Transnational Art Actions: an Artist Talk with Daniel S. DeLuca & Sandrine Schaefer
Monday, May 28th, 2012
7pm-9pm
Mobius
55 Norfolk St, Cambridge, MA 02139
Artists, Daniel S. DeLuca and Sandrine Schaefer have recently returned from a 7 week art making excursion in Mexico. During that time, they traveled in and around Mexico City, Puebla, Oaxaca, and the mountain town of Xilitla. Both artists juxtapose ancient and contemporary art and architecture through the use of contextual materials, icons, and a site-sensitive approach to location. They will present selected works and observations from their travels and experiences with Mexican culture. Some themes they will discuss include: infiltrating the body into public spaces, the process of travel and its affect on art-making, and the power of sunshine.
7pm-9pm
Mobius
55 Norfolk St, Cambridge, MA 02139
Artists, Daniel S. DeLuca and Sandrine Schaefer have recently returned from a 7 week art making excursion in Mexico. During that time, they traveled in and around Mexico City, Puebla, Oaxaca, and the mountain town of Xilitla. Both artists juxtapose ancient and contemporary art and architecture through the use of contextual materials, icons, and a site-sensitive approach to location. They will present selected works and observations from their travels and experiences with Mexican culture. Some themes they will discuss include: infiltrating the body into public spaces, the process of travel and its affect on art-making, and the power of sunshine.
Sandrine in Saatchi's online gallery
Visit Sandrine's profile on Saatchi's online gallery to purchase prints of her documentation!
Sandrine's feature on LivingGallery.info
Sandrine Schaefer's response to Living Gallery's call to artists on the subject of Feminism in art of artists born on or after 1970
Livinggallery.info is a web space founded by art theoreticians and artists from Poland. The idea of the portal is to describe the phenomena of contemporary art as seen from the outside of institution. Livinggallery.info is connected with a printed Art & Documentation scholarly magazine. It is engaged in the research of art in the last decades. Livinggallery is a kind of a lab in which we observe, register and archive current events in contemporary art.
Livinggallery.info is a web space founded by art theoreticians and artists from Poland. The idea of the portal is to describe the phenomena of contemporary art as seen from the outside of institution. Livinggallery.info is connected with a printed Art & Documentation scholarly magazine. It is engaged in the research of art in the last decades. Livinggallery is a kind of a lab in which we observe, register and archive current events in contemporary art.
EMERGENCY INDEX 2011 LAUNCH
This first volume of Emergency INDEX is now available through Ugly Duckling Press.
This year's Emergency INDEX documents 249 performances in over 500 pages, and includes a comprehensive index of terms. Sandrine's piece, "Moving Matter" is one of the pieces published in this book and footage from the piece will be screened at the publication's launch party.
EMERGENCY INDEX 2011 ~ The Launch Party
The Kitchen, 512 West 19th Street, New York
7 - 9pm Tuesday March 20, 2012
Emergency INDEX is a new yearly publication documenting performance in the words of its creators. This first volume contains nearly 250 descriptions of performances of dance, poetry, protest, theater, music, therapy, scientific research, advertising, terrorism, and more. We will celebrate the book and its contributors with a performance-filled evening at The Kitchen. Please join editors Matvei Yankelevich and Yelena Gluzman for performances by Marilyn Arsem, Joyce Cho & Machiqq, Lindsey Drury, Allie Avital Tsypin and Gabrielle Herbst, and Ariel Goldberg, as well as video screenings, the Homeless Museum of Art, Rebecca Cunningham's "One", and Camila Caneque and her Dress. Admission will be free, wine will flow, and the book will fill you with wonder.
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This year's Emergency INDEX documents 249 performances in over 500 pages, and includes a comprehensive index of terms. Sandrine's piece, "Moving Matter" is one of the pieces published in this book and footage from the piece will be screened at the publication's launch party.
EMERGENCY INDEX 2011 ~ The Launch Party
The Kitchen, 512 West 19th Street, New York
7 - 9pm Tuesday March 20, 2012
Emergency INDEX is a new yearly publication documenting performance in the words of its creators. This first volume contains nearly 250 descriptions of performances of dance, poetry, protest, theater, music, therapy, scientific research, advertising, terrorism, and more. We will celebrate the book and its contributors with a performance-filled evening at The Kitchen. Please join editors Matvei Yankelevich and Yelena Gluzman for performances by Marilyn Arsem, Joyce Cho & Machiqq, Lindsey Drury, Allie Avital Tsypin and Gabrielle Herbst, and Ariel Goldberg, as well as video screenings, the Homeless Museum of Art, Rebecca Cunningham's "One", and Camila Caneque and her Dress. Admission will be free, wine will flow, and the book will fill you with wonder.
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The Present Tense @ "100 Years"
100 Years (version #4 Boston, 2012)
February 7-18 2012
February 9th 6-7pm- opening of False Summit, an installation created by the accumulative actions of Sandrine Schaefer & Philip Fryer
February 15th 6-7pm- Archiving the Ephemeral: The Present Tense 2005-Now Founders of The Present Tense, Sandrine Schaefer & Philip Fryer will show footage from their archive and talk about curating live art events in Boston over the past 7 years.
February 7-18 2012
February 9th 6-7pm- opening of False Summit, an installation created by the accumulative actions of Sandrine Schaefer & Philip Fryer
February 15th 6-7pm- Archiving the Ephemeral: The Present Tense 2005-Now Founders of The Present Tense, Sandrine Schaefer & Philip Fryer will show footage from their archive and talk about curating live art events in Boston over the past 7 years.
