Snowball Cultural Productions

Exhibition and Seminar at Center for Contemporary Art, Tbilisi, Georgia

Opening Reception March 7th
Seminar March 8th – 9th
Exhibition Continues until 7th April

www.betweenmiracles.org

Participating Artists:
Anders Smebye, NO
Bryndís Snæbjörnsdóttir & Mark Wilson, IS/UK
Elin Wikström in Collaboration with Denis Romanowski, SE
Eva Koch, DK
Josefina Posch, SE
Lars Laumann, NO
Leslie Johnson, SE
Sasha Huber, SF

Participating Organisations:
Bastard, NO
CCA-Tbilisi, GE
GeoAIR, GE
Kallio Kunsthalle, SF
Manymade, DK
Nýlo – The Living Art Museum, IS
Snowboard Cultural Productions, SE
Supermarket Art Fair and Magazine, SE
Wooloo.org, DK

Please support out upcoming exhibition and seminar in Tbilisi, Georgia by making a donation in exchange for some great rewards at the new Manymade Crowdfunding site for Nordic Art Projects.

Yesterday at ‘Hey It’s Enrico Palazzo’ artists based in the Göteborg region had a chance to meet and ‘speed-date’ with several international curators in an impressive and much needed event organized by artist Anna Lamberg and Malmö Konsthall, Ystads konstmuseum, Göteborgs Konsthall, ELASTIC Gallery and Iaspis, in collaboration with Signal – Center for Contemporary Art. The project is headed by Jacob Fabricius (Malmö Konsthall), Ýrr Jónasdóttir (Ystads konstmuseum), Mikael Nanfeldt (Göteborgs Konsthall), Ola Gustafsson (ELASTIC Gallery), Lisa Rosendahl (Iaspis) och projektledare Anna Granqvist.

The curators included:

Ásdís Ólafsdóttir, Edi Muka, Elin Lundgren, Petter Pettersson, Elisabeth Millqvist, Fatima Hellberg, Helena Reckitt, Helga Just Christoffersen, Joasia Krysa, Johan Sjöström, Julia Rodrigues, Kristina Möster Nilsson, Markús Thór Andrésson, Rachel Dagnall, Robert Leckie, Stina Edblom, Stine Hebert, Theodor Ringborg, Ulrika Sten, Virginija Januškevičiūtė & Yrr Jónasdóttir

Thanks to all organizers and curators for a great and impressive event.

For the occasion of Meetingpoint a group of curators visited Gallery Box the evening before to learn about our organisation and had the opportunity to hear exhibiting artist Krystallia Sakellariou speak about her current installation.

In an otherwise bland exhibition at the Mile End Art Pavillion artist Jeannie Drivers large wall mounted pieces consisting of shredded office waste paper, tickles your senses – on an intellectual plan as well as a physical by being impossible to resist touching.

Stop by this Saturday September 8th between noon and 6pm for the clipsourcing workshop at Furtherfield Gallery in Finsbury Park, London.

Come and help shape the interactive, live stream project {crowdsourced} Noir /Love Beyond Recognition to be shown at Futherfield Gallery in December. Join the drop-in “clipsourcing” workshop and use the computer application specifically created for the project to rate short movie clips from a Film Noir archive of stylish Hollywood crime dramas from the 1940-50s. Identify who’s speaking in the clips, tag and contribute keywords, find out more about digitally based art, Film Noir and speak with the creators over a cup of tea and some Swedish treats! Fun for the whole family!

For directions and more information go to: Furthefield web page.

Seems that the contemporary art scene in Göteborg, Sweden is gaining momentum in the Big Apple. While Galleri Box on Kastellgatan is a newcomer to be included in the New Museums Art Spaces Directory and former Valand Dean Leslie Johnson has a solo show opening next week at Gallery Forever & Today Future on Manhattan’s Division Street, it’s not the first time that Margareta Orreblads Galleri Mors Mössa  in Haga, has been recommended by The New York Times but this year she has been awarded with a fancy sticker as proof of her listing in The New York Times, 36 Hours: 125 Weekeds in Europe – Taschen book.

Currently on view at the gallery is Austrian born, Stockholm based sculptor Eva Beierheimer who has transformed the measurements of the gallery space into abstract sculptures that interestingly oscillates between inviting and excluding the interaction with the viewer. The exhibition is up until  September 16th, 2012.

On June 15th the ENCLAVE Gallery Complex finally opened right next to the Deptford rail station, London. The ambitious project is headed by Anthony Gross of Temporarycontemporary / The Old Police Station and the inaugural exhibition – Artist Urban Action, launches throughout the entire site presenting the initial range of resident independent activity alongside a series of new commissions, including ATOI / Oliver Basciano / Sara Bevan / Owen Bowden / Neha Choksi / Shona Davis / Barbara Dean / Bea Denton / Raimi Gbadamosi / Ian Gonczarow / Jason Hicklin / Toby Huddlestone / Alexander Kennedy / Eva Kotátková / Juliette Losq / Iavor Lubomirov / Taus Makhacheva / Conal McStravick / Dave Monaghan / Jessica Piddock / Pavel Reisenauer / Lucy A. Sames / Alexander Small / Patrick St Paul / Dolly Thompsett / Angel Vergara.. and more…

For more information go to ENCLAVE