for the NXTLVL Experience Design podcast there too. And remember you'll always find more information with links to content that we've discussed, contact information to our guests and more in the show notes for each episode.  ABOUT DAVID KEPRON:LinkedIn Profile: linkedin.com/in/david-kepron-9a1582bWebsites: https://www.davidkepron.com    (personal website)vmsd.com/taxonomy/term/8645  (Blog)Email: david.kepron@NXTLVLexperiencedesign.comTwitter: DavidKepronPersonal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davidkepron/NXTLVL Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nxtlvl_experience_design/Bio:David Kepron is a multifaceted creative professional with a deep curiosity to understand ‘why', ‘what's now' and ‘what's next'. He brings together his background as an architect, artist, educator, author, podcast host and builder to the making of meaningful and empathically-focused, community-centric customer connections at brand experience places around the globe. David is a former VP - Global Design Strategies at Marriott International. While at Marriott, his focus was on the creation of compelling customer experiences within Marriott's “Premium Distinctive” segment which included: Westin, Renaissance, Le Meridien, Autograph Collection, Tribute Portfolio, Design Hotels and Gaylord hotels. In 2020 Kepron founded NXTLVL Experience Design, a strategy and design consultancy, where he combines his multidisciplinary approach to the creation of relevant brand engagements with his passion for social and cultural anthropology, neuroscience and emerging digital technologies. As a frequently requested international speaker at corporate events and international conferences focusing on CX, digital transformation, retail, hospitality, emerging technology, David shares his expertise on subjects ranging from consumer behaviors and trends, brain science and buying behavior, store design and visual merchandising, hotel design and strategy as well as creativity and innovation. In his talks, David shares visionary ideas on how brand strategy, brain science and emerging technologies are changing guest expectations about relationships they want to have with brands and how companies can remain relevant in a digitally enabled marketplace. David currently shares his experience and insight on various industry boards including: VMSD magazine's Editorial Advisory Board, the Interactive Customer Experience Association, Sign Research Foundation's Program Committee as well as the Center For Retail Transformation at George Mason University.He has held teaching positions at New York's Fashion Institute of Technology (F.I.T.), the Department of Architecture & Interior Design of Drexel University in Philadelphia, the Laboratory Institute of Merchandising (L.I.M.) in New York, the International Academy of Merchandising and Design in Montreal and he served as the Director of the Visual Merchandising Department at LaSalle International Fashion School (L.I.F.S.) in Singapore.  In 2014 Kepron published his first book titled: “Retail (r)Evolution: Why Creating Right-Brain Stores Will Shape the Future of Shopping in a Digitally Driven World” and he is currently working on his second book to be published soon. David also writes a popular blog called “Brain Food” which is published monthly on vmsd.com.  

Season 14 continues with VERY special episode with one of our all-time ART WORLD ICONS!!!! We meet the legendary gallerist MAUREEN PALEY. Inspiration to many of today's international contemporary galleries, Maureen was in fact the reason our co-host Robert Diament became inspired to change careers to work full-time in a gallery!We discover how she began her gallery programme in 1984 in a Victorian terraced house in London's East End. Initially named Interim Art, the gallery changed its name to Maureen Paley in 2004 as a celebration of its 20th anniversary. Since September 1999 the gallery has been situated in Bethnal Green, and in September 2020 relocated to Three Colts Lane. In July 2017 Maureen Paley opened a second space in Hove called Morena di Luna. In October 2020 a third space was opened in Shoreditch, London called Studio M. From its inception, the gallery's aim has remained consistent: to promote great and innovative artists in all media.-Maureen Paley was one of the first to present contemporary art in London's East End and has been a pioneer of the current scene, promoting and showing a diverse range of international artists. Gallery artists include Turner Prize winners Lawrence Abu Hamdan, 2019; Wolfgang Tillmans, 2000 and Gillian Wearing, 1997 as well as Turner Prize nominees Rebecca Warren, 2006; Liam Gillick, 2002; Jane and Louise Wilson, 1999 and Hannah Collins, 1993. Represented artists also include AA Bronson, Felipe Baeza, Tom Burr, Michaela Eichwald, Morgan Fisher, General Idea, Anne Hardy, Peter Hujar, Michael Krebber, Paulo Nimer Pjota, Olivia Plender, Stephen Prina, Maaike Schoorel, Hannah Starkey, Chioma Ebinama, Oscar Tuazon, and James Welling.Maureen Paley, the gallery's founder and director, was born in New York, studied at Sarah Lawrence College, and graduated from Brown University before coming to the UK in 1977 where she completed her Masters at The Royal College of Art from 1978–80.Together with running the gallery, Maureen Paley has also curated a number of large-scale public exhibitions. In 1994 she organised an exhibition of works by Felix Gonzales Torres, Joseph Kosuth and Ad Reinhardt at the Camden Arts Centre. In 1995 Wall to Wall was presented for the Arts Council GB National Touring Exhibitions and appeared at the Serpentine Gallery, London, Southampton City Art Gallery and Leeds City Art Gallery showing wall drawings by international artists including Daniel Buren, Michael Craig-Martin, Douglas Gordon, Barbara Kruger, Sol Lewitt, and Lawrence Weiner. Maureen Paley also selected an exhibition of work by young British artists in 1996 called The Cauldron featuring Christine Borland, Angela Bulloch, Jake & Dinos Chapman, Steven Pippin, Georgina Starr and Gillian Wearing for the Henry Moore Sculpture Trust which was installed in their Studio space in Dean Clough, Halifax.Follow @MaureenPaley on Instagram. Visit the gallery's official website at https://www.maureenpaley.com/Maureen Paley are exhibiting at Frieze London art fair next week in Regent's Park, Stand C9, 12th-16th October 2022. See works from her booth at Frieze's website: https://viewingroom.frieze.com/viewing-room/1750 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Das Gespräch mit der Medienkünstlerin Donja Nasseri ist ein auditiver Rundgang durch Donjas Werdegang und ihr kreatives Schaffen. Die Themen Heirat und Eheschließung kommen dabei genauso selbstverständlich vor wie Krokodile, Ägypten, Douglas Gordon, Deana Lawson oder Gillian Wearing. In dieser Podcastfolge kommen sogar kurze Teile ihrer Arbeiten vor. Eine von einem Kind vorgetragene Geschichte und ein schönes, trauriges Posaunenstück. Alles begleitet von entspanntem Vogelgezwitscher. Schön. Von 2015 bis 2021 studierte Donja an den Kunstakademien Münster und Düsseldorf. 2016 war sie als Artist in Residence in Schweden und 2021 in Österreich. Ihre Ausstellungsliste ist lang, die Liste mit mit Preisen und Nominierungen noch länger. Das FOAM zeichnete sie in diesem Jahr als New Talent aus und aktuell ist sie die Preisträgerin des Chargesheimer Stipendium für Medienkunst 2022. https://donjanasseri.de/

Das Gespräch mit der Medienkünstlerin Donja Nasseri ist ein auditiver Rundgang durch Donjas Werdegang und ihr kreatives Schaffen. Die Themen Heirat und Eheschließung kommen dabei genauso selbstverständlich vor wie Krokodile, Ägypten, Douglas Gordon, Deana Lawson oder Gillian Wearing. In dieser Podcastfolge kommen sogar kurze Teile ihrer Arbeiten vor. Eine von einem Kind vorgetragene Geschichte und ein schönes, trauriges Posaunenstück. Alles begleitet von entspanntem Vogelgezwitscher. Schön. Von 2015 bis 2021 studierte Donja an den Kunstakademien Münster und Düsseldorf. 2016 war sie als Artist in Residence in Schweden und 2021 in Österreich. Ihre Ausstellungsliste ist lang, die Liste mit mit Preisen und Nominierungen noch länger. Das FOAM zeichnete sie in diesem Jahr als New Talent aus und aktuell ist sie die Preisträgerin des Chargesheimer Stipendium für Medienkunst 2022. https://donjanasseri.de/

Chike Farrell hosts Chief Executive Officer, Douglas Gordon of Silo Wellness and Founder of CANEX

durée : 00:55:19 - Affaires culturelles - par : Arnaud Laporte - A l'occasion de l'exposition « Alberto Giacometti / Douglas Gordon » qui met en regard l'œuvre du sculpteur avec celle du vidéaste écossais, nous recevons ce dernier pour revenir, en sa présence et au micro d'Arnaud Laporte, sur son parcours et ses imaginaires. - invités : Douglas Gordon

“Alberto Giacometti – Douglas Gordon“ the morning afterà l'Institut Giacometti, Parisdu 20 avril au 22 juin 2022Interview de Christian Alandete, directeur artistique de l'Institut Giacometti et commissaire de l'exposition,par Anne-Frédérique Fer, à Paris, le 25 avril 2022, durée 15'20.© FranceFineArt.Communiqué de presse Commissaire :Christian Alandete, directeur artistique de l'Institut GiacomettiL'Institut Giacometti donne carte blanche à l'artiste Douglas Gordon, figure majeure de la scène contemporaine. Né en 1966 à Glasgow en Écosse, Douglas Gordon vit et travaille à Berlin, à Glasgow et à Paris. Artiste pluridisciplinaire, sa pratique englobe la vidéo et le film, le dessin, la sculpture et l'installation. Son travail sur la distorsion du temps, la tension entre des forces contraires et les dualités telles que la vie et la mort, le bien et le mal, rejoint les interrogations de Giacometti sur la condition humaine. Il réalise pour l'occasion, une série d'oeuvres originales inédites présentées en lien avec des sculptures et des dessins d'Alberto Giacometti méconnus ou inédits. Ces nouvelles productions marquent une étape dans l'oeuvre de Gordon et éclairent de manière nouvelle celle de Giacometti.« Quand je pense à la sculpture et à Giacometti, il est unique en son genre. La plupart des sculptures que je vois, ou que j'ai vues, ont une présence qui est nouvelle dans un monde créé par la mythologie, les dieux ou un dieu, la science ou l'homme de science. Et tous en refusent la responsabilité mais en réclament la paternité.Cependant, les choses de Giacometti, et je tiens à utiliser ce mot ‘stuff', sont pleines, ramassées, bourrées, recouvertes des empreintes de la personne responsable de la chose qui se tient devant nous. Dans le système de justice pénal on dirait que cet homme veut se faire attraper (ou retrouver).'' Douglas Gordon#publication – Douglas Gordon / Alberto Giacometti the morning afterLe catalogue est co-édité par la Fondation Giacometti, Paris et FAGE édition, bilingue français/anglais.#GG #themorningafter Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Cette semaine, on parle de gremlins, de plaisir et de la scène montréalaise ! Retrouvez-nous sur Instagram et Twitter @lesondapresLes morceaux présentés : Buju - Never StoppedPlanet Giza - When The Moving StopsMogwai - 7.25Donna Missal - sex is good (but have you tried)Autres références :Playlist LE SON D'APRÈS dispo sur Apple Music, Spotify, Deezer & YouTube !Si vous nous trouvez pas, liens ici : https://linktr.ee/lesondapresBUJUDaniel BensonBurna BoyLe label Spaceship RecordsLe Dotty ShowLa FèveMehdi MaïziLe morceau « Testimony »WizkidLadipoeL'album « African Giant » de Burna BoySeu JorgeJoeboyAmaraeL'EP « Sorry I'm Late »Le morceau « Outside »Le morceau « Collateral Damage » de Burna Boy PLANET GIZALa DJ Cheetah (l'une de nos invitées)KaytranadaDoom XRami BTony $toneFL StudioLe rappeur RowjayThe North VirusMick JenkinsLuidjiKrisyLou PhelpsL'EP « Don't Throw Rocks At The Moon »G-FunkKanye WestLe documentaire « Jeen-Yhus : A Kanye Trilogy » sur par Coodie & ChikeLe titre « Genie In A Bottle » de Christina AguileraBaile FunkFuture BeatsSangoLeur EP « 2 Road 2 Pharaon »Le titre « DZ » qui sample Cheb Mami et 113Leur EP « ZZZ »Leur album « Added Sugar »Le titre « Hands On » avec. JMFLe titre « » avec Ivy SoleLa mixtape « MTLiens 2 » de WasiuL'album « ATLiens » d'OutkastDa-PDead ObbiesNasMOGWAILe film « Les Gremlins » réalisé par Joe DanteLe film « The Fountain » de Darren AronofskyLa série Le RevenantLe documentaire « Zidane - Un portrait du 21ème siècle » réalisé par Douglas Gordon et Philippe ParentL'album « Mr Best »Le morceau « Friends of the Night »L'album « As the Love Continues »Le morceau « Dry Fantasy » DONNA MISSAL« Plaisirs Solitaires » de Madame KayThe Lonely Island, le groupe de Andy SambergLes titres « Dick in a box », « Motherlover » et « I Just Had Sex »La démo « Keep Lying »Les albums « This Time » et « Lighter »Maggie RogersKing PrincessL'EP « In The Mirror, In The Night »Le titre « (to me) your face is love »Le titre « butterfly »L'album « Romeo » de Sega BodegaL'album « Galore » de OKLou Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

In this episode of the Daily Mushroom Podcast, we have the CEO of Silo Wellness, Douglas Gordon. Silo Wellness offers legal, psychedelic retreats in Jamaica and Oregon. Their mission is heavily rooted in the education around the physical and mental benefits of mushrooms. We hope you enjoy this one!

Mushrooms have slowly crept into our mainstream lifestyle - Lions Mane as a cognitive enhancer, and many more mushrooms are out there to activate areas of our brain to improve our life. In this episode, I interview the CEO of Silo Wellness who grows and distributes not only these mainstream mushrooms but who is leading the way in using Psilocybin for cognitive enhancement as well. Connect with Douglas Gordon silowellness.com IG: silowellnessinc IN: silowellness FB: silowellness TW: silowellness DO THIS RIGHT NOW

Tom Wilmott selects 'The Exorcist' by William Peter Blatty. Published in 1971, the novel portrays the wildly disturbing behaviour of 12 year old Regan, whose mother seeks help from a plethora of medical specialists until, in desperation, she arranges a priest to perform an exorcism of her daughter to cast out the devil. In a fascinating and deeply personal reading of the book, Tom sees the devil as a stand in for depression. We discuss the lengths to which he has shaped his practice in a dedicated effort to keeping his own destructive side at bay and maintain mental wellness. Resulting in a non-commercial art practice, his unique approach has also given rise to charitable initiatives including Painting Pro Bono and Painting Per Diem. (Mixed Tapes is an introductory series recorded in lockdown with variations in audio quality.)   TOM WILMOTT   - tomwilmott.co.uk - instagram tomrtwilmott   BOOKS   - 'Tell Them I Said No' by Martin Herbert - 'On Being an Artist' by Michael Craig-Martin - 'On Truth' by George Orwell   ARTISTS / GALLERIES   - Agnes Martin 1912-2004 - After Nyne Gallery - Bedwyr Williams (featured on 'Chats in Lockdown' with Emma Cousin podcast Episode 11 May 2020) - Douglas Gordon b.1966 (represented by Gagosian Gallery, '24 Hour Psycho' 1993, 'What Have I Done' solo exhibition at Hayward Gallery, Between Darkness and Light (After William Blake) 1997 featured double sided film showing 'The Exorcist', 1973 directed by William Friedkin and 'The Song of Bernadette', 1943 directed by Henry King) - Ed Harris (directed and starred in 'Pollock' 2002) - Robert Motherwell 1915-1991 - Helen Frankenthaler 1928-2011 - Robert Ryman 1930-2019 - Rosalind Davis (featured on 'Art Fictions' podcast Episode 2)

Christian Lauchenauer studied 5 years of Industrial Design. Afterward, he worked for one year as an Industrial and Human-Centered Designer in a Swiss design office. After several projects with no budget and actors, he decided to study film in Zürich. But he had already more preferences for video art and got inspired by artists like Bill Viola, Jean-Luc Godard, Richard Serra, Peter Liechti, Steve McQueen, and Douglas Gordon. Today he is a video artist and designer and lives and works in Basel. On The Dissolution of Content: More and more I saw myself faced with the addiction to the consumption of information on my smartphone. As well I observed at many places around me people using their smartphone while avoiding any circumstances in their environment. But the initiation for the movie was my consideration of the speed of our consumption of information. Are we still able nowadays to comprehend and keep in mind what we were reading on our digital device? Where is the speed limit of information consumption, after that we just read a text or watch a video without processing any information or content? The dissolution of content is a critical movie project about our incredible fast-changing world, where it is maybe rather about our addiction to”Infotainment” than getting informed. If you reflect on the structure of the video feeds of popular social media platforms, you jump from a violent war video to a funny cat and may end up at a heartbreaking talk of a political activist. Therefore it happens you remember only a few of all the videos you just have watched and often in a weird combination. Anyway, each video is a click away. Sometimes it seems to me we gather information as we are eating without digesting. Is it immorally just consuming infotainment without attaching any importance to content? Or is there any advantage? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/experimentalfilmpodcast/support

Additional Music includes “Sleep” by Scott Buckley (Creative Commons)

Additional Music includes “Sleep” by Scott Buckley (Creative Commons)

É hora de a bola rolar no nosso podcast, na conversa do NERVOS Entrevista #31 sobre o filme Aspirantes (2015), que estreou esta quinta (28) contando a história de um jovem que tem o sonho de se tornar um jogador de futebol profissional engolido pelas preocupações da vida adulta e sentimentos corrosivos. O primeiro longa de Ives Rosenfeld teve uma ótima carreira em festivais, por onde circulou em 2015: foi o vencedor da Carte Blanche em Locarno; ganhou Melhor Filme, Melhor Ator para Ariclenes Barroso e Melhor Atriz Coadjuvante para Julia Bernat no Rio e levou o prêmio Abraccine na Mostra Internacional de Cinema em São Paulo. A produção chega agora ao circuito, acompanhando a vida de Junior (Barroso), que joga em um time amador da cidade de Saquarema, no litoral do Rio de Janeiro, e sonha em se profissionalizar, mas vê crescer a sua inveja quando é o seu melhor amigo Bento (Sérgio Malheiros) quem consegue um contrato com um clube maior. Além disso, sua namorada Karine (Bernat) está grávida, e o rapaz que já vive de bicos tem de pensar no seu futuro, como bem se preocupa sua sogra (Karine Telles). Na conversa da nossa Nayara Reynaud com a equipe do filme, o diretor e roteirista Ives Rosenfeld contou de onde surgiu seu interesse em falar sobre futebol, não pelo olhar dos vencedores, e suas escolhas estéticas para contar esta história, através da sua experiência anterior como técnico de som. Enquanto isso, os atores Ariclenes Barroso e Sérgio Malheiros explicam o processo de composição e a vivência nesse ambiente de seus personagens, além de seus próximos trabalhos, como você confere neste podcast. Ouça no lugar que você quiser: SoundCloud | Spotify | Deezer | iTunes | Google Podcasts | Feed | Download > 6s: Introdução > 3min27s: Entrevista com o cineasta Ives Rosenfeld e os atores Ariclenes Barroso e Sérgio Malheiros sobre Aspirantes > 17min34s: Conexões Nervosas > 20min01s: Encerramento Conexões Nervosas Se você gostou de Aspirantes, também pode curtir... > Ives Rosenfeld: a série documental de João Moreira Salles e Arthur Fontes, Futebol (1998), produzida pela VideoFilmes para o GNT, especialmente o primeiro dos três episódios, chamado “O Sonho”; os filmes do Canal 100, cinejornal brasileiro que documentava grandes eventos e partidas futebolísticas e era apresentado antes das sessões nos cinemas do país, durante a segunda metade do século passado; e o documentário Zidane – Um Retrato do Século XXI (2006), de Douglas Gordon e Philippe Parreno. > A Voz da Várzea, parceria do Desobediência Sonora, que produz programas na Rádio Comunitária Cantareira, e o Museu da Várzea de São Paulo chamado “Paulo Carioca”. Apresentado por Waldemar Oliveira, técnico de um time juvenil de futebol da Brasilândia, o podcast traz entrevistas com pessoas que fazem ou fizeram parte da várzea paulistana. > avarzea.com.br, site especializado em futebol amador, que conta com um podcast no canal do Youtube, chamado Projeto Varzeanos, que também traz conversas com nomes importantes do futebol nacional que vieram da várzea. *Músicas presentes no podcast (sob licença Creative Commons): “Content”, de Lee Rosevere; “Blind Love Dub”, de Jeris; e “Reusenoise_(DNB_Mix)”, de SpinningMerkaba

In this episode, Anna Clare Harper and Ed Mead FRICS discuss how traditional estate agency needs to evolve, and how property viewing service Viewber is shaking up the process of buying, selling and letting residential property through what has been described as ‘the Uber of property viewings'. Ed is a high-profile former London agent with 37 years' experience. He is also a Non-Executive Director of London estate agent Douglas & Gordon and The Property Ombudsman. He has built a profile as one of the industry's leading commentators, from two BBC TV series to writing regularly for The Sunday Times and The Telegraph as a property and agency expert. So, he is incredibly qualified to discuss the industry and its pain points! Episode highlights include: Ed's inside view on what's really happening in estate agency - from referral fees to the impacts of new regulations Red flags around traditional practices that are now driving innovation How the new ‘Amazonised' generation of property buyers will demand change Why landlords are abandoning agents and seeking different ways to let and manage their properties Resources: Viewber.co.uk @ed_mead twitter http://ed-mead.com annaclareharper.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/annaclareharper/

Discover investment options and understand the Cannabis infrastructure throughout the Caribbean, with guests Douglas Gordon, founder of CanEx and Balram Vaswani, CEO of Kaya Inc. in Jamaica. Hosted by Dr. Amy Hubble. Originally aired 13 June, 2019.

Szakdolgozatírós agymenés, komoly filozófiai fejtegetés művészetről, meg hasonló hülyeségek.

Programme de DOUGLAS GORDON pour webSYNradio : LIFE IN A SCOTCH KITCHEN : don't forget the north, créé à l'invitation de websynradio et diffusé par La Radio Parfaite du Festival Printemps des Arts de Monte Carlo.

En septembre dernier, Delphine Roche proposait au Consulat, la performance « Why do we sweat », installant un ring de boxe en plein cœur de l’exposition Ocean Memories de Mathieu Lehanneur, disant chercher à interroger la chorégraphie sociale, ainsi que la construction par le corps d’archétypes sociaux. De cette performance vient une interrogation large et qui ne date pas d’hier : celles des manières d’articuler art et sport, et surtout des intentions qui président à la conjonction de ces deux pratiques, à cette friction entre ce qu’a priori on considère d’un côté comme une activité physique et collective, de l’autre comme une expérience surtout intellectuelle, et solipsiste. Du renversement de cet a priori, on en trouve de toutes formes, de tout médium, et de toutes époques. Et surtout, on peut dire que tous les sports y passent : le football avec le film de Philippe Parrenno et Douglas Gordon sur Z. Zidane ; la boxe avec les chats prêts à en découdre d’Alain Séchas; le Tao du salarié pour Julien Prévieux ; ou encore le basket avec les Two balls total equilibrium tank  de Jeff Koons. Autant de sport, de médiums, de pratiques esthétiques et de visions de l’art différentes, avec peut-être néanmoins un même prédicat de départ, qui souligne l’évidence : art et sport sont en un sens des pratiques qui se construisent à plusieurs dans l’espace social et viennent cadrer la vie quotidienne, tout en apportant un surplus de sensibilité et un dépassement de soi dans l’expérience sportive et dans l'expérience esthétique.  [caption id="attachment_76662" align="aligncenter" width="240"] Tripple Dribble, 2018 © J. Borderie et C. Bouffard[/caption]   Dans cette émission, c’est donc d’art, de sport et de lien social qu’il sera question. Nous recevons les artistes Julia Borderie et Cécile Bouffard, pour discuter de leur performance Tripple Dribble, qui fait intervenir de jeunes sportifs en déstabilisant les règles classiques d'un match de basket pour questionner les frontières entre les fonctionnements respectifs des pratiques artistiques et sportives. Nous recevons également l'historien et critique d’art Jean-Marc Huitorel, spécialiste de ces questions, auteur notamment de l'ouvrage La Beauté du geste, art contemporain et sport [Éditions du Regard, 2005]. Et pour clôturer l'émission, Élodie inaugure pour nous une  chronique "la bibliothèque d'En Pleines Formes", avec une lecture du dernier essai d'Élisabeth Lebovici, Ce que le sida m'a fait [JP Ringier, 2017].    Animation et Interview: Flore Di Sciullo Chronique: Élodie Hervier Réalisation : Lorna Bhi et Élodie Hervier  

Le podcast est bien lancé désormais, avec ce 2ème épisode. Toujours en impro / ciné / délire.On évoque d'ailleurs cette fois les références suivantes: Blue chips 1994 William FriedkinLes petits champions 1992 Stephen HerekL'enfer du dimanche 1999 Oliver StoneL'ultime razzia (The killing) 1956 Stanley KubrickCoup de tête (Patrick Dewaere) 1979 Jean-Jacques AnnaudBattle of the sexes (Billy Jean King) 2017 Jonathan Dayton et Valerie FarisBorg McEnroe 2017 Janus MetzSnake eyes 1998 Brian De PalmaZidane, un portrait du 21ème siècle 2006 Douglas Gordon et Philippe ParrenoDelivrance 1972 John BoormanRick & Morty 2013-... Dan Harmon et Justin RoilandLe choix de sophie 1982 Alan J. PakulaBattle royale 2000 Kinji FukasakuShaolin soccer 2001 Stephen ChowLes goonies 1985 Richard DonnerThe giver (sf Tim) 2014 Phillip NoyceBienvenue à Gattaca 1997 Andrew Niccol Bonne émission :)

What has man wrought and what terror is the outsider? We answer these questions and more this Eve of All Hallows on All Geeks Considered

Épisode spécial Coupe du monde avec l’Équipe de P2J - Passement de Jambe. La compétition fait rage pour déterminer quel est LE meilleur film de foot de tous les temps. Hors jeu, Didier, Les Yeux dans les Bleus… 16 films en lice et il ne peut en rester qu’un. Animé par Thomas Rozec avec David Honnorat, et Martin, Bastien, Lucas et Bozan de P2JRÉFÉRENCES CITÉES DANS L'ÉMISSION Hors jeu (Jafar Panahi, 2006), Didier (Alain Chabat, 1997), Carton Jaune (David Evans, 1997), Zidane, un portrait du XXIème siècle (Philippe Parreno, Douglas Gordon, 2006), Joue-la comme Beckham (Gurinder Chadha, 2002), Substitute (Vikash Dhorasoo, Fred Poulet, 2007), Les collègues (Philippe Dajoux, 1999), The Van (Stephen Frears, 1996), Je suis supporter du Standard (Riton Liebman, 2013), À mort l'arbitre (Jean-Pierre Mocky, 1984), Les yeux dans les Bleus (Stéphane Meunier, 1998), À nous la victoire (John Huston, 1981), Le Ballon d’or (Cheik Doukouré, 1994), Carton rouge (Barry Skolnick, 2001), Coup de tête (Jean-Jacques Annaud, 1979), Shaolin Soccer (Stephen Chow, 2002)CRÉDITSEnregistré le 26 juin 2018 à l’Antenne (Paris 11eme). Production : Binge Audio. Direction de production : Joël Ronez. Rédacteur en chef : David Carzon. Direction générale : Gabrielle Boeri-Charles. Moyens techniques : Binge Audio. Réalisation : Quentin Bresson. Chargée de production et d’édition : Camille Regache. Editrice : Albane Fily. Générique : "Soupir Articulé", Abstrackt Keal Agram (Tanguy Destable et Lionel Pierres). NoCiné est une production du réseau Binge Audio www.binge.audio.POUR ASSISTER AUX ENREGISTREMENTSPour assister à notre prochain enregistrement en public à L'Antenne Paris, rendez-vous sur notre page bingeaudio.eventbrite.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jonas and I talked about refugees and memory, about ambient noise, poetry, the new film I Had Nowhere To Go, and why he's spent a lifetime ignoring Hollywood. For more information on I Had Nowhere To Go (IMDB) and TIFF. Synopsis Internationally acclaimed multimedia artist Douglas Gordon (24 Hour Psycho, Zidane: A 21st Century Portrait) returns to the Festival with this intimate portrait of avant-garde cinema legend Jonas Mekas. "An adventurer can always return home; an exile cannot. So I decided that culture would be my home." Jonas Mekas Internationally acclaimed multimedia artist Douglas Gordon returns to the Festival with an intimate portrait of Jonas Mekas, the legendary poet, film critic, risk-taking curator, "the godfather of the American avant-garde cinema" -- and, at 93 years old, among the remaining few to have escaped and survived Nazi persecution. I Had Nowhere to Go plunges us into both a collective and individual space of memory via long, imageless stretches over which Mekas narrates, in his inimitable voice, excerpts from his memoir (which lends the film its title). An extraordinary life story emerges as the film zigzags between Mekas' early years in a forced labour camp and a Displaced Person centre during WWII and his arrival in New York as a young Lithuanian émigré. With an immersive sound environment and intermittent, fleeting images that stand in evocative juxtaposition to Mekas' anecdotes, Gordon's film reveals in its subject a puckish humour that outweighs despair, and an unabated zest for life that both illuminates and softens the sadness. A deeply moving tribute from one great artist to another and a singular work in its own right, I Had Nowhere to Go has timely resonance today as mass migratory movements are displacing millions of people throughout the world as refugees, exiles, and stateless persons. While Mekas is certainly no ordinary person, the story he tells is a profoundly humble one, as much about daily survival as it is about aspiring to accomplish so much more. Gordon, who is ingenious at activating memory and the cinematic imaginary, compellingly presents quotidian moments outside of Mekas' famous film-related activities in order to reveal the desires, impulses, melancholy, and perseverance that inform Mekas' filmmaking and infectious love of cinema. Even when truly having nowhere to go, Mekas always saw brief glimpses of beauty as he was moving ahead. Biography Jonas Mekas - Writer Jonas Mekas born December 24, 1922, is a Lithuanian-born American filmmaker, writer, and curator who has often been called "the godfather of American avant-garde cinema." His work has been exhibited in museums and festivals across Europe and America. In 1944, Mekas left Lithuania because of war. En route, his train was stopped in Germany and he and his brother, Adolfas Mekas, were imprisoned in a labor camp in Elmshorn, a suburb of Hamburg, for eight months. The brothers escaped and were detained near the Danish border where they hid on a farm for two months until the end of the war. After the war, Mekas lived in displaced person camps in Wiesbaden and Kassel. From 1946-48, he studied philosophy at the University of Mainz and at the end of 1949, he emigrated with his brother to the U.S., settling in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York. After his arrival, he borrowed the money to buy his first Bolex 16-mm camera and began to record moments of his life. He discovered avant-garde film at venues such as Amos Vogel's pioneering Cinema 16, and he began screening his own films in 1953 at Gallery East on Avenue A and Houston Street, and a Film Forum series at Carl Fisher Auditorium on 57th Street. In 1954, he became editor of Film Culture, and in 1958, began writing his "Movie Journal" column for The Village Voice. In 1962, he co-founded Film-Makers' Cooperative (FMC) and the Filmmaker's Cinematheque in 1964, which eventually grew into Anthology Film Archives, one of the world’s largest and most important repositories of avant-garde films. The films and the voluminous collection of photographs and paper documents (mostly from or about avant garde film makers of the 1950-1980 period) were moved from time to time based on Mekas' ability to raise grant money to pay to house the massive collection. He was part of the New American Cinema, with, in particular, fellow film-maker Lionel Rogosin. He was heavily involved with artists such as Andy Warhol, Nico, Allen Ginsberg, Yoko Ono, John Lennon, Salvador Dalí, and fellow Lithuanian George Maciunas. In 1970, Anthology Film Archives opened on 425 Lafayette Street as a film museum, screening space, and a library, with Mekas as its director. Mekas, along with Stan Brakhage, Ken Kelman, Peter Kubelka, James Broughton, and P. Adams Sitney, begin the ambitious Essential Cinema project at Anthology Film Archives to establish a canon of important cinematic works. Mekas' own output ranging from narrative films (Guns of the Trees, 1961) to documentaries (The Brig, 1963) and to "diaries" such as Walden (1969); Lost, Lost, Lost (1975);Reminiscences of a Voyage to Lithuania (1972) and Zefiro torna (1992) have been screened extensively at festivals and museums around the world. In 2001, he released a five-hour long diary film entitled As I Was Moving Ahead. Martin Scorsese said once: "Jonas Mekas is the one that gave me the desire and strength to be a director." Douglas Gordon - Director Douglas Gordon's practice encompasses video and film, installation, sculpture, photography, and text. Through his work, Gordon investigates human conditions like memory and the passage of time, as well as universal dualities such as life and death, good and evil, right and wrong. Gordon's oeuvre has been exhibited globally and his film works have been presented at many competitions, including the Festival de Cannes, the Toronto International Film Festival, and the International Venice Film Festival. Gordon received the 1996 Turner Prize, the Premio 2000 prize for best young artist at the 1997 Venice Biennale, and the 1998 Hugo Boss Prize. Most recently, in May 2008 he was awarded the Roswitha Haftmann Prize by the Kunsthaus Zurich and, in 2012 the KätheKollwitz Prize from the Akademie der Künste, Berlin. Gordon was the International Juror at the 65th International Venice Film Festival, and in 2012 he was the Jury president of CinemaXXI at the 7th International Rome Film Festival. In December 2014 Douglas Gordon and pianist Hélène Grimaud have joined forces to explore the beauty of water in an extraordinary performance at Armory on Park, New York. The collaboration continued when Gordon directed the theatre performance Neck of the Woods starring Charlotte Rampling and Hélène Grimuaud at the 2015 MIF - Manchester International Festival, Manchester. Born in Scotland, Gordon lives and works in Berlin and Glasgow and teaches film at the Städelschule in Frankfurt am Main. He is represented internationally by Gagosian Gallery, as well as Untilthen in Paris, Galerie Eva Presenhuber in Zürich, and Dvir Gallery in Tel Aviv See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

#42 Zidane: A 21st Century Portrait (2006), de Douglas Gordon y Philippe Parreno by Civilcinema

Programme de ALAN DUNN pour webSYNradio : Artists uses of the word revolution, UtiliSation du mot REVOLUTION par les artistes : DJ Food, Douglas Gordon, Collin Ludlow-Mattson and the Folks, Marcel Duchamp,Peter Suchin, Aidan Winterburn, Jeff Young, Aldous Huxley, Rich Rath, Sarah Jones, Marcel Journet, Marion Harrison, Warsaw Poland Bros, Mark Whitford, Pekatralatak, Samantha Wass , David Jacques and Adrian Bailey, Foreign Investment, The Civil Servants, Pivot Point

SALT ve Van Abbemuseum işbirliğinde gerçekleştirilen İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe projesinin ilk sergisi İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe: 89’dan Sonra 27 Ocak’ta açılıyor. SALT Beyoğlu ve SALT Galata’da yer alan sergi, Van Abbemuseum koleksiyonundan 1989 sonrası üretilmiş işleri içeriyor. SALT, Van Abbemuseum ekibiyle birlikte, uluslararası platformda iyi bilinen ancak İstanbul’da yeterince tanınmayan ya da işleri hiç gösterilmemiş 15 sanatçının 40’tan fazla işini seçti. Bu işlerin ilham verici önemi ile ilk elden deneyimlenmesi gerektiğine duyulan inancın yanı sıra bu seçki, döneme dair sanatsal pratiklerin incelediği birtakım kilit temalar etrafında şekilleniyor. Bunlar, Marlene Dumas’nın Models [Modeller] adlı resimlerinden oluşan enstalasyon ile Rineke Dijkstra’nın fotoğraflarını da içeren “portreleme”; Allen Ruppersberg’ün, Allen Ginsberg’ün ünlü şiiri Uluma’ya ithafen yaptığı işin başrolü üstlendiği “edebiyat ve metin”; Douglas Gordon ve Rodney Graham’ın pratiği ve işleri üzerinden “film” ve Stanley Brouwn’un kavramsal olarak derinlemesine ele aldığı “zaman ve mekân” gibi temaları kapsıyor. Türkiye’den sanatçılardan seçilen işler, benzer fikir ve yaklaşımlarla görsel ve kavramsal diyaloğa girmeleri için bu tematik bölümlere yerleştirildi. Bunlar arasında Leyla Gediz’in portrelemeye farklı bir yaklaşım öneren işleri, Cevdet Erek’in ritim ve ölçü üzerine çalışmaları, Özlem Günyol & Mustafa Kunt’un coğrafi pozisyon ve çeviri ile oynayan oyunları ile İnci Eviner’in film setine benzeyen alışılmadık panoramaları yer alıyor.

SALT ve Van Abbemuseum işbirliğinde gerçekleştirilen İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe projesinin ilk sergisi İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe: 89’dan Sonra 27 Ocak’ta açılıyor. SALT Beyoğlu ve SALT Galata’da yer alan sergi, Van Abbemuseum koleksiyonundan 1989 sonrası üretilmiş işleri içeriyor. SALT, Van Abbemuseum ekibiyle birlikte, uluslararası platformda iyi bilinen ancak İstanbul’da yeterince tanınmayan ya da işleri hiç gösterilmemiş 15 sanatçının 40’tan fazla işini seçti. Bu işlerin ilham verici önemi ile ilk elden deneyimlenmesi gerektiğine duyulan inancın yanı sıra bu seçki, döneme dair sanatsal pratiklerin incelediği birtakım kilit temalar etrafında şekilleniyor. Bunlar, Marlene Dumas’nın Models [Modeller] adlı resimlerinden oluşan enstalasyon ile Rineke Dijkstra’nın fotoğraflarını da içeren “portreleme”; Allen Ruppersberg’ün, Allen Ginsberg’ün ünlü şiiri Uluma’ya ithafen yaptığı işin başrolü üstlendiği “edebiyat ve metin”; Douglas Gordon ve Rodney Graham’ın pratiği ve işleri üzerinden “film” ve Stanley Brouwn’un kavramsal olarak derinlemesine ele aldığı “zaman ve mekân” gibi temaları kapsıyor. Türkiye’den sanatçılardan seçilen işler, benzer fikir ve yaklaşımlarla görsel ve kavramsal diyaloğa girmeleri için bu tematik bölümlere yerleştirildi. Bunlar arasında Leyla Gediz’in portrelemeye farklı bir yaklaşım öneren işleri, Cevdet Erek’in ritim ve ölçü üzerine çalışmaları, Özlem Günyol & Mustafa Kunt’un coğrafi pozisyon ve çeviri ile oynayan oyunları ile İnci Eviner’in film setine benzeyen alışılmadık panoramaları yer alıyor.

SALT ve Van Abbemuseum işbirliğinde gerçekleştirilen İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe projesinin ilk sergisi İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe: 89’dan Sonra 27 Ocak’ta açılıyor. SALT Beyoğlu ve SALT Galata’da yer alan sergi, Van Abbemuseum koleksiyonundan 1989 sonrası üretilmiş işleri içeriyor. SALT, Van Abbemuseum ekibiyle birlikte, uluslararası platformda iyi bilinen ancak İstanbul’da yeterince tanınmayan ya da işleri hiç gösterilmemiş 15 sanatçının 40’tan fazla işini seçti. Bu işlerin ilham verici önemi ile ilk elden deneyimlenmesi gerektiğine duyulan inancın yanı sıra bu seçki, döneme dair sanatsal pratiklerin incelediği birtakım kilit temalar etrafında şekilleniyor. Bunlar, Marlene Dumas’nın Models [Modeller] adlı resimlerinden oluşan enstalasyon ile Rineke Dijkstra’nın fotoğraflarını da içeren “portreleme”; Allen Ruppersberg’ün, Allen Ginsberg’ün ünlü şiiri Uluma’ya ithafen yaptığı işin başrolü üstlendiği “edebiyat ve metin”; Douglas Gordon ve Rodney Graham’ın pratiği ve işleri üzerinden “film” ve Stanley Brouwn’un kavramsal olarak derinlemesine ele aldığı “zaman ve mekân” gibi temaları kapsıyor. Türkiye’den sanatçılardan seçilen işler, benzer fikir ve yaklaşımlarla görsel ve kavramsal diyaloğa girmeleri için bu tematik bölümlere yerleştirildi. Bunlar arasında Leyla Gediz’in portrelemeye farklı bir yaklaşım öneren işleri, Cevdet Erek’in ritim ve ölçü üzerine çalışmaları, Özlem Günyol & Mustafa Kunt’un coğrafi pozisyon ve çeviri ile oynayan oyunları ile İnci Eviner’in film setine benzeyen alışılmadık panoramaları yer alıyor.

SALT ve Van Abbemuseum işbirliğinde gerçekleştirilen İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe projesinin ilk sergisi İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe: 89’dan Sonra 27 Ocak’ta açılıyor. SALT Beyoğlu ve SALT Galata’da yer alan sergi, Van Abbemuseum koleksiyonundan 1989 sonrası üretilmiş işleri içeriyor. SALT, Van Abbemuseum ekibiyle birlikte, uluslararası platformda iyi bilinen ancak İstanbul’da yeterince tanınmayan ya da işleri hiç gösterilmemiş 15 sanatçının 40’tan fazla işini seçti. Bu işlerin ilham verici önemi ile ilk elden deneyimlenmesi gerektiğine duyulan inancın yanı sıra bu seçki, döneme dair sanatsal pratiklerin incelediği birtakım kilit temalar etrafında şekilleniyor. Bunlar, Marlene Dumas’nın Models [Modeller] adlı resimlerinden oluşan enstalasyon ile Rineke Dijkstra’nın fotoğraflarını da içeren “portreleme”; Allen Ruppersberg’ün, Allen Ginsberg’ün ünlü şiiri Uluma’ya ithafen yaptığı işin başrolü üstlendiği “edebiyat ve metin”; Douglas Gordon ve Rodney Graham’ın pratiği ve işleri üzerinden “film” ve Stanley Brouwn’un kavramsal olarak derinlemesine ele aldığı “zaman ve mekân” gibi temaları kapsıyor. Türkiye’den sanatçılardan seçilen işler, benzer fikir ve yaklaşımlarla görsel ve kavramsal diyaloğa girmeleri için bu tematik bölümlere yerleştirildi. Bunlar arasında Leyla Gediz’in portrelemeye farklı bir yaklaşım öneren işleri, Cevdet Erek’in ritim ve ölçü üzerine çalışmaları, Özlem Günyol & Mustafa Kunt’un coğrafi pozisyon ve çeviri ile oynayan oyunları ile İnci Eviner’in film setine benzeyen alışılmadık panoramaları yer alıyor.

SALT ve Van Abbemuseum işbirliğinde gerçekleştirilen İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe projesinin ilk sergisi İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe: 89’dan Sonra 27 Ocak’ta açılıyor. SALT Beyoğlu ve SALT Galata’da yer alan sergi, Van Abbemuseum koleksiyonundan 1989 sonrası üretilmiş işleri içeriyor. SALT, Van Abbemuseum ekibiyle birlikte, uluslararası platformda iyi bilinen ancak İstanbul’da yeterince tanınmayan ya da işleri hiç gösterilmemiş 15 sanatçının 40’tan fazla işini seçti. Bu işlerin ilham verici önemi ile ilk elden deneyimlenmesi gerektiğine duyulan inancın yanı sıra bu seçki, döneme dair sanatsal pratiklerin incelediği birtakım kilit temalar etrafında şekilleniyor. Bunlar, Marlene Dumas’nın Models [Modeller] adlı resimlerinden oluşan enstalasyon ile Rineke Dijkstra’nın fotoğraflarını da içeren “portreleme”; Allen Ruppersberg’ün, Allen Ginsberg’ün ünlü şiiri Uluma’ya ithafen yaptığı işin başrolü üstlendiği “edebiyat ve metin”; Douglas Gordon ve Rodney Graham’ın pratiği ve işleri üzerinden “film” ve Stanley Brouwn’un kavramsal olarak derinlemesine ele aldığı “zaman ve mekân” gibi temaları kapsıyor. Türkiye’den sanatçılardan seçilen işler, benzer fikir ve yaklaşımlarla görsel ve kavramsal diyaloğa girmeleri için bu tematik bölümlere yerleştirildi. Bunlar arasında Leyla Gediz’in portrelemeye farklı bir yaklaşım öneren işleri, Cevdet Erek’in ritim ve ölçü üzerine çalışmaları, Özlem Günyol & Mustafa Kunt’un coğrafi pozisyon ve çeviri ile oynayan oyunları ile İnci Eviner’in film setine benzeyen alışılmadık panoramaları yer alıyor.

SALT ve Van Abbemuseum işbirliğinde gerçekleştirilen İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe projesinin ilk sergisi İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe: 89’dan Sonra 27 Ocak’ta açılıyor. SALT Beyoğlu ve SALT Galata’da yer alan sergi, Van Abbemuseum koleksiyonundan 1989 sonrası üretilmiş işleri içeriyor. SALT, Van Abbemuseum ekibiyle birlikte, uluslararası platformda iyi bilinen ancak İstanbul’da yeterince tanınmayan ya da işleri hiç gösterilmemiş 15 sanatçının 40’tan fazla işini seçti. Bu işlerin ilham verici önemi ile ilk elden deneyimlenmesi gerektiğine duyulan inancın yanı sıra bu seçki, döneme dair sanatsal pratiklerin incelediği birtakım kilit temalar etrafında şekilleniyor. Bunlar, Marlene Dumas’nın Models [Modeller] adlı resimlerinden oluşan enstalasyon ile Rineke Dijkstra’nın fotoğraflarını da içeren “portreleme”; Allen Ruppersberg’ün, Allen Ginsberg’ün ünlü şiiri Uluma’ya ithafen yaptığı işin başrolü üstlendiği “edebiyat ve metin”; Douglas Gordon ve Rodney Graham’ın pratiği ve işleri üzerinden “film” ve Stanley Brouwn’un kavramsal olarak derinlemesine ele aldığı “zaman ve mekân” gibi temaları kapsıyor. Türkiye’den sanatçılardan seçilen işler, benzer fikir ve yaklaşımlarla görsel ve kavramsal diyaloğa girmeleri için bu tematik bölümlere yerleştirildi. Bunlar arasında Leyla Gediz’in portrelemeye farklı bir yaklaşım öneren işleri, Cevdet Erek’in ritim ve ölçü üzerine çalışmaları, Özlem Günyol & Mustafa Kunt’un coğrafi pozisyon ve çeviri ile oynayan oyunları ile İnci Eviner’in film setine benzeyen alışılmadık panoramaları yer alıyor.

SALT ve Van Abbemuseum işbirliğinde gerçekleştirilen İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe projesinin ilk sergisi İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe: 89’dan Sonra 27 Ocak’ta açılıyor. SALT Beyoğlu ve SALT Galata’da yer alan sergi, Van Abbemuseum koleksiyonundan 1989 sonrası üretilmiş işleri içeriyor. SALT, Van Abbemuseum ekibiyle birlikte, uluslararası platformda iyi bilinen ancak İstanbul’da yeterince tanınmayan ya da işleri hiç gösterilmemiş 15 sanatçının 40’tan fazla işini seçti. Bu işlerin ilham verici önemi ile ilk elden deneyimlenmesi gerektiğine duyulan inancın yanı sıra bu seçki, döneme dair sanatsal pratiklerin incelediği birtakım kilit temalar etrafında şekilleniyor. Bunlar, Marlene Dumas’nın Models [Modeller] adlı resimlerinden oluşan enstalasyon ile Rineke Dijkstra’nın fotoğraflarını da içeren “portreleme”; Allen Ruppersberg’ün, Allen Ginsberg’ün ünlü şiiri Uluma’ya ithafen yaptığı işin başrolü üstlendiği “edebiyat ve metin”; Douglas Gordon ve Rodney Graham’ın pratiği ve işleri üzerinden “film” ve Stanley Brouwn’un kavramsal olarak derinlemesine ele aldığı “zaman ve mekân” gibi temaları kapsıyor. Türkiye’den sanatçılardan seçilen işler, benzer fikir ve yaklaşımlarla görsel ve kavramsal diyaloğa girmeleri için bu tematik bölümlere yerleştirildi. Bunlar arasında Leyla Gediz’in portrelemeye farklı bir yaklaşım öneren işleri, Cevdet Erek’in ritim ve ölçü üzerine çalışmaları, Özlem Günyol & Mustafa Kunt’un coğrafi pozisyon ve çeviri ile oynayan oyunları ile İnci Eviner’in film setine benzeyen alışılmadık panoramaları yer alıyor.

SALT ve Van Abbemuseum işbirliğinde gerçekleştirilen İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe projesinin ilk sergisi İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe: 89’dan Sonra 27 Ocak’ta açılıyor. SALT Beyoğlu ve SALT Galata’da yer alan sergi, Van Abbemuseum koleksiyonundan 1989 sonrası üretilmiş işleri içeriyor. SALT, Van Abbemuseum ekibiyle birlikte, uluslararası platformda iyi bilinen ancak İstanbul’da yeterince tanınmayan ya da işleri hiç gösterilmemiş 15 sanatçının 40’tan fazla işini seçti. Bu işlerin ilham verici önemi ile ilk elden deneyimlenmesi gerektiğine duyulan inancın yanı sıra bu seçki, döneme dair sanatsal pratiklerin incelediği birtakım kilit temalar etrafında şekilleniyor. Bunlar, Marlene Dumas’nın Models [Modeller] adlı resimlerinden oluşan enstalasyon ile Rineke Dijkstra’nın fotoğraflarını da içeren “portreleme”; Allen Ruppersberg’ün, Allen Ginsberg’ün ünlü şiiri Uluma’ya ithafen yaptığı işin başrolü üstlendiği “edebiyat ve metin”; Douglas Gordon ve Rodney Graham’ın pratiği ve işleri üzerinden “film” ve Stanley Brouwn’un kavramsal olarak derinlemesine ele aldığı “zaman ve mekân” gibi temaları kapsıyor. Türkiye’den sanatçılardan seçilen işler, benzer fikir ve yaklaşımlarla görsel ve kavramsal diyaloğa girmeleri için bu tematik bölümlere yerleştirildi. Bunlar arasında Leyla Gediz’in portrelemeye farklı bir yaklaşım öneren işleri, Cevdet Erek’in ritim ve ölçü üzerine çalışmaları, Özlem Günyol & Mustafa Kunt’un coğrafi pozisyon ve çeviri ile oynayan oyunları ile İnci Eviner’in film setine benzeyen alışılmadık panoramaları yer alıyor.

SALT ve Van Abbemuseum işbirliğinde gerçekleştirilen İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe projesinin ilk sergisi İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe: 89’dan Sonra 27 Ocak’ta açılıyor. SALT Beyoğlu ve SALT Galata’da yer alan sergi, Van Abbemuseum koleksiyonundan 1989 sonrası üretilmiş işleri içeriyor. SALT, Van Abbemuseum ekibiyle birlikte, uluslararası platformda iyi bilinen ancak İstanbul’da yeterince tanınmayan ya da işleri hiç gösterilmemiş 15 sanatçının 40’tan fazla işini seçti. Bu işlerin ilham verici önemi ile ilk elden deneyimlenmesi gerektiğine duyulan inancın yanı sıra bu seçki, döneme dair sanatsal pratiklerin incelediği birtakım kilit temalar etrafında şekilleniyor. Bunlar, Marlene Dumas’nın Models [Modeller] adlı resimlerinden oluşan enstalasyon ile Rineke Dijkstra’nın fotoğraflarını da içeren “portreleme”; Allen Ruppersberg’ün, Allen Ginsberg’ün ünlü şiiri Uluma’ya ithafen yaptığı işin başrolü üstlendiği “edebiyat ve metin”; Douglas Gordon ve Rodney Graham’ın pratiği ve işleri üzerinden “film” ve Stanley Brouwn’un kavramsal olarak derinlemesine ele aldığı “zaman ve mekân” gibi temaları kapsıyor. Türkiye’den sanatçılardan seçilen işler, benzer fikir ve yaklaşımlarla görsel ve kavramsal diyaloğa girmeleri için bu tematik bölümlere yerleştirildi. Bunlar arasında Leyla Gediz’in portrelemeye farklı bir yaklaşım öneren işleri, Cevdet Erek’in ritim ve ölçü üzerine çalışmaları, Özlem Günyol & Mustafa Kunt’un coğrafi pozisyon ve çeviri ile oynayan oyunları ile İnci Eviner’in film setine benzeyen alışılmadık panoramaları yer alıyor.

SALT ve Van Abbemuseum işbirliğinde gerçekleştirilen İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe projesinin ilk sergisi İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe: 89’dan Sonra 27 Ocak’ta açılıyor. SALT Beyoğlu ve SALT Galata’da yer alan sergi, Van Abbemuseum koleksiyonundan 1989 sonrası üretilmiş işleri içeriyor. SALT, Van Abbemuseum ekibiyle birlikte, uluslararası platformda iyi bilinen ancak İstanbul’da yeterince tanınmayan ya da işleri hiç gösterilmemiş 15 sanatçının 40’tan fazla işini seçti. Bu işlerin ilham verici önemi ile ilk elden deneyimlenmesi gerektiğine duyulan inancın yanı sıra bu seçki, döneme dair sanatsal pratiklerin incelediği birtakım kilit temalar etrafında şekilleniyor. Bunlar, Marlene Dumas’nın Models [Modeller] adlı resimlerinden oluşan enstalasyon ile Rineke Dijkstra’nın fotoğraflarını da içeren “portreleme”; Allen Ruppersberg’ün, Allen Ginsberg’ün ünlü şiiri Uluma’ya ithafen yaptığı işin başrolü üstlendiği “edebiyat ve metin”; Douglas Gordon ve Rodney Graham’ın pratiği ve işleri üzerinden “film” ve Stanley Brouwn’un kavramsal olarak derinlemesine ele aldığı “zaman ve mekân” gibi temaları kapsıyor. Türkiye’den sanatçılardan seçilen işler, benzer fikir ve yaklaşımlarla görsel ve kavramsal diyaloğa girmeleri için bu tematik bölümlere yerleştirildi. Bunlar arasında Leyla Gediz’in portrelemeye farklı bir yaklaşım öneren işleri, Cevdet Erek’in ritim ve ölçü üzerine çalışmaları, Özlem Günyol & Mustafa Kunt’un coğrafi pozisyon ve çeviri ile oynayan oyunları ile İnci Eviner’in film setine benzeyen alışılmadık panoramaları yer alıyor.

SALT ve Van Abbemuseum işbirliğinde gerçekleştirilen İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe projesinin ilk sergisi İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe: 89’dan Sonra 27 Ocak’ta açılıyor. SALT Beyoğlu ve SALT Galata’da yer alan sergi, Van Abbemuseum koleksiyonundan 1989 sonrası üretilmiş işleri içeriyor. SALT, Van Abbemuseum ekibiyle birlikte, uluslararası platformda iyi bilinen ancak İstanbul’da yeterince tanınmayan ya da işleri hiç gösterilmemiş 15 sanatçının 40’tan fazla işini seçti. Bu işlerin ilham verici önemi ile ilk elden deneyimlenmesi gerektiğine duyulan inancın yanı sıra bu seçki, döneme dair sanatsal pratiklerin incelediği birtakım kilit temalar etrafında şekilleniyor. Bunlar, Marlene Dumas’nın Models [Modeller] adlı resimlerinden oluşan enstalasyon ile Rineke Dijkstra’nın fotoğraflarını da içeren “portreleme”; Allen Ruppersberg’ün, Allen Ginsberg’ün ünlü şiiri Uluma’ya ithafen yaptığı işin başrolü üstlendiği “edebiyat ve metin”; Douglas Gordon ve Rodney Graham’ın pratiği ve işleri üzerinden “film” ve Stanley Brouwn’un kavramsal olarak derinlemesine ele aldığı “zaman ve mekân” gibi temaları kapsıyor. Türkiye’den sanatçılardan seçilen işler, benzer fikir ve yaklaşımlarla görsel ve kavramsal diyaloğa girmeleri için bu tematik bölümlere yerleştirildi. Bunlar arasında Leyla Gediz’in portrelemeye farklı bir yaklaşım öneren işleri, Cevdet Erek’in ritim ve ölçü üzerine çalışmaları, Özlem Günyol & Mustafa Kunt’un coğrafi pozisyon ve çeviri ile oynayan oyunları ile İnci Eviner’in film setine benzeyen alışılmadık panoramaları yer alıyor.

SALT ve Van Abbemuseum işbirliğinde gerçekleştirilen İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe projesinin ilk sergisi İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe: 89’dan Sonra 27 Ocak’ta açılıyor. SALT Beyoğlu ve SALT Galata’da yer alan sergi, Van Abbemuseum koleksiyonundan 1989 sonrası üretilmiş işleri içeriyor. SALT, Van Abbemuseum ekibiyle birlikte, uluslararası platformda iyi bilinen ancak İstanbul’da yeterince tanınmayan ya da işleri hiç gösterilmemiş 15 sanatçının 40’tan fazla işini seçti. Bu işlerin ilham verici önemi ile ilk elden deneyimlenmesi gerektiğine duyulan inancın yanı sıra bu seçki, döneme dair sanatsal pratiklerin incelediği birtakım kilit temalar etrafında şekilleniyor. Bunlar, Marlene Dumas’nın Models [Modeller] adlı resimlerinden oluşan enstalasyon ile Rineke Dijkstra’nın fotoğraflarını da içeren “portreleme”; Allen Ruppersberg’ün, Allen Ginsberg’ün ünlü şiiri Uluma’ya ithafen yaptığı işin başrolü üstlendiği “edebiyat ve metin”; Douglas Gordon ve Rodney Graham’ın pratiği ve işleri üzerinden “film” ve Stanley Brouwn’un kavramsal olarak derinlemesine ele aldığı “zaman ve mekân” gibi temaları kapsıyor. Türkiye’den sanatçılardan seçilen işler, benzer fikir ve yaklaşımlarla görsel ve kavramsal diyaloğa girmeleri için bu tematik bölümlere yerleştirildi. Bunlar arasında Leyla Gediz’in portrelemeye farklı bir yaklaşım öneren işleri, Cevdet Erek’in ritim ve ölçü üzerine çalışmaları, Özlem Günyol & Mustafa Kunt’un coğrafi pozisyon ve çeviri ile oynayan oyunları ile İnci Eviner’in film setine benzeyen alışılmadık panoramaları yer alıyor.

SALT ve Van Abbemuseum işbirliğinde gerçekleştirilen İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe projesinin ilk sergisi İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe: 89’dan Sonra 27 Ocak’ta açılıyor. SALT Beyoğlu ve SALT Galata’da yer alan sergi, Van Abbemuseum koleksiyonundan 1989 sonrası üretilmiş işleri içeriyor. SALT, Van Abbemuseum ekibiyle birlikte, uluslararası platformda iyi bilinen ancak İstanbul’da yeterince tanınmayan ya da işleri hiç gösterilmemiş 15 sanatçının 40’tan fazla işini seçti. Bu işlerin ilham verici önemi ile ilk elden deneyimlenmesi gerektiğine duyulan inancın yanı sıra bu seçki, döneme dair sanatsal pratiklerin incelediği birtakım kilit temalar etrafında şekilleniyor. Bunlar, Marlene Dumas’nın Models [Modeller] adlı resimlerinden oluşan enstalasyon ile Rineke Dijkstra’nın fotoğraflarını da içeren “portreleme”; Allen Ruppersberg’ün, Allen Ginsberg’ün ünlü şiiri Uluma’ya ithafen yaptığı işin başrolü üstlendiği “edebiyat ve metin”; Douglas Gordon ve Rodney Graham’ın pratiği ve işleri üzerinden “film” ve Stanley Brouwn’un kavramsal olarak derinlemesine ele aldığı “zaman ve mekân” gibi temaları kapsıyor. Türkiye’den sanatçılardan seçilen işler, benzer fikir ve yaklaşımlarla görsel ve kavramsal diyaloğa girmeleri için bu tematik bölümlere yerleştirildi. Bunlar arasında Leyla Gediz’in portrelemeye farklı bir yaklaşım öneren işleri, Cevdet Erek’in ritim ve ölçü üzerine çalışmaları, Özlem Günyol & Mustafa Kunt’un coğrafi pozisyon ve çeviri ile oynayan oyunları ile İnci Eviner’in film setine benzeyen alışılmadık panoramaları yer alıyor.

SALT ve Van Abbemuseum işbirliğinde gerçekleştirilen İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe projesinin ilk sergisi İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe: 89’dan Sonra 27 Ocak’ta açılıyor. SALT Beyoğlu ve SALT Galata’da yer alan sergi, Van Abbemuseum koleksiyonundan 1989 sonrası üretilmiş işleri içeriyor. SALT, Van Abbemuseum ekibiyle birlikte, uluslararası platformda iyi bilinen ancak İstanbul’da yeterince tanınmayan ya da işleri hiç gösterilmemiş 15 sanatçının 40’tan fazla işini seçti. Bu işlerin ilham verici önemi ile ilk elden deneyimlenmesi gerektiğine duyulan inancın yanı sıra bu seçki, döneme dair sanatsal pratiklerin incelediği birtakım kilit temalar etrafında şekilleniyor. Bunlar, Marlene Dumas’nın Models [Modeller] adlı resimlerinden oluşan enstalasyon ile Rineke Dijkstra’nın fotoğraflarını da içeren “portreleme”; Allen Ruppersberg’ün, Allen Ginsberg’ün ünlü şiiri Uluma’ya ithafen yaptığı işin başrolü üstlendiği “edebiyat ve metin”; Douglas Gordon ve Rodney Graham’ın pratiği ve işleri üzerinden “film” ve Stanley Brouwn’un kavramsal olarak derinlemesine ele aldığı “zaman ve mekân” gibi temaları kapsıyor. Türkiye’den sanatçılardan seçilen işler, benzer fikir ve yaklaşımlarla görsel ve kavramsal diyaloğa girmeleri için bu tematik bölümlere yerleştirildi. Bunlar arasında Leyla Gediz’in portrelemeye farklı bir yaklaşım öneren işleri, Cevdet Erek’in ritim ve ölçü üzerine çalışmaları, Özlem Günyol & Mustafa Kunt’un coğrafi pozisyon ve çeviri ile oynayan oyunları ile İnci Eviner’in film setine benzeyen alışılmadık panoramaları yer alıyor.

İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe, a collaborative project between SALT and Van Abbemuseum, will evolve over the course of three exhibitions presented across both SALT venues throughout 2012. The first exhibition, İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe: Post ’89, opens on January 27 and presents art works loaned from the Van Abbemuseum collection that were produced after the year 1989. In collaboration with the team at Van Abbemuseum, SALT has selected over forty individual works by fifteen international artists who have either never shown in İstanbul or have been rarely exhibited despite their notoriety. In addition to believing that these particular works are of inspirational importance and hence should be seen first-hand, the selection also revolves around several key themes explored within artistic practices of this period. These include ‘portraiture’ with photographs by Rineke Dijkstra and an installation of paintings titled Models by Marlene Dumas, ‘literature and text’ for which Allen Ruppersberg’s homage to Allen Ginsberg’s poem Howl takes center stage, ‘film’ as referenced throughout the practices and works of Douglas Gordon and Rodney Graham among others, and ‘time and space’ conceptually explored most intimately by Stanley Brouwn. Works by local artists that relate to these loose thematic sections are positioned to encourage visual and conceptual conversations between similar ideas and approaches. These include paintings by Leyla Gediz that afford an alternative appreciation for portraiture, Cevdet Erek’s studies of rhythm and measure, Özlem Günyol & Mustafa Kunt’s plays on translation and geographical positioning and İnci Eviner’s quirky film-set-like panoramas that read along one horizon line.

İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe, a collaborative project between SALT and Van Abbemuseum, will evolve over the course of three exhibitions presented across both SALT venues throughout 2012. The first exhibition, İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe: Post ’89, opens on January 27 and presents art works loaned from the Van Abbemuseum collection that were produced after the year 1989. In collaboration with the team at Van Abbemuseum, SALT has selected over forty individual works by fifteen international artists who have either never shown in İstanbul or have been rarely exhibited despite their notoriety. In addition to believing that these particular works are of inspirational importance and hence should be seen first-hand, the selection also revolves around several key themes explored within artistic practices of this period. These include ‘portraiture’ with photographs by Rineke Dijkstra and an installation of paintings titled Models by Marlene Dumas, ‘literature and text’ for which Allen Ruppersberg’s homage to Allen Ginsberg’s poem Howl takes center stage, ‘film’ as referenced throughout the practices and works of Douglas Gordon and Rodney Graham among others, and ‘time and space’ conceptually explored most intimately by Stanley Brouwn. Works by local artists that relate to these loose thematic sections are positioned to encourage visual and conceptual conversations between similar ideas and approaches. These include paintings by Leyla Gediz that afford an alternative appreciation for portraiture, Cevdet Erek’s studies of rhythm and measure, Özlem Günyol & Mustafa Kunt’s plays on translation and geographical positioning and İnci Eviner’s quirky film-set-like panoramas that read along one horizon line.

İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe, a collaborative project between SALT and Van Abbemuseum, will evolve over the course of three exhibitions presented across both SALT venues throughout 2012. The first exhibition, İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe: Post ’89, opens on January 27 and presents art works loaned from the Van Abbemuseum collection that were produced after the year 1989. In collaboration with the team at Van Abbemuseum, SALT has selected over forty individual works by fifteen international artists who have either never shown in İstanbul or have been rarely exhibited despite their notoriety. In addition to believing that these particular works are of inspirational importance and hence should be seen first-hand, the selection also revolves around several key themes explored within artistic practices of this period. These include ‘portraiture’ with photographs by Rineke Dijkstra and an installation of paintings titled Models by Marlene Dumas, ‘literature and text’ for which Allen Ruppersberg’s homage to Allen Ginsberg’s poem Howl takes center stage, ‘film’ as referenced throughout the practices and works of Douglas Gordon and Rodney Graham among others, and ‘time and space’ conceptually explored most intimately by Stanley Brouwn. Works by local artists that relate to these loose thematic sections are positioned to encourage visual and conceptual conversations between similar ideas and approaches. These include paintings by Leyla Gediz that afford an alternative appreciation for portraiture, Cevdet Erek’s studies of rhythm and measure, Özlem Günyol & Mustafa Kunt’s plays on translation and geographical positioning and İnci Eviner’s quirky film-set-like panoramas that read along one horizon line.

İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe, a collaborative project between SALT and Van Abbemuseum, will evolve over the course of three exhibitions presented across both SALT venues throughout 2012. The first exhibition, İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe: Post ’89, opens on January 27 and presents art works loaned from the Van Abbemuseum collection that were produced after the year 1989. In collaboration with the team at Van Abbemuseum, SALT has selected over forty individual works by fifteen international artists who have either never shown in İstanbul or have been rarely exhibited despite their notoriety. In addition to believing that these particular works are of inspirational importance and hence should be seen first-hand, the selection also revolves around several key themes explored within artistic practices of this period. These include ‘portraiture’ with photographs by Rineke Dijkstra and an installation of paintings titled Models by Marlene Dumas, ‘literature and text’ for which Allen Ruppersberg’s homage to Allen Ginsberg’s poem Howl takes center stage, ‘film’ as referenced throughout the practices and works of Douglas Gordon and Rodney Graham among others, and ‘time and space’ conceptually explored most intimately by Stanley Brouwn. Works by local artists that relate to these loose thematic sections are positioned to encourage visual and conceptual conversations between similar ideas and approaches. These include paintings by Leyla Gediz that afford an alternative appreciation for portraiture, Cevdet Erek’s studies of rhythm and measure, Özlem Günyol & Mustafa Kunt’s plays on translation and geographical positioning and İnci Eviner’s quirky film-set-like panoramas that read along one horizon line.

İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe, a collaborative project between SALT and Van Abbemuseum, will evolve over the course of three exhibitions presented across both SALT venues throughout 2012. The first exhibition, İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe: Post ’89, opens on January 27 and presents art works loaned from the Van Abbemuseum collection that were produced after the year 1989. In collaboration with the team at Van Abbemuseum, SALT has selected over forty individual works by fifteen international artists who have either never shown in İstanbul or have been rarely exhibited despite their notoriety. In addition to believing that these particular works are of inspirational importance and hence should be seen first-hand, the selection also revolves around several key themes explored within artistic practices of this period. These include ‘portraiture’ with photographs by Rineke Dijkstra and an installation of paintings titled Models by Marlene Dumas, ‘literature and text’ for which Allen Ruppersberg’s homage to Allen Ginsberg’s poem Howl takes center stage, ‘film’ as referenced throughout the practices and works of Douglas Gordon and Rodney Graham among others, and ‘time and space’ conceptually explored most intimately by Stanley Brouwn. Works by local artists that relate to these loose thematic sections are positioned to encourage visual and conceptual conversations between similar ideas and approaches. These include paintings by Leyla Gediz that afford an alternative appreciation for portraiture, Cevdet Erek’s studies of rhythm and measure, Özlem Günyol & Mustafa Kunt’s plays on translation and geographical positioning and İnci Eviner’s quirky film-set-like panoramas that read along one horizon line.

İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe, a collaborative project between SALT and Van Abbemuseum, will evolve over the course of three exhibitions presented across both SALT venues throughout 2012. The first exhibition, İstanbul Eindhoven-SALTVanAbbe: Post ’89, opens on January 27 and presents art works loaned from the Van Abbemuseum collection that were produced after the year 1989. In collaboration with the team at Van Abbemuseum, SALT has selected over forty individual works by fifteen international artists who have either never shown in İstanbul or have been rarely exhibited despite their notoriety. In addition to believing that these particular works are of inspirational importance and hence should be seen first-hand, the selection also revolves around several key themes explored within artistic practices of this period. These include ‘portraiture’ with photographs by Rineke Dijkstra and an installation of paintings titled Models by Marlene Dumas, ‘literature and text’ for which Allen Ruppersberg’s homage to Allen Ginsberg’s poem Howl takes center stage, ‘film’ as referenced throughout the practices and works of Douglas Gordon and Rodney Graham among others, and ‘time and space’ conceptually explored most intimately by Stanley Brouwn. Works by local artists that relate to these loose thematic sections are positioned to encourage visual and conceptual conversations between similar ideas and approaches. These include paintings by Leyla Gediz that afford an alternative appreciation for portraiture, Cevdet Erek’s studies of rhythm and measure, Özlem Günyol & Mustafa Kunt’s plays on translation and geographical positioning and İnci Eviner’s quirky film-set-like panoramas that read along one horizon line.