May 27 – June 14 I am participating in an exhibition at CICA Museum, Gimpo, South Korea. CICA Experimental Film and Video 2020 is showing works from two of my projects, The End of the World as we know it and the 5 first videos from MANIFESTO.
There is more information about the exhibition at CICA Museum’s website where the catalogue is also available for download. If you are in South Korea, don’t miss it.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting closure of physical spaces where artists may show their work, the Anton Art Center, Michigan, launched a large, international online exhibition showing works by 518 artists representing 30 U.S. states and 44 countries. I am participating with a few pieces, check out the exhibition here
60 Seconds Festival, Copenhagen, is currently presenting videos from their archive every day online on all their channels. Today they are showing MANIFESTO | RED – II which I submitted for The Wrong Biennale 2019.
Check out 60 Seconds Festival on Instagram @cph_60seconds, Facebook @festival60seconds, and on www.60sec.org
Art with a conscience global project Red Line Art Works has selected my works as Highly Commended again this year. The recognition is given for series of works which has globally significant humanitarian or ethical importance, I am receiving it for The End of the World as we know it videos and selected images exhibited in Red Line Art Works Main Gallery in 2019.
Photos from the Environmental Crisis exhibition at Gerald Moore Gallery, London, with screenings of The End of the World as we know it.
The Wrong has launched a new online tv platform for digital art, music and culture, with free live streaming 24/7.
Channel 1, Trompe le Monde (Fool the World), curated by David Quiles Guilló, is showing videos people have posted links to in a private Facebook group, along with a selection of works featured in previous editions of The Wrong Biennale. So far, no artists are credited for their work.
SPAMM – 4BR3 4 tU4 M3NT3, D35con3c+4 is a digital collective exhibition curated by Zaratan – Arte Contemporânea, Lisbon, in collaboration with Systaime (aka Michäel Borras). The initial proposal was to physically present part of the collection of SPAMM the Super Modern Art Museum (www.spamm.fr), alternating with works selected by spontaneous application.
Due to the current covid-19 emergency the show has moved away from the physical installing and can now be experienced safely from your home.
Photos from the FORCES exhibition at The Old Biscuit Factory, London, with screenings of my video work The End of the World as we know it.
The e-catalogue from the FORCES exhibition at The Old Biscuit Factory in London is now available online
Art Number23 will be screening The End of the World as we know it videos at the opening event of their upcoming exhibition FORCES at The Old Biscuit Factory, London. The exhibition opens 13th March, come by if you can.