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We are getting very close to relaunching art+culture. You can have a preview look here.
http://prod.tastecloud.com/users/834-marc-lafia I have formed another collective which I have set up on art+culture and will be posting more and more there. http://prod.tastecloud.com/users/1507-paradise-paradisio Paradise Paradisio is an artistic actors collective formed to explore narrative, image, film and new modes of recording in the nether spaces of presence and being in the performative and distributive now. I have also been teaching a course called art and invention, which has been very interesting to work into this notion of art as creating the event of its possibility and to work making things from this place and to affirm and make possible anything in this place and know its art. I also have put up a good number of video and film projects on youtube which you can find here http://www.youtube.com/user/marclafia I spent the last several months working on a video installation for the REX architecture firm whch is desribed under, 'Oldham'. As well, I have begun various works for my Atlas project, mapping new worlds. I am also teaching at Pratt, and preparing new works for F4, The Desktop Photograhy Collective started this summer. This December Smack Mellon Multiplex in Dumbo presents ‘Legal Aliens’: Changing Territories, Shifting Identities, Moving Images’, curated by Ofri Cnaani and Rotem Ruff. This third incarnation of Multiplex – Smack Mellon's annual video exhibition revisioning the modern Cineplex--transforms the gallery into a multi-theater cinema space featuring the work of eleven artists from around the world. One of the works shown will be ‘Sing to Me and Tell Me Your Story’, made with fellow artist Dana Levy. For the project over 50 people from 35 different countries, living in Tel Aviv, Israel, were invited to sing a song from their homeland. The result is a multilingual multi-channel video collage, which by grouping the idiosyncratic experiences of the dispersed, unconnected immigrants, points to a potential for their political empowerment and self-assertion through song. The Exhibition dates are December 2, 2006 to January 14, 2007. This July I will be showing a great number of films composed as an ensemble at MonkeyTown, which is a four-screen large projection venue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. In March my commissioned work for the Tate Modern and the Whitney Museum on the film, 'The Battle of Algiers' went live. It can be seen both at the Whitney ArtPort and at the Tate online. It opened at the Node Festival, which happened throughout London during the same month. As well in March I showed early computational films as well as the work 'Place of Memory' at the Pratt Museum in Manhattan, which opened March 16. This July I will be showing a great number of films composed as an esemble at MonkeyTown which is a four screen large projection venue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. In March my commissioned work for the Tate Modern and the Whitney Museum concerning the film, 'The Battle of Algiers' went live. It can seen both at the Whitney ArtPort and at the Tate online. This July I will be showing a great number of films composed as an esemble at MonkeyTown which is a four screen large projection venue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. In March my commissioned work the for the Tate Modern and the Whitney Museum concerning the film, 'The Battle of Algiers' went live. It can seen both at the Whitney ArtPort and at the Tate online. It opened at the Node Festival which happened throughout London during the same month. As well in March I showed early computational films as well as the work 'Place of Memory' at the Pratt Museum in Manhattan opening March 16. - In November, 2005, I showed two large projections from my 'Silences' series at the Lower Manhattan Culutral Center as part of my resdency at HarvestWorks, New York. I was also teacing the history of Silent Cinema at Columbia University This March I will be showing a work commissioned by the Tate Modern and the Whitney Museum of American Art. It concerns the film, 'The Battle of Algiers'. It can seen both at the Whitney ArtPort and at the Tate online. It will open at the Node Festival happening throughout London during the same month. I am also showing early computational films as well as the work 'Place of Memory' at the Pratt Museum in Manhattan opening March 16. In November, 2005, I showed two large projections from my 'Silences' series at the Lower Manhattan Culutral Center as part of my resdency at HarvestWorks, New York. I was also teacing the history of Silent Cinema at Columbia University. |
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