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Estrategia
dal 16/4/2008 al 21/6/2008

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Hannah Prothero



 
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16/4/2008

Estrategia

Plymouth Arts Centre, Plymouth

Artists from Brazil. This exhibition brings together a group of Brazilian artists connected by their focus on systems and technology. Works by DuVa, Cadu, Edouard Fraipont, Guto Nobrega, MimoSa, Ricardo Bausbaum.


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This exhibition brings together a group of Brazilian artists connected by their focus on systems and technology. Currently in Brazil there is the emergence of appropriated technology in contemporary art and culture. The agenda of these artists is to break the mould, play with systems and create new ways of operating.

In April last year Plymouth Arts Centre’s curator Paula Orrell travelled to Brazil to look research current practice by contemporary artists. The exhibition Estrategia (translated as Strategies) shows this work together in the UK for the first time. It reveals a fascinating insight into contemporary culture in Brazil and considers how access to media and technology is a political issue.

The exhibition includes Cadu’s acclaimed process-based drawing works. MimoSa is an artists’ collective and workshop that moves around Brazilian cities. They underline the politics inherent in the access to technology; and are motivated by the idea that people start to think critically about media when they start to produce their own. DuVa’s process of video editing reveals transcendental moments in moving images of the body. Edouard Fraipont experiments with light exposures to create photographs with an extraordinary metaphysical aesthetic.

The exhibition interrogates technology on many levels, suggesting that these systems are not nearly complex or sensitive enough to contain human culture. The work raises issues around our relationship to landscape, social politics, the body and the transcendental

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