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The 6th Momentum Biennial
Imagine Being Here Now
18 June–2 October 2011
Moss Norway
www.momentum.no <http://www.momentum.no>
Fifty international artists take part in the 6th Momentum Biennial entitled
Imagine Being Here Now opening on Saturday 18 June. Five Nordic curators
collaborated on creating this year's exhibition, which will take place in
different places in and around the town of Moss in Norway and stretch to the
capitals of the Nordic countries.
Imagine Being Here Now:
The exhibition, Imagine Being Here Now, is predicated upon a conviction that
the complexities of orientating the world depend on factors of memory and
imagination that inevitably transpire within time and space. Indeed, we tend
to emphasize the latter when considering human experience, but for each
individual time and space expands back and forth, up and down and even
sideways (to whatever elements each person takes into consideration at any
given moment). The inherent present of each individual not only extends to
momentary impressions but to his or her past as well as their expectations
of
the future, owing to the fact that we have the ability to imagine being
somewhere else entirely, in any other place at any other time.
Location:
In extension to the two venues that usually house Momentum, Gallery F15—a
historic countryside villa, and Momentum kunsthall—a former brewery in the
city center, the exhibition engages The Solberg Tower—an empty high-rise
near
the city of Moss. Furthermore, projects intervene in the exhibition
infrastructure at unexpected hours and sites throughout Momentum. One of
those
events will be an itinerant performance program presenting itself around the
Nordic region in the fall.
Artists:
Øystein Aasan (NO), Caroline Achaintre (FR), Harpa Árnadóttir (IS), Michael
Baers (US), Margrét H. Blőndal (IS), Paolo Bottarelli (IT), KP Brehmer (DE),
Elina Brotherus (FI), Heman Chong (SG), Bruce Conner (US), Jason Dodge (US),
Aleksandra Domanović (RS), Leif Elggren (SE), Luca Frei (SE), Ellie Ga (US),
Ásdís Sif Gunnarsdóttir (IS), Hamza Halloubi (MA), Magnús Logi Kristinsson
(IS), Matti Kujasalo (FI), Oliver Laric (AU), Karl Larsson (SE), Ann
Lislegaard (NO), The Long Now Foundation (US), Lorenzo Scotto di Luzio (IT),
Katarina Lőfstrőm (SE), Daniel Medina (VE), Maria Miesenberger (SE), Naeem
Mohaiemen (BD), Ulrike Mohr (DE), Eadweard Muybridge (UK), Simon Dybbroe
Møller (DK), Rosalind Nashashibi (UK), Ioana Nemes (RO), Finnbogi Pétursson
(IS), Prinz Gholam (DE/LB), Raqs Media Collective (IN), Mandla Reuter (ZA),
Nikolai von Rosen (DE), Hans Rosenstrőm (FI), Andreas Siqueland (NO), SEX
TAGS
(NO), Simon Starling (UK), Fiete Stolte (DE), Superflex in collaboration
with
The Propeller Group (DK), Ines Tartler (DE), Roi Vaara (FI), Kjell Varvin
(NO), Bettina Camilla Vestergaard (DK), Wooloo (DK), George Young (UK)
Curated by:
Markús Þór Andrésson (IS), Christian Skovbjerg Jensen (DK), Theodor Ringborg
(SE), Aura Seikkula (FI), Marianne Zamecznik (NO)
Publications:
The 6th Momentum Biennial catalogue consists of two publications, a Reader
and
an Index. Indicatory of an exhibition venturing to pin down, stretch and
animate the experience of time in standstill, motion and reverse, the
catalogue parallels the multiple layers of presentation and expressions
characterizing the exhibition. The Reader is launched prior to the opening
of
the exhibition while the Index will be released at the very end of the
exhibition, both published by Mousse Publishing. Texts in Reader by Elena
Agudio, Markús Þór Andrésson, Carson Chan, Manuel Cirauqui, Stefan
Heidenreich, Ronald Jones, Karl Larsson, Raqs Media Collective, Theodor
Ringborg, Aura Seikkula, Christian Skovbjerg Jensen Wooloo, Fatoş Üstek,
Marianne Zamecznik Øystein Aasan. Images in Index by Vegard Kleven.
Opening week program:
Wednesday 15 June 12.00. Press conference at Momentum kunsthall in Moss with
exhibition curators
Saturday 18 June 13.30 Curator's presentation and press preview (Press
program
for international press starts at 10.30. Information at www.momentum.no
<http://www.momentum.no> )
Saturday 18 June from 15.00. Public opening at Galleri F15
Saturday 18 June 20.00. Opening party at Momentum kunsthall
Sunday 19. June. Performance program and talks
Performances and live events by Heman Chong, Ásdís Sif Gunnarsdóttir, Magnús
Logi Kristinsson, Prinz Gholam, Roi Vaara, SEX TAGS and Alexander Rose from
The Long Now Foundation. For detailed information on program,
transportation,
press preview, etc., please visit www.momentum.no <http://www.momentum.no>
or
contact mch@punkto.no
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