moov 2002
dal 15/6/2002 al 16/6/2002
Segnalato da
15/6/2002
moov 2002
WhiteBox Art Center, New York
Video screening programs, installations, dialogues, and performances. A true meeting place for cross border exchange between Quebec, New York and Mexico, creates an opportunity for media artists to explore a multitude of collaborative possibilities transcending cultural, political, economic and geographical borders.
MOOV 2002 is a collabaorative media arts,
performance and culture exchange event
between artists from Quebec, New York and
Mexico.
MOOV is a presentation by PERIMETER MEDIA + CULTURE
PROJECTS in association with VIDEO LOUNGE
Video screening programs, installations, dialogues, and
performances
MOOV, a true meeting place for cross
border exchange between Quebec, New
York and Mexico, creates an opportunity for
media artists to explore a multitude of
collaborative possibilities transcending
cultural, political, economic and
geographical borders. As an initiative for
the artists, MOOV renews our examination
of our artistic and curatorial practice,
allowing for an exchange of individual
artistic expression between the artists and
the public.
MOOV 2002 was inspired by Cadáver
Exquisito/Exquisite Corpse Ni Dios lo quiera/God
Forbid! an experimental collective project with 13
Mexican video artists initiated by Alfredo Salmón,
Fabián Castro and Claudia Prado in 2000. This
year, parallel to the Mexican project, 13 artists
from Quebec and 13 from New York were invited to
create their own version of the Exquisite Corpse,
entitled Je me souviens and Little Sins, respectively.
MOOV 2002 in New York presents the Exquisite
Corpse Video Project with performances, video
screenings and installations by artists from each
region.We are excited by this opportunity to
create a meeting space for media arts exchange
in New York and look forward to future
presentations in Quebec and Mexico.
- Joanna Empain, Rachel Melman, Annie Murphy,
Alfredo Salmón and Charmaine Wheatley
MOOV is a project of Perimeter Media + Culture Projects, a non-profit arts organization which
serves emerging independent film, video and media artists through festivals and exhibitions.
PMCP is dedicated to building an international creative community encouraging dialogue and
exchange across geographic, cultural and social boundaries.
Perimeter Media + Culture Projects
Matt Isaac, Director
Rachel Melman, Program Director
POB 1513 Peter Stuyvesant Station New York, NY 10009, Tel: (212) 479-7742
WHITE BOX
525 West 26th Street New York, NY 10001
Sunday, June 16, 1:00 - 9:00 pm