…looking for texts which will be published on the trendsetting internet platform poiesipedia.com – the chosen topic is “Literary Cities”. The stories can be imaginary or real, utopian or dystopian, and can deal with the past, present or future. This literary experiment will take place between Aug. 15th and Oct. 12th. WHO? Poiesipedia Foundation Ltd., the european centre for creative economy and LABKULTUR.TV call authors, enthusiastic writers and re…
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…your art? All art or literature is a kind of reaction to what has already come before us. So you can’t really ignore the past or erase it. In my work, I have sometimes tried to use processes of erasure. For example, using pages from books and crossing them out. When doing this, the text is still there, it’s still visible. Even if it’s not as legible as it was before. And this is a way to show that no matter how much you try to forget your past, y…
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…d, where necessary, relocate artists to a place of safety within their own country or region. AR Artists exposing in Helsinki To make a donation: https://www.gofundme.com/f/artistsatrisk For further information contact emergencyfund@artistsatrisk.org. For secure chat/talk, please register a personal account at www.wire.com and find @AR….
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…me. And now I have a new challenge: learning German, which is a bit harder for me, maybe for my age or for the roots of the language. “My work has a sentimental value and a straight connection with my country” Does your “exile” or “migration” influence your artworks? Yes, a lot. And this is part of my investigation for the Mahalla Festival and my collaboration with the association Diyalog. I personally work a lot with textiles, and that comes from…
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…le life and especially to my work”. In those past years, her work has been completely focused on the idea of the physical presence and how people interact within cities as systems, organisms created through their interactions, and their link with sustainability. Online platforms can be inspiring but cannot substitute. Digital art is going to grow but there will be some limits. Or is the world going to adapt to human absence? The good news is, the…
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…your art? All art or literature is a kind of reaction to what has already come before us. So you can’t really ignore the past or erase it. In my work, I have sometimes tried to use processes of erasure. For example, using pages from books and crossing them out. When doing this, the text is still there, it’s still visible. Even if it’s not as legible as it was before. And this is a way to show that no matter how much you try to forget your past, y…
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…trying to help, maybe we could do more with the act of providing a place. Film Trailer: https://vimeo.com/kamenstoyanov/in-visibletrailer For more information visit : www.kamenstoyanov.com…
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…=21660] Like the international art-scene already does, the exhibition is focusing on the combination of old Turkish handcraft and the work of ‘masters’ of art. It opens a critical view on cultural practices and a tradition that expresses the aspiration and dreams of our era in Turkey and want to leave an impact on mainstream cultural values. It use different forms of artistic expression and materials and transform it into a moving environment. A…
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…and a $50 gift certificate. Tweet your best place-hacking photos to @VersoBooks using the hashtag #ExploreEverything between 12:00 PM EST 10/8/13 and 12:00AM EST 11/1/13 to be entered to win. Make sure you’re following @VersoBooks on Twitter, and check out the official rules on VersoBooks.com to make sure you and your photo are eligible to win! Learn more about the book EXPLORE EVERYTHING at InEnArt….
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