Pavilhao Ciccillo Matarazzo
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30th Sao Paulo Biennial
dal 2/9/2012 al 8/12/2012
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Absalon
Alair Gomes
Alberto Bitar
PPPP (Productos Peruanos Para Pensar)
Alejandro Cesarco
Alexandre da Cunha
Alexandre Moreira
Alfredo Cortina
Ali Kazma
Allan Kaprow
Ambroise Ngaimoko (Studio 3Z)
Andreas Eriksson
Anna Oppermann
Arthur Bispo do Rosario
Athanasios Argianas
August Sander
Bas Jan Ader
Benet Rossell
Bernard Frize
Bernardo Ortiz
Bruno Munari
Cadeu
Charlotte Posenenske
Christian Vinck
Ciudad Abierta
Daniel Steegmann
Dave Hullfish Bailey
David Moreno
Edi Hirose
Eduardo Berliner
Eduardo Gil
Eduardo Stupia
Elaine Reichek
Erica Baum
Fernand Deligny
Fernanda Gomes
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Fernando Ortega
Franz Erhard Walther
Franz Mon
Frederic Bruly Bouabre
Gego
Guy Maddin
Hans Eijkelboom
Hans‐Peter Feldmann
Hayley Tompkins
Helen Mirra
Helio Fervenza
Horst Ademeit
Hreinn Fridfinnsson
Hugo Canoilas
Ian Hamilton Finlay
Icaro Zorbar
Ilene Segalove
Inaki Bonillas
Ivan Argote
Pauline Bastard
Jerry Martin
Jiri Kovanda
John Zurier
Jose Arnaud‐Bello
Juan Iribarren
Juan Luis Martinez
Juan Nascimento
Daniela Lovera
Jutta Koether
Katja Strunz
Kirsten Pieroth
Kriwet
Leandro Tartaglia
Lucia Laguna
Marcelo Coutinho
Marco Fusinato
Maryanne Amacher
Mark Morrisroe
Martin Legon
Meris Angioletti
Michel Aubry
Mobile Radio
Moris
Moyra Davey
Nicolas Paris
Nino Cais
Nydia Negromonte
Odires Mlaszho
Olivier Nottellet
Pablo Accinelli
Pablo Pijnappel
Patrick Jolley
Paulo Vivacqua
Ricardo Basbaum
Robert Filliou
Robert Smithson
Roberto Obregon
Rodrigo Braga
Runo Lagomarsino
Sandra Vasquez de La Horra
Saul Fletcher
Savvas Christodoulides
Sergei Tcherepnin
Ei Arakawa
Sheila Hicks
Sigurdur Gudmundsson
Simone Forti
Sofia Borges
Tehching Hsieh
Thiago Rocha Pitta
Thomas Sipp
Tiago Carneiro da Cunha
Viola Yesiltac
Waldemar Cordeiro
Xu Bing
Yuki Kimura
Luis Perez-Oramas
Tobi Maier
Andre' Severo
Isabela Villanueva



 
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2/9/2012

30th Sao Paulo Biennial

Pavilhao Ciccillo Matarazzo, Sao Paulo

A iminencia das poeticas (The Imminence of Poetics). The fundamental tool of this edition will be the notion of Constellation, therefore instead of focusing on single artists or works, the exhibition will present oeuvres that share a common theme, process or ideology. Three symposia are scheduled in addition to a poetic/theoretical gathering, fostering a trans-territorial and trans-poetic dialogue between two cities - Ciudad Abierta, Valparaiso in Chile - and Sao Paulo.


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curated by Luis Perez-Oramas, with Tobi Maier, Andre' Severo, and Isabela Villanueva assisting

Under the title The Imminence of Poetics, the 30th São Paulo Bienal takes its curatorial premise from the multiplicity, recurrence and permanent mutability of artistic poetics. Poetics is understood as the instrumental repertoire that enables an individual or group, discipline or tradition, to establish – intuitively, intentionally or unconsciously – the discursive strategies or platforms that enable expressive acts of artistic nature.

As Chief Curator Luís Pérez-Oramas points out, imminence represents “what is on the verge of happening, the word on the tip of one’s tongue, the expected silence that precedes the decision whether or not to speak, art as a discursive strategy and poetics in its plurality and multiplicity”.

The fundamental tool of the 30th São Paulo Bienal will be the notion of Constellation, therefore instead of focusing on single artists or works, the exhibition will present audiences with constellations of oeuvres that share a common theme, process or ideology.

Taking as a conceptual base the understanding that poetics overlap, assimilate, condense and diverge, the curators of the 30th São Paulo Bienal – The Imminence of Poetics have established four conceptual notions: Survivals, Alterforms, Drifts and Voices, plus a transversal zone, Reverse. These hypotheses articulate in polyphonic form the artworks that comprise the 30th São Paulo Bienal.

Survival
The notion of survival reflects on the selection of referential as well as contemporary works, enabling a dialogue within a shared historical field. In the 30th São Paulo Bienal, survival operates through the inscription of forms and practices constituted within the ambits of spatial and temporal distant lives.

Alterforms
Alterforms explores selective transformations that artists, consciously or unconsciously, produce within their own practice. Alterforms presents a panorama of the current state of de-formative re-readings of modernity, and will hinge upon investigations into the state of artistic mediums: examining the margins of painting, printmaking, poetry, theory, sound, cinema, literature, theater and photography in a time characterized by the monopoly of the image as medium.

Drifts
The exhibition proposes a set of altered forms in which hybridization and marginality can be understood as a drift. The remains of language in the field of art as well as spaces engendered by information technologies and digitalization resurface. What forms of nomadic practices are crucial to the understanding of our time? How can we understand drift into artistic forms and ideas as a fruitful approach to deal with contemporary art?

Voices
Voices manifests itself through works in which the performative dimension of art and phonetics prevail. Voices serves as a platform for the examination of relations between visual and discursive poetics. Approaching the voice as malleable artistic material in all its strands and possibilities, Voices pervades Survivals, Alterforms and Drifts and extends throughout the city of São Paulo and the Bienal’s virtual platforms. Creating a bridge between the notion of voice and the manifold performative dimensions of art, Voices provides a possibility to give the audience a voice.

Reverse
Conceived as a transversal zone in relation to the exhibition at the Biennial Pavilion in Ibirapuera Park, Reverse is a platform that not only embraces all the curatorial elements of the 30th São Paulo Bienal, but shapes a citywide constellation. Reverse will take the form of urban interventions and exhibitions held in conjunction with partner institutions throughout the city, as well as film screenings and performances by Brazilian and international artists. Among the partners in the Reverse network are Casa Modernista, Capela do Morumbi, Casa do Bandeirante and other institutions.

Educational Component
The educational component of the 30th São Paulo Bienal – The Imminence of Poetics, coordinated by Stela Barbieri, is synchronized with the general curatorship of the exhibition. The educational program, conducted according to the concepts presented by the curators, is an opportunity to create dialogues that begin before the exhibition opens to the public and continue with courses, workshops and activities.

Symposia
The Imminence of Poetics proposes a debate on the present state of artistic activity through a number of public programs in which the Biennial itself and the general aspects of its contents serve as the focus for discussion. Three symposia are scheduled for São Paulo throughout autumn 2012 in addition to a poetic/theoretical gathering, fostering a trans-territorial and trans-poetic dialogue between two cities - Ciudad Abierta, Valparaíso, in Chile, and São Paulo, Brazil.

Fundação Bienal de São Paulo
Parque Ibirapuera · Portão 3 · Pavilhão Ciccillo Matarazzo 04094-000 · São Paulo · SP · Brasil www.bienal.org.br T +55 11 5576 7600 contato@bienal.org.br

Press contact:
A4 Comunicação tel + 55 11 3897-4122 assessoria.imprensa@bienal.org.br
Julia Murari julia.murari@bienal.org.br
Mai Carvalho maicarvalho@a4com.com.br

Press Preview: September 3, 2012
Professional Preview: September 4, 2012

Ciccillo Matarazzo Pavilion
Parque Ibirapuera, Portão 3, Pavilhão Ciccillo Matarazzo 04094-000 – São Paulo-SP – Brasil

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