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I took advantage of these calm midsummer days to dig into my analog archive and reverse some material that otherwise would be lost. I’m very proud to show you what I found!
Here are some videos that document my first two exhibitions, both organized between the end of 2002 and the beginning of 2003. They’re television reviews, so sometimes the voice …

LABoral photo report

LABoral photo report

“Para-Sites features a series of subtle interventions conceived for interstitial spaces, locations and human-scale architectural elements at Laboral. By means of projections, a parallel reality is superimposed on that of the space itself. The interventions work as parasites, disturbing and altering our perceptions of an already familiar place. ”
Last week …

net.art is dead! Long live pop.net.art!

net.art is dead! Long live pop.net.art!

“net.art never died! It just moved to your local Internet-shop!”. An exhibition project by Aram Bartholl
“Hit an Internet-cafe, rent all computers they have and run a show on them for one night. All art works of the participating artists need to be on-line (not necessarily public) and are shown in a typical browser with standard plug-ins. Performance and life …

No Soul For Sale: photo report

No Soul For Sale: photo report

No Soul For Sale. A Festival of Independents, Tate Modern, London, May 14-16th 2010
http://www.nosoulforsale.com

Yeah, but it’s like spiritual. Not like that stuff

Yeah, but it’s like spiritual. Not like that stuff

The father of two kids participating in Tino Seghal’s work at the Guggenheim Museum wrote a great article for The Wall Street Journal SpeakEasy Blog:
I asked them, “Is it art?”
“Sure,” they said.
“But there are no pictures, no sculptures.” I pointed out.
My youngest responded “Yeah, but it’s like spiritual. Not like that stuff.”
[via art fag city]

The dream museum

The dream museum

For the building’s 50th anniversary, the Guggenheim Museum invited nearly two hundred artists, architects, and designers to imagine their dream interventions in the space for the exhibition Contemplating the Void: Interventions in the Guggenheim Museum. Some of them look amazing…

Photography and New Media

Photography and New Media

Good News! As you might have read somewhere in the press, I’ve been selected as a guest curator for the next three editions of FotoGrafia Festival Internazionale di Roma regarding the section “photography and new media”. The other two curators are Paul Wombell (photography and contemporary art) and Marc Prust (photography and publishing). FotoGrafia, international festival in Rome, is promoted …

New photo report: LABoral

New photo report: LABoral

Last week I took a trip to Gijon to visit LABoral, a great place for contemporary art and its intersections with science and technology. Here is my photo set.

Recent Photo Reports

Recent Photo Reports

Rome, Ara Pacis, “Disegno e Design”. Exhibition about italian design

Rome, Isola Tiberina, “Frontier”. Video Installation by Doug Aitken

London, Frieze Art Fair 2009

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