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ART AT THE OUTERMOST LIMITS OF LOCATION-SPECIFICITY

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ALL THE WORLD’S FUTURES: GLOBAL ART AND ART HISTORY IN THE WAKE OF COVID-19

Online Panel - Smart Museum of Art, Uni of Chicago
Mar 4, 4pm CT

Project Anywhere’s Dr. Sean Lowry and Professor Simone Douglas will be speaking.

Registration is free here:

https://t.co/UCXLpAq3hn

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'American Landscape(s) AR'
by Seol Park

An independent augmented reality production that addresses themes of migration, cross-cultural dimension, romanticism, realism/reality, landscape painting traditions, and digital technology.

https://t.co/SWXNUxBcVZ

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'Crossways. The Bridge as a Readymade'
Anthony McInneny and Beatriz Maturana Cossio

The project investigates the bridge as a metaphor of communication – of language and physical movement in the specific context of Santiago’s urban culture.

https://t.co/IYKwKMn384

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'HAWAPI'
by Susie Quillinan and Maxim Holland

An independent arts organization making public interventions in challenging locations

Image: Football tournament between ex FARC combatants, local residents and the Colombian police by Henry Palacio Clavijo

https://t.co/Rj8Yp3f4tQ

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'Islands of Time'
by Niccolò Masini

In our 2020 Global Exhibition Program

'Islands of Time' explores the relationships between the formulation of the intangible feeling of belonging and the construction of geographical identity.

https://t.co/2k27Dx8rq3

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'Zào: a history of Chinese dishcourse through famine and revolution'
by Siri Lee

In our 2020 Global Exhibition Program

Modern Chinese history through ‘faction’ (fact and fiction).

https://t.co/hY6cSUWzWG

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https://t.co/IcIVr4qKHG

The Quintessence
Pamela Breda

'The Quintessence' will investigate the visual imaginary of astrophysics and space exploration and accompanying narratives through the production of an experimental documentary film, a series of photographs and a book.

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'A Guide to Remembering'
by Tania Blackwell

Through the lens of a 5th generation Tasmanian woman with a colonial convict history linking to this district, the project highlights the lack of recognition of the frontier war that occurred in this region.

https://t.co/KjahgahCQb

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'Water Spells'
by Adriana Salazar
@piedraquehabla

In our 2020 Global Exhibition Program

This project addresses the complex relations between humans, water, and land within the context of today’s Mexico City.

https://t.co/gFiVwHBkAt

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Global Exhibition Program and call for proposals extended. See our full announcement at the link:

https://t.co/86YsQgm6zB

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"'ZÀO' retells modern Chinese history through ‘faction’ (fact and fiction). This invented genre is a critical response to my study of Mao Era propaganda"
Siri Lee

ART ANYWHERE? 2020
Online symposium
https://t.co/I94OPneHpd

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"Bit by bit, the staggering scale of the work was recovered by perceptive audience members who began over time to forensically assemble fragments of what they were seeing."
David Cross

ART ANYWHERE? 2020
Online symposium
https://t.co/I94OPneHpd

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"This project utilises the bridge as a metaphor of communication—of language and physical movement..."
McInneny, Maturana Cossio and Baudet

ART ANYWHERE? 2020
Online symposium
https://t.co/I94OPneHpd

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"How can performance provoke underlying ideologies of how bodies are ordered in such spaces? Which bodies are permitted to hold space and demonstrate an idea?"
Chelsea Coon

ART ANYWHERE? 2020
Online symposium
https://t.co/I94OPneHpd

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ART ANYWHERE? 2020
Online Symposium exploring art at the outermost limits of location specificity.
May 19-22, 2020

Registrations open an full program available at
https://t.co/I94OPneHpd

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The Ruderal Library by Hannah Hirsekorn is an activated art object that seeks to represent an ecologically oriented perspectival shift in the domains of the “natural” and the “urban” from opposites to symbiotic partners.

https://t.co/VS1KebTQE5

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‘MUSEUM FOR THE DISPLACED’
by Salazar, Golabi, Leong and Batur

The Museum for the Displaced (MfD) is a cultural and social organization addressing issues of forced migration, displacement, and statelessness.

https://t.co/dhwVGD5dxp

Image Courtesy the artist.

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–OUT-OF-LINE–
by Sonam Chaturvedi AND Suvani Suri

A virtual exhibition space that is built over cellphone networks and uses the site of ‘the call’ to showcase sound and text-based works.

https://t.co/Fgolu0Y9y2

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The project Plastic Mahal (Palace of Plastic) is a part of our Global Exhibition Program 2020. It can be followed at @Compound13Lab and the artist Ben Parry @culturalhijack.

https://t.co/Uz4atRpqiH

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Plastic Mahal (Palace of Plastic)
Ben Parry

Plastic Mahal is a temporary public sculpture and political performance as a processional ritual that occurs in various sites across Mumbai. The house is built from the city’s waste.

https://t.co/3valP0HZkH

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