Artprojx presents in July: Slap the Gondola ! by Marie Losier & Existere by JocJonJosch

Artprojx Cinema presents

Slap the Gondola ! by Marie Losier

Thursday 7 July 2011
6-8pm
on

The Floating Cinema
by Somewhere and Studio Weave
an up projects production for the waterways of East London
moored at Three Mills, Three Mills Lane, Bow, London E3 3DU
http://maps.google.co.uk/?q=E3%203DU
Nearest tube is Bromley-by-Bow.

http://floatingcinema.info/events/#events-35

&

 

JocJonJosch present a major new work,
Existere, across Testbed 1 and Son Gallery.

Testbed 1 performances: 16 July, 17 July, 23 July
Testbed 1, 33 Parkgate Road, London SW11 4NP

http://ww.jocjonjosch.comWorking with up to seventy volunteers they will create a living performance
sculpture: a ‘shelter’ made of naked human bodies. The ‘shelter’ will be
held together in an endured brace, before inevitably coming apart, pausing
and reforming. The performances will take place on three separate days in

July at Testbed 1. Times will be scheduled.

To book an entry ticket please register online at http://ww.jocjonjosch.com

All entrance tickets are free.An interconnected exhibition of new work will be held at Son Gallery
throughout July.

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Slap the Gondola! by Marie Losier
Nov 2010, 16mm, 15min, color, screened on video.
With Tony Conrad, Genesis P-Orridge and April March.
Musical with music, musicians, muses and fishes. 
On a giant ferry, two
mermaids play violins to lure the fish  when suddenly a giant fish lands on
board, joined by thirty dancers and a great singer April March. A fish fight
musical ensues.

Commissioned by Arsenal – Institut für Film und Videokunst e.V. for “LIVE
FILM! JACK SMITH! Five Flaming Days in a Rented World” (Berlin, 2009)
/Funded by:  Hauptstadtkulturfonds
“What a brilliant explosion of brilliance! Brilliant colors! Brilliant
music! Brilliant costumes! Brilliant casting! I shall cherish this
masterpiece forever!” Guy Maddin- Nov. 2010.Marie Losier
Marie Losier was born in France in 1972, and now lives in New York City
where she is a filmmaker and curator. She has made a number of film
portraits on avant-garde directors, musicians and composers such as Mike and
George Kuchar, Guy Maddin, Richard Foreman, Tony Conrad and Genesis
P-Orridge. Whimsical, poetic, dreamlike and unconventional, her films
explore the life and work of these artists.

Her films and videos have screened at museums, galleries, biennials and
festivals around the world. Her newest project and first feature film is a
portrait of pioneering musician-artist Genesis Breyer P-Orridge of Throbbing
Gristle and Psychic TV and his partner Lady Jaye, which had selections
featured at an event at The Centre George Pompidou.  She has also been
exhibited at New York’s Museum of Modern Art-MOMA,The Whitney Biennial, PS1,
La Cinematheque Francaise, La Fondation Cartier, The Bozar Museum, The Tate
Modern. She has also screened at many festivals and venues including the
Berlinale, Rotterdam, Tribeca Film Festival, Lincoln Center, The Basel art
Fair, The Copenhagen Film Festival, and the Harvard Film Archive. She has
served on the jury at the Era New Horizons International Film Festival in
Poland and the Buenos Aires Festival of International Cinema- BAFICI- where
she was the subject of a full retrospective.She had her first Solo Show- OUTTAKES at  Luxe Gallery NYC) in 2008, on
outtakes from the feature film on Genesis P-Orridge.  Recently she has been
showing her video work, Papal Brokendance in a group show in France at Le
Lieu Unique in Nantes-Popism V- an installation on musicals in contemporary
video work, curated by Frank Lamy, head of the Mac Val Museum in Paris
(November 2009 to January 2010).

Since 2000 she has served as the film curator at FIAF/The French Institute
Alliance Francaise in New York City, where she presents a weekly film
series. She has hosted many notable directors and artists, including Raoul
Coutard, William Klein, Claire Denis, Chantal Akerman, Jane Birkin, Jeanne
Moreau, Jackie Raynal and Anouk Aimée.
She has also programmed experimental films at the Robert Beck Memorial
Cinema and Ocularis for many years and continues to program at venues across
the United States and Internationally.

www.marielosier.net
The Floating Cinema
by Somewhere and Studio Weave
an up projects production for the waterways of East London

1 July – 18 September 2011
UP Projects’ Portavilion project continues in 2011, this time on the
waterways of East London in partnership with the Olympic Delivery Authority
and CREATE11.
The Floating Cinema will be programmed by internationally renowned artists
Nina Pope and Karen Guthrie (known collectively as Somewhere), and designed
by Hackney based architects Studio Weave. The extraordinary floating
structure will navigate the waterways of the Olympic boroughs during the
summer 2011, and accommodate intimate on-board screenings and events inside
a bespoke twelve seat cinema auditorium as well as function as a “projection
house” for both mobile and static outdoor film screenings.
The Floating Cinema will be moored up for drop in “open Thursdays” during
July and August.

www.floatingcinema.info

Artprojx
Artprojx has established its reputation worldwide as the leading
organisation for showing artists’ films and videos in the context of the cinema.
Director David Gryn has produced, curated and promoted artists’ film events
that have consistently attracted large audiences.

Artprojx is now a leading brand for artists, galleries and institutes to
work with to promote and exhibit the best contemporary artists moving image,
generally in the context of the cinema. Artprojx represents the artworks at
the appropriate level demanded by artists and their galleries, whilst
promoting the work not only to a knowing artworld audience, but also to the
widest possible cinema going audience. Artprojx prides itself on the best
marketing for each event/project – aiming at creating awareness beyond those
that see the work.

Artprojx has worked with many leading organisations including: Art Basel
Miami Beach 2011, Whitney Museum, MoMA, Gagosian Gallery, Hauser & Wirth,
White Cube, Victoria Miro, Tate, Lisson Gallery, Anthony Reynolds, Zoo Art
Fair, Goldsmiths University, Gavin Brown enterprise, Salon 94, Sadie Coles
HQArtists have included: Mark Wallinger, Susan Hiller, William Eggleston, Andy
Warhol, William Kentridge, Dexter Dalwood, Michael Borremans, Nathalie
Djurberg, Jesper Just, Gregory Crewdson, Laurie Simmons, Michael Nyman,
Jeremy Deller, Christian Marclay, Wilhelm Sasnal, Shoja Azari, Alice
Anderson, David Blandy

see

www.artprojx.com
http://davidgryn.wordpress.com

 Artprojx Cinema with Art Basel Miami Beach 1-4|Dec|2011 presents Art Video

Artprojx presents ‘Slap the Gondola!’ by Marie Losier 7 July at The Floating Cinema

Artprojx Cinema presents

Slap the Gondola ! by Marie Losier

Thursday 7 July 2011

6-8pm

on

The Floating Cinema

by Somewhere and Studio Weave.

an up projects production for the waterways of East London

moored at Three Mills, Three Mills Lane, Bow, London E3 3DU

http://maps.google.co.uk Nearest tube is Bromley-by-Bow.

 

Slap the Gondola ! by Marie Losier

Slap the Gondola! by Marie Losier
Nov 2010, 16mm, 15min, color, screened on video.
With Tony Conrad, Genesis P-Orridge and April March.
Musical with music, musicians, muses and fishes. 
On a giant ferry, two mermaids play violins to lure the fish  when suddenly a giant fish lands on board, joined by thirty dancers and a great singer April March. A fish fight musical ensues.
Commissioned by Arsenal – Institut für Film und Videokunst e.V. for “LIVE FILM! JACK SMITH! Five Flaming Days in a Rented World” (Berlin, 2009)  /Funded by:  Hauptstadtkulturfonds
“What a brilliant explosion of brilliance! Brilliant colors! Brilliant music! Brilliant costumes! Brilliant casting! I shall cherish this masterpiece forever!” Guy Maddin- Nov. 2010.

Marie Losier
Marie Losier was born in France in 1972, and now lives in New York City where she is a filmmaker and curator. She has made a number of film portraits on avant-garde directors, musicians and composers such as Mike and George Kuchar, Guy Maddin, Richard Foreman, Tony Conrad and Genesis P-Orridge. Whimsical, poetic, dreamlike and unconventional, her films explore the life and work of these artists.
Her films and videos have screened at museums, galleries, biennials and festivals around the world. Her newest project and first feature film is a portrait of pioneering musician-artist Genesis Breyer P-Orridge of Throbbing Gristle and Psychic TV and his partner Lady Jaye, which had selections featured at an event at The Centre George Pompidou.  She has also been exhibited at New York’s Museum of Modern Art-MOMA,The Whitney Biennial, PS1, La Cinematheque Francaise, La Fondation Cartier, The Bozar Museum, The Tate Modern. She has also screened at many festivals and venues including the Berlinale, Rotterdam, Tribeca Film Festival, Lincoln Center, The Basel art Fair, The Copenhagen Film Festival, and the Harvard Film Archive. She has served on the jury at the Era New Horizons International Film Festival in Poland and the Buenos Aires Festival of International Cinema- BAFICI- where she was the subject of a full retrospective.

She had her first Solo Show- OUTTAKES at  Luxe Gallery NYC) in 2008, on outtakes from the feature film on Genesis P-Orridge.  Recently she has been showing her video work, Papal Brokendance in a group show in France at Le Lieu Unique in Nantes-Popism V- an installation on musicals in contemporary video work, curated by Frank Lamy, head of the Mac Val Museum in Paris (November 2009 to January 2010).

Since 2000 she has served as the film curator at FIAF/The French Institute Alliance Francaise in New York City, where she presents a weekly film series. She has hosted many notable directors and artists, including Raoul Coutard, William Klein, Claire Denis, Chantal Akerman, Jane Birkin, Jeanne Moreau, Jackie Raynal and Anouk Aimée.
She has also programmed experimental films at the Robert Beck Memorial Cinema and Ocularis for many years and continues to program at venues across the United States and Internationally.

The Floating Cinema

by Somewhere and Studio Weave

an up projects production for the waterways of East London 

1 July – 18 September 2011

UP Projects’ Portavilion project continues in 2011, this time on the waterways of East London in partnership with the Olympic Delivery Authority and CREATE11.

The Floating Cinema will be programmed by internationally renowned artists Nina Pope and Karen Guthrie (known collectively as Somewhere), and designed by Hackney based architects Studio Weave. The extraordinary floating structure will navigate the waterways of the Olympic boroughs during the summer 2011, and accommodate intimate on-board screenings and events inside a bespoke twelve seat cinema auditorium as well as function as a “projection house” for both mobile and static outdoor film screenings.

The Floating Cinema will be moored up for drop in “open Thursdays” during July and August. 

http://floatingcinema.info/events/#events-35
www.floatingcinema.info

Slap the Gondola ! by Marie Losier

Artprojx

Artprojx has established its reputation worldwide as the leading organisation for showing artists’ films in the context of the cinema. Director David Gryn has produced, curated and promoted artists’ film events that have consistently attracted large audiences, comprising those already familiar with contemporary art, general cinema-goers and the interested public at large.

Artprojx is now a leading brand for artists, galleries and institutes to work with to promote and exhibit the best contemporary artists moving image, generally in the context of the cinema. Artprojx represents the artworks at the appropriate level demanded by artists and their galleries, whilst promoting the work not only to a knowing artworld audience, but also to the widest possible cinema going audience. Artprojx prides itself on the best marketing for each event/project – aiming at creating awareness beyond those that see the work. There is no confusion as to what Artprojx does in the art world, as it is a successful brand for the screening of artists’ film in the context of the cinema. It provides a buffer brand between artists and the familiar use of cinema (in the showing of the usual Hollywood product).

Artprojx has worked with many leading organisations including: Whitney Museum, MOMA, Gagosian Gallery, Hauser & Wirth, White Cube, Victoria Miro, Tate, Lisson Gallery, Anthony Reynolds, Zoo Art Fair, Goldsmiths University, Gavin Brown enterprise, Salon 94, Sadie Coles HQ

Artists have included: Mark Wallinger, Susan Hiller, William Eggleston, Andy Warhol, William Kentridge, Dexter Dalwood, Michael Borremans, Nathalie Djurberg, Jesper Just, Gregory Crewdson, Laurie Simmons, Michael Nyman, Jeremy Deller, Christian Marclay, Wilhelm Sasnal, Shoja Azari, Alice Anderson, David Blandy

see

www.artprojx.com

http://davidgryn.wordpress.com

www.marielosier.net

Artprojx and workinprogress presents Performance on 18 May at Reial Cercle Artistic Barcelona

Roi Vaara 'Artist's Dilemma' (1997) photograph by Naranja

Artprojx & workinprogress present

in association with LOOP Barcelona

Performance

screening of films and videos by

artists including:

boyleANDshaw

David Austen

David Blandy

Matt Calderwood

Marie Losier

Marianela Orozco

Nigel Slight

Terry Smith

Gary Stevens

Roi Vaara

Jessica Voorsanger

Carl Von Weiler

Richard Wilson

on

18 May 2011 at 19 h.

at

Reial Cercle Artístic

C/ Arcs, 5

08002 Barcelona

93 301 59 37

http://www.reialcercleartistic.com

Artist Film and Video Barcelona Loop (Notes from Terry Smith)

Artist throughout history have been at the forefront of technology. In the sixties taking full use of 16 mm and then when 8mm film was introduced for the domestic market capitalized on the opportunity.

The availability of the new technology, allowed artist and filmmakers to explore the medium. From the structuralist works with filmmakers like Stan Brakhage and Michael Snow who explored the media as experimental film to those exploring the more theatrical aspects like Stuart Sherman and Derek Jarman, to artists like Bruce Nauman, Chris Burden, Richard Serra and Joan Jonas who turned from performance to moving image.

Today artists are taking on cinema, with artists like Steve McQueen and Douglas Gordon, moving into the world of feature films. Art has always been involved with popular culture, but there has often been an uneasy relationship between the different strands of the use of moving image; feature films, experimental film and artists film and video works.

There is a long history of artists use of film and video, but it’s a history not often taught in art school. This collection of artists demonstrates some of the different strands in current artists practice in the medium of film and video.

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This selection is in two parts the first by the artist Terry Smith of workinprogress and the second by David Gryn the director of Artprojx. What is fascinating about this collection of works is in the different areas that each selector chosen to emphasize. Smith is looking at the sculptural and performative works, while Gryn is concerned more with the theatrical and filmic tendencies in contemporary video. This is of course just a small selection of the wide range of works that occupy the same ground.

Performance artists have from the beginning embraced the medium of film and video. It is a way for performers to distribute their work to a wider audience and into different contexts. So the medium is used by a mixed group, from artists, filmmakers and performance artists all emphasizing different aspects. This collection present some of the range of work that can be seen today.

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Part one running time 35 minutes

Part two running time 55 minutes

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Part one ( Part one running time 35 minutes )

David Austen, Matt Calderwood, Marianela Orozco, Nigel Slight, Gary Stevens, Terry Smith, Carl von Weiler, Roi Vaara

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Part two ( Part two running time 55 minutes )

boyleANDshaw, David Blandy, Marie Losier and Jessica Voorsanger

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PART ONE (Notes from Terry Smith)

David Austen is primarily a painter, but it’s probably more accurate to say he is a picture maker. The transition from prints and photography to film and video as been seamless. In this work Man Smoking, Austen keeps the 16mm camera fixed on subject, the Italian artist Enzo Cucchi. The subject nervously shifts his balance aware, self-conscious of the act of being looked at.

Matt Calderwood takes performance to its extreme, coming out as much from the earlier videos of Chris Burden and Bruce Nauman as well as British Artists Harrison and Wood, vaudiville, the comic situations and extraordinary play to camera has seen Calderwood pursue a body of work that captures the set piece ‘act’ that aspires as much to sculpture as early silent comedy

Marianela Orozco, is a Cuban artists who continues to live in Havana. Her work oscillates between performance and photography and film. The work here Sal is a block of salt that is worn away by the sea. Her works often deals with a single locked off shot. Her work explores the incidents of real life, finding poetry in the everyday.

Nigel Slight comes in a sense form the old school. Contemporary with Stuart Brisley Brian Catling and Alastair MacLennan, Slight presents performances that can best be described as hard core. Dealing with all kinds of subjects, controversial and taboo. His live performances have elements of humour and threat that categories his work.

Gary Stevens made his first videos in the mid seventies. A graduate of Goldsmiths College, he moved quickly from text works to performances. He has shown internationally for many years, and continues to be one of the most innovative performance artists in the UK. He has recently returned to video with a series of video works that explore the possibilities technology.

Terry Smith I have included my own work here because it demonstrates and pays homage to Bruce Nauman and artists who influence is immense. This was a work developed as a project in a London art school.

Carl Von Weiler is as artist who works with video and performance. Just like in painting the self portrait is a device for the artist to use their own face or body to create simple works. The act of representing the self as the self has a long history in art.

Roi Vaara  has been traveling the world from his native Norway, creating performance at the Venice Biennial to the Hayward Gallery in London. Primarily a performer he has translated his work, like many performers the use of video to enhance and compliment the performance work.

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Part two – notes (well almost notes) by David Gryn

boyleANDshaw, David Blandy, Marie Losier and Jessica Voorsanger

The choice of these artists is a combination based on the quality of their work, their risk taking, their sense of fun and their warm collaborative nature. I traditionally do not say much about artists’ work – as I like art to speak for itself or let the artists speak for themselves – however I was compelled to write even this much as Terry Smith has been so diligent above. Terry is an arch collaborator and has been a great support on this project and many others. I regard performance and video as strange labels – nothing more than names of media that artists use to make their work. In this case the artists I have selected make work through various processes (performance, installations, video/film etc) and film is a way of capturing their work.

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boyleANDshaw are growing from strength to strength, with a major performance project with Artprojx at the ICA last year and then for the ICA’s annual fundraiser this year, working with curator David Thorp on those projects and at Calvert 22 and beyond. Jessica Lack captures their essence in the Guardian: “The irascible boyleANDshaw scrape the very edge of artistic decency. Holed up in a cafe on Vauxhall Bridge Road they pen lurid sketches of the art world. Certainly not for the faint hearted, boyleANDshaw’s surreal visions suggest that there’s a hideous, self-loathing wretch lurking beneath every artist’s aloof, monosyllabic exterior. From comic drawings to bizarre happenings, boyleANDshaw push the boundaries of taste to its outer limits.”

David Blandy recent film and seventeen gallery exhibition Child of the Atom has been widely acclaimed. His work deals with his problematic relationship with popular culture, highlighting the slippage and tension between fantasy and reality in everyday life. The work in this compilation, Samurai Story, was part of an exhibition project collaboration with Artprojx and dub sound system legend Manasseh that featured at Artprojx Space, Whitechapel Gallery and Tate Britain.

Marie Losier has recently been introduced to Artprojx and her work is so full of brilliance, vitality, life and joie de vivre that it makes me smile. She is a film maker artist. Whimsical, poetic, dreamlike and unconventional, her films explore the life and work of other artists through an endless variety of cinematic means.

Jessica Voorsanger has a wonderful sense of mischief and amusement. She creates inter-active installations, objects, performances and events that reference pop and celebrity culture. Her recent project with Peckham Space was screened in NY during the Armory Show collaboration at the SVA Theatre with Artprojx Cinema

boyleANDshaw

Artist                                                   Title                                                        Year                        Duration

David Austen                                    Man Smoking                                     2008                        5:29

Roi Vaara                                          Artist Dilemma                                    1997                        5:00

Carl von Weiler                               Drop it                                                    1999                        4:17

Gary Stevens                                    Landscape /tracking                          1975                        3:00

Terry Smith                                      Fuck Nauman                                        2005                      0:53

Matt Calderwood                           Rope                                                         2000                       2:30

Nigel Slight                                    Anthem                                                   1998                        3:46

Marianela Orozco                        Sal                                                            2003                        3:00

Richard Wilson                            Turbine Hall Swimming pool           2000                        6:43

Maria Losier                                 Tony Conrad, DreaMinimalist         2008                        25:00

Jessica Voorsanger                     The Woody Allen Show                     2008                        14:10

David Blandy                                 Samurai Story                                      2008                        8:00

boyleANDshaw                            Bang it while ya can, Barcelona    2011                        10:00

Presentació de la sessió a càrrec de Terry Smith (Artista i comissari del programa) i David Gryn (Artprojx).

El programa reuneix una selecció de projectes que mostren diferents pràctiques creatives que incorporen elements performatius o teatrals.

El programa reúne una selección de obras que retratan diversas prácticas creativas informadas por elementos performativos y teatrales.

This collection of artists portrays various creative practices informed by performative and theatrical elements.

Un projecte fruit de la col·laboració de ARTPROJX, WORKINPROGRESS i Screen Projects.

http://www.loop-barcelona.com/

http://www.artprojx.com

http://www.loop-barcelona.com/eng/fitxa.php?id=238

Artprojx Cinema in New York 2011 – report

Artprojx Cinema at The SVA Theatre, NY

The Artprojx Cinema at the SVA Theatre project was a great success. Many artists, students, collectors, curators and other gallerists attended the large number of screenings throughout the week. We had wonderful feedback about showing films within the context of the cinema. Sales and gallery introductions were reported back to us at the art fair, as well as offers to the artists for further screenings and exhibitions. We were very pleased with the visual and sound quality of the screenings, also with many attending artists, galleries and curators who had never seen their work in such an impressive cinematic environment.

Artprojx Cinema posters

The value and awareness of the screenings extends to the vast local and global audience who were made aware of the project and programme but who could not attend.

Artprojx Cinema - full house

We had many meetings throughout the week with other major International Art Fairs, who were all impressed by the quality and depth of the programme and the project in general. A general thread had been that the screening of artists’ film and video is complicated and that Artprojx Cinema provides one of the best solutions to many of the screening problems faced by galleries and the art fairs.

As a result Artprojx Cinema has been invited to work on many other similar projects with Art Fairs and Galleries worldwide.

Contact: David Gryn or Poppy Gordon Lennox at artprojxcinema@gmail.com to discuss your project.

Artprojx Cinema

Artprojx Cinema at Night

 

GALLERIES AND THEIR SELECTED ARTISTS:
• ADA Gallery, New York – George Kuchar • Allan Stone Gallery, New York – Alfred Leslie • Andrew Edlin Gallery, New York – Brent Green • Filomena Soares Gallery, Lisbon – João Pedro Vale • Fleisher/Ollman, Philadelphia – Jennifer Levonian • Fredericks & Freiser, New York / Pilar Corrias, London / Susanne Vielmetter, Los Angeles – Mary Reid Kelley • Galleri Christina Wilson, Copenhagen – Jesper Just • Galeria Lucia de la Puente, Lima – Diego Lama • Galerie Forsblom, Helsinki – HC Berg • Galerie Krinzinger, Vienna / Galerie Carlier-Gebauer, Berlin – Erik Schmidt • Gowen Contemporary, Geneva – Nick Laessing • Johansson Projects, Oakland – Tadashi Moriyama • Kevin Kavanagh Gallery, Dublin – Elaine Byrne • LTMH Gallery, New York – Shoja Azari • Nettie Horn, London – Oliver Pietsch • Nicole Klagsbrun Gallery, New York – Ezra Johnson • Number 35 Gallery, New York – Frederick Hayes • Peter Blum Gallery, New York – Matthew Day Jackson / Adrian Paci • Rhona Hoffman Gallery, Chicago – Luis Gispert • The Cynthia Corbett Gallery, London – John Zieman / Christina Benz • V1 Gallery, Copenhagen – Jakob Boeskov  • V1 Gallery, Copenhagen / Charles Bank Gallery, New York – Kasper Sonne •

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PUBLIC ART ORGANIZATIONS AND CURATORIAL PROJECTS – SELECTED ARTISTS:
• Ben Rivers / Edith Marie Pasquier – Adelaide Bannerman, London boyleANDshaw, London • Brent Green / Carolyn Monastra / Dan Torop / Jem Cohen / Jessica Langley & Ben Kinsley / Karen Azoulay – Carolyn Monastra & Megan Cump, New York • Jaime Davidovich / Andrew Lampert / Kristin Lucas / Cynthia Maughan / Takeshi Murata / Martha Rosler – Electronic Arts Intermix (EAI), New York  • Simon Pope – Film & Video Umbrella and Olympic Delivery Authority, London  • Aukje Dekker / Kristian De La Riva / Luciano Zubillaga / Ralitza Petrova – Filmarmalade, London  • Phil Coy – FLAMIN (Film London Artists’ Moving Image Network), London • David Blandy / Dinu Li / Emily Richardson / Lynne Marsh / Matt Calderwood – Kim Burgess-Driver Collection, London  • Ed Atkins / David Raymond Conroy / Mark Leckey / Laure Prouvost / James Richards / Mark Aerial Waller – LUX, London  • Marie Losier, New York  • Jessica Voorsanger – Peckham Space, London  • Jeremy Deller & Chrissie Iles / Johan Grimonprez / Maria  Marshall / Mounir Fatmi  / Ruth Paxton – tank.tv, London  • Terry Smith, London  • Adam Christensen / Alastair Frazer / Charlesworth, Lewandowski & Mann / Chris Clarke / Jasiek Mischke / Lucky PDF / Patricia Lennox-Boyd / Patrick Coyle / Richard Sides / Sidsel Christensen – The Woodmill, London  • Dani Leventhal / Jessie Mott & Steve Reinke / Michael Gitlin / Nicolas Provost / Sterling Ruby – Video Data Bank, Chicago  • Aura Satz / Jordan Baseman / Marion Coutts / Shona Illingworth – Wellcome Collection, London  • Alex Noyer / Alex Dunn / Rob Wilton / Stuart Birchall – You Know Limited, London •

Artprojx Cinema New York Map – March 1-6

http://www.artupdate.com

Artprojx Cinema at the SVA Theatre, New York
in association with The Armory Show & VOLTA NY

MARCH 1-6 2011

screenings of artists’ films & videos

SVA Theatre, 333 West 23rd Street between 8th & 9th Avenues

C and E Train is on the corner

This March at the SVA Theatre in Chelsea, New York, Artprojx Cinema, a new art fair collaborative venture is launching initially with The Armory Show and VOLTA NY, screening daily from March 1-6, a program of over 100 artists’ films from over 20 participating galleries alongside an exciting public program of artists’ films from leading international arts organizations and curators.

Artprojx Cinema is FREE

Artprojx Cinema Program to download and print

For more information contact:
David Gryn: +44 (0)7711 127 848

Poppy Gordon Lennox: +44 (0)7881 953 794

artprojxcinema@gmail.com

see related links:

Artprojx Cinema

Film London

The Armory Show

SVA

Soho Shorts

VOLTA NY

Artupdate

FAD (David Gryn interview by Ben Austin)

Delphine Perrot

Nicole Klagsbrun

Electronic Arts Intermix (EAI)

You Know Ltd

Video Data Bank

The Woodmill

Tank TV

ADA Gallery

number 35 gallery

Peckham Space

videoart.net

Charles Bank Gallery

Artlog

wooloo

events.org

Visual Artists Ireland

mutualart.com

chrishenryclarke

This Week In New York

The L Magazine

e-flux