Rebel Souls curated by David Gryn & Max Reinhardt for MIRA at Art Rio 2018

Rebel Souls curated by David Gryn & Max Reinhardt

MIRA at Art Rio, 27-30 September. Preview 26 September

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Rebel Souls is the artists video and sound program for MIRA at Art Rio, curated by David Gryn, Daata Editions with sonic accompaniment from Max Reinhardt, musician, DJ and presenter of BBC Radio 3’s Late Junction.

Rebel Souls trailer – https://vimeo.com/290254453

Rebel Souls used as its artwork selection inspiration – artworks, sounds and ideas that emanated from the rebellious and radical zones of the 1970’s – from the discordant sounds and vision of the Female Punk Artists and the rhythms, anthems and spirit of Tropicalia. Like previous projects in Moscow, Miami and London, the Gryn and Reinhardt collaboration takes the form of an artist’s moving image curated compilation, using the music and sound within the artworks as a catalyst for developing a soundscape filled with music and sonic interventions that reflects on the selected artist video program.

The collaboration is designed to add a flavour to the art fair and the city, aiming at creating a sound and visual identity for the fair whilst showcasing great artist digital, video, sound artworks.

Videos by artists include works by: Adriano Motto, Alison O’Daniel, Anna Costa e Silva, Annie Bielski, Ayrson Heráclito, Bárbara Wagner & Benjamin de Burca, BasicaTV, Dora Longo Bahia, Felipe Cama, Fernando Velazquez, Gabriela Mureb, Gina Birch, Guy Oliver, Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard, Igor Vidor, Kim Gordon, Kota Ezawa, Jeremy Couillard, Laleh Khorramian, Lenora de Barros, Maria Laet, Matt Stokes, Puck Verkade, Rä di Martino, Rosie Carr, Rosie McGinn, Thiago Martins de Melo, Thora Dolven Balke, Tin Ojeda, Tromarama, X Ray Spex

Galleries include: 303 Gallery, A Gentil Carioca / Galeria Marilia Razuk, Anita Schwartz Galeria / Millan, Cavalo, Central Galeria, Copperfield London, Daata Editions, Dürst Britt & Mayhew, Edouard Malingue, Fortes D’Aloia & Gabriel, Galeria Movimento, Kate MacGarry, Luciana Caravello Arte Contemporânea, September Gallery, Shulamit Nazarian, Galeria Superfície, UV, Vermelho, Workplace Gallery, yours mine & ours, Zipper

A Talk: Treble Souls 
David Gryn & Max Reinhardt in conversation. Moderated by Gabriela Davies. Gryn & Reinhardt joined by Davies will discuss their collaboration between the film/video & music/sound programming.

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Programmes, in order of play 

Both played on 26th

Part 1 played on 27th and 29th

Part 2 played on 28th and 30th

 

Rebel Souls – part 1 (2hrs)

Kota Ezawa – Beatles Über California

Dora Longo Bahia – Silver Session – Vermelho

Gina Birch – Feminist/Scream

Laleh Khorramian – Water Panics in the Sea – SEPTEMBER Gallery

Maria Laet – Pneuma I – Galeria Marilia Razuk

Matt Stokes – these are the days – Workplace Gallery

Puck Verkade – Bon Voyage – Dürst Britt & Mayhew

Ayrson Heráclito – senegal – Zipper

Básica TV – Parade – UV

Rosie Carr – The Fall and the British Museum

Guy Oliver – And You Thought I Was Bad?

Lenora de Barros – Calaboca – Anita Schwartz Galeria + Millan

Jeremy Couillard – Moonlight Sounds – Real Estate (Unofficial Music Video) – yours mine & ours

Anna Costa e Silva – Ofereço companhia / I offer company – Galeria Superfície

Kim Gordon – Proposal For A Dance – 303 Gallery, New York

Alison O’Daniel – The Deaf Club – Shulamit Nazarian

Annie Bielski – Trash Has Stories To Tell, Too – SEPTEMBER Gallery

 

Rebel Souls – part 2 (2hrs 20mins)

Rosie McGinn – Drums

Bárbara Wagner & Benjamin de Burca – Estás Vendo Coisas / You Are Seeing Things – Fortes D’Aloia & Gabriel

Básica TV – Bottoms Up! – UV

Felipe Cama – Imagens Surradas (Selfie) – Zipper

Gina Birch – In Love, Live

Laleh Khorramian – TITLE SONG – Bauch Bein Po – SEPTEMBER Gallery

X Ray Spex – 3 songs

Fernando Velazquez – Mindscapes#9, after Cajal – Zipper

Puck Verkade – Bang, Bang – Dürst Britt & Mayhew

Adriano Motto – Horror Horror – Cavalo

Rä di Martino – Poor Poor Jerry – Copperfield, London

Thora Dolven Balke – Simulator – Cavalo

Igor Vidor – Rio Olympics 2016 – Luciana Caravello Arte Contemporânea

Thiago Martins de Melo – Bárbara Balaclava – Cavalo

Gabriela Mureb – Sem Título – baba, mmmmm, Língua – Central Galeria

Tin Ojeda – New Age Let Down – Rio Version – Daata Editions

Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard – File under Sacred Music – Kate MacGarry

Tromarama – Serigala Militia – Edouard Malingue Gallery

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@davidgryn

@imaxreinhardt

Hashtags:

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Artwork design: Jeremy Couillard with David Gryn/Daata Editions

Compilation: Andy Moss at Spike Island

Trailer: Jacob Gryn

https://vimeo.com/290254453

Cultured Magazine Interview – Daata Editions

DAVID GRYN INTERVIEW WITH LINDSAY HOWARD

Cultured Magazine – February/March 2016

http://www.cultureddigital.com/i/641424-february-march-2016/171

@davidgryn @lindsayahoward @daataeditions @cultured_mag @sarahgharrelson
LH: What are your priorities when positioning video and digital art for general audiences?
DG: The audience still wants an object to possess; they want to own it, see it and touch it. I specialize in working with film, moving image, video and sound, and have realized that these are similar to any other mediums. They can be shown, observed and collected like anything else. Ultimately it’s about developing ways to convey the artist’s intentions as clearly as possible.
LH: Are there specific strategies that you use to endear the art world to digital work?
DG: I use simple means to convey complicated, emotional or challenging works. I see my role as a conveyor, as being able to organize an exhibition, event or project without making any part too difficult. I want to be able to entice audiences toward a cinema or toward the Internet, which are two of the most natural venues for viewing moving image works. The Internet has evolved into everyone’s natural place for looking at art.
LH: How can we better empower digital artists in the marketplace?
DG: My perspective of the market has been through the lens of curating the moving image program at Art Basel Miami Beach, where I have encouraged gallerists to think about artworks such as video and sound-based pieces that they wouldn’t typically bring to an art fair because they’re difficult to sell. I’m tirelessly thinking about how to advocate for these artists and their galleries, which is what contributed to the development of Daata Editions, an online platform for video, sound and web art editions. My hope is that this will encourage more competition in the marketplace. Ideally, I would like to see galleries making their artists’ moving image work available online and do more with these works at art fairs. The inherent issue that we currently have is that the art world is led by the marketplace through art fairs and auction houses. I would like to see museums, institutions and galleries reclaim their power over what artworks and artists are most influential.
—Lindsay Howard

http://daata-editions.com

See FT How to Spend It …

http://howtospendit.ft.com/art/98161-daata-editions-an-online-gallery-for-digital-art

 

Daata Editions – New Artworks Released

 

Daata Editions – Season One – 4th Artworks – Now Online

http://daata-editions.com

Daata Editions Season One Artists: Ilit Azoulay, Helen Benigson, David Blandy, Matt Copson, Ed Fornieles, Leo Gabin, Daniel Keller & Martti Kalliala, Lina Lapelyte, Rachel Maclean, Florian Meisenberg, Takeshi Murata, Hannah Perry, Jon Rafman, Charles Richardson, Amalia Ulman, Stephen Vitiello, Chloe Wise.

The release has been scheduled to coincide with Art Los Angeles Contemporary and the fantastic Electronic Superhighway exhibition, curated by Omar Kholeif at the Whitechapel Gallery, which bring together over 100 works to show the impact of computer and Internet technologies on artists from the mid-1960s to the present day, including the Daata Editions artists Rachel Maclean, Jon Rafman and Amalia Ulman.

Works in 4th Artwork Release:

Ilit Azoulay – Object #4

Helen Benigson – A Rude Girl Arse Glistens Like Silicone. Cluck, Cluck, Cluck. 4

David Blandy – Moon

Matt Copson – Broadcast

Ed Fornieles – Sitting

Leo Gabin – Surfer Ho Remix (Sound) & Date Yourself (Video)

Daniel Keller & Martti Kalliala – Exitscape 4

Lina Lapelyte – Hunky Bluff ACT 4 – My soul you are

Rachel Maclean – Let It Go – Part 4

Florian Meisenberg – rghwori

Takeshi Murata – Pumpjack Popeye

Hannah Perry – PRINCES & PRINCESSES (Sound) & To say you feel something (Web)

Charles Richardson – Friend

Amalia Ulman – White Flag Emoji 4

Stephen Vitiello – The Bone Clocks (after David Mitchell)

Chloe Wise – the hotel gave us wine

Chloe Wise – the hotel gave us wine

 

See Daata Editions Instagram where Chloe Wise is our current artist in residence

@daataeditions @chloewise_ @davidgryn