40 videos selected by artist-run spaces and collectives. Old habits die hard is an exhibition-in-progress, where artists-run spaces and collectives around the world are invited to participate. By utilising existing networks, spaces and collectives are asked to select an artist video, which will become part of the exhibition.
40 videos selected by artist-run spaces and collectives"
Organised by Sparwasser HQ
Lise Nellemann, Heman Chong
Old habits die hard is an exhibition-in-progress, where artists-run spaces
and collectives around the world are invited to participate.
By utilising existing networks, spaces and collectives are asked to
select an artist
video, which will become part of the exhibition. Some participants include :
Instant Coffee from Toronto, Canada / VIDEOART CENTER Tokyo from Tokyo /
Blue Oyster Gallery from Dunedin New Zealand / Dirt Palace from
Providence, USA /
Signal from Malmö, Sweden / The Danger Museum from Norway/Japan /
Mercer Union from Toronto, Canada / Message Salon from Zürich, Switzerland /
Tranmission from Glasglow, Scotland / Platform from Finland.
Old habits die hard can be seen as a necessary trigger for updating
audiences about
the presence and work of these spaces and collectives. In line with
our work at Sparwasser HQ,
Old habits die hard seeks to connect people and platforms together
for exhibition opportunities and peer support, in a bid to be less
dependent on insitutional situations offered by museums and cultural
bodies.
Old habits die hard relies on the context of how these artist-run
spaces and collectives exist and how
they select the video. This would inevitably express the content
building process, that will be evident within the exhibition.
Opening monday 29. September from 7pm -11pm
program during the "art forum berlin" days:
Extra opening hours October 1.-5. from 2-11pm
"The old habits die hard DJ night" October 4. from 11pm
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