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Galerie Fortlaan 17
is OPEN ON SUNDAY 27 JUNE 2010
open garden / coffee, cake & ice cream
FINAL DAY: Her/His NATURE
Eva Schlegel - Kiki Smith - Pieter Laurens Mol - Stief Desmet
Stief Desmet
“FAKE!”- Aalst (B)
Vernissage:
Zondag 27 juni 2010 om 15u in Kruidentuin Stadspark
Parklaan, 2, Aalst
Performances & happenings l city - walk l reception
Locaties:
Kruidentuin Stadspark, ’t Gasthuys Stedelijk Museum & Pand Molenstraat 68
www.aalst.be/museum
Stief Desmet, 'Monument for a Fake Eagle', polyester, galvanised steel, 2010 (work in progress).
Stief Desmet
in ODE @ Galerie 37 Spaarnestad, Haarlem (NL)
4 juli - 5 september 2010
www.spaarnestadphoto.nl
www.galerie37.nl
Stief Desmet, 'Fear No More', 2009, 60 x 50 cm, olie en acryl op doek.
Lawrence Malstaf - Nemo Observatorium
@ Dancing Machine, Gare Saint Saveur, Lille (F)
2 July - 31 Octobre 201 Vernissage 1 July, 7 pm
20 playfully installations and performances, interactive works : archetypal discotheque of the future, DANCING MACHINES, musical igloos invest the Gare Saint Sauveur for 3 months of exhibition.
Contemporary arts are nowadays crossed by digital technologies. Connected networks have revolutionized creation and artistic modes. Actually contemporary dance has favoured numerous artistic experiments and contributed for a part, to the arts refondation.
DANCING MACHINE looks about the whole relationship between human being and machines Humanoïd choreographies, technological movement experimentations, rules inversion between audience and dancers, the relations among bodies in movement, music, images produce interesting links thanks to the lastest technological process operating on the artistic world.
www.lille3000.eu/gare-saint-sauveur/ete-2010/
Lawrence Malstaf - Nemo Observatorium
@ Woodstreet Galleries, Pittsburgh (USA)
INNER BODY/OUTER EXPERIENCES
July 16 - September 12, 2010
Gallery Crawl July 16, 5:30 - 9pm
Interactive artwork inviting viewer participation in an outer body experience. Artists include: Airan Kang, Matt Stokes, Lawrence Malstaf, Luc Courchesne and Jim Campbell.
www.woodstreetgalleries.org
Lawrence Malstaf - Nemo Observatorium
@ Poetry in Motion, Ars Electronica im Automobilforum, Berlin (D)
24 June - 5 September 2010
Ars Electronica is making its first appearance at VW’s showcase venue in Berlin, Automobil Forum Unter den Linden. “Poetry in Motion,” an exhibition created especially for the German capital, will run June 25-September 5, 2010. The works that comprise it constitute a fascinating synthesis of art, technology, science and socio-cultural development.
“Poetry in Motion” features kinetic artworks that present mechanical motion as an aesthetic experience. These are interactive installations—visitors are invited to engage in hands-on encounters and marvel at the magical moments that result. Here, technology isn’t the usual means-to-an-end, but rather a medium conveying beauty, elegance, grace and charm. Artistic machines created by 10 artists from Europe, Japan and the USA tell stories that make this exhibition a fascinating experience. Thoroughly grounded knowledge of scientific principles in fields ranging from physics to programming languages and robotics provide artists with a whole new way to approach art—through interplay with the rapid progress being made in science and research.
Poetry in Motion
An Exhibition by Ars Electronica
http://www.aec.at
Automobil Forum Unter den Linden
Unter den Linden 21, 10117 Berlin
Opening hours: Monday through Sunday, 10 AM-8 PM
Admission is free of charge.
Lawrence Malstaf, Nemo Observatorium, 02002.
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