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DACA NU O INVITI PE MATUSA MEA EDITH NU VIN stefan rusu <suhebator@gmail.com> wrote: --------------------------------------------------------------- NOMAD http://www.nomad-tv.net --------------------------------------------------------------- Conscious in Coma www.nomad-tv.net/conscious_in_coma Conscious in Coma is an art project initiated by NOMAD in collaboration with Goethe Institut, Istanbul and Platform Garanti Contemporary Art Center. The project is designed to be a long-term networking and archiving project. The name of the project indicates a simple and direct reference to the current unbalanced and devastated state of the globe accompanied by the collective silence and blindness. The project intends to collect, disseminate, and discuss the perspectives and realities of diverse positions in multiple formats. In this respect, the primary focus of the project is to trace, detect and comprehend art and cultural productions which render different cases, approaches and realities with multifaceted cultural, political and social situations. Conscious in Coma is designed to be a collaborative process of nine curators: Elena Veljanovska (Macedonia), Stefan Rusu (Moldova), Nat Muller (The Netherlands), Vera-Maria Glahn (Germany), Basak Senova (Turkey), Jack Persekian (Palestine), Clare Davies (Egypt), Christine Tohme (Lebanon), and Amirali Ghassemi (Iran). --------------------------------------------- Chapter 1 23-25 November 2006. Screening programme at Goethe Institut, Istanbul Yeni Carsi Cad. 52, Beyoglu, Istanbul 23. November. 2006, 19:30 DO I NEED TO CHANGE TO CARRY ON? curated by Vera-Maria Glahn (Germany) Aleesa Cohene, Yvonne Brandl, Markus Bertuch, and Curtis Burz. MOLDGOLIA - project in progress curated by Stefan Rusu (Moldova) Pavel Braila, Lilia Dragneva, Veaceslav Druta, Stefan Rusu, Igor Scerbina, and Serghei Turcan. MISREADING curated by Clare Davies (Egypt) Iman Issa and Nadine Khan. 24. November. 2006, 19:30 100 YEARS OF CELEBRATING PARANOID READING curated by Christine Tohme (Lebanon) Roy Samaha, Rabih Mroué, Ali Kays, and Lina Saneh. REALITY-CHECK curated by Basak Senova (Turkey) Bengisu Bayrak, Carlo Crovato, Yane Calovski & FOS, Erhan Muratoglu, Basak Kaptan & Erik Stein, and Bengu Karaduman. SOFT INCISIONS curated by Nat Muller (The Netherlands) Jan de Bruin, Jordan Crandall, Iratxe Jaio, Raed Yassin, and Andrijana Stojkovic. A MOMENT OF CLARITY curated by Elena Veljanovska (Makedonya) Bogeska Sladzana-Giuseppe Pradella, Zaneta Vangeli, Hristina Ivanoska, Borjan Zafirovski, and Nikola Uzunovski. 25. November. 2006, 15:00 I CAN SEE curated by Jack Persekian (Palestine) Avi Mograbi. LOST IN NO SPACE curated by Amirali Ghassemi (Iran) Behrang Samadzadegan, Behnam Kamrani, Amirali Mohebbinejad, Negar Tahsili, Raha Faridi, Mohammad Reza Heydari, Ehsan Behmanesh, and Azin Feizabadi. --------------------------------------------- Chapter 2 Meetings and Panels, Platform Garanti Contemporary Art Center, Istanbul. May, 2007 As an extension of the screening programme, some of the curators and participating artists will be invited to Istanbul for a series of meetings and panels. These meetings and panels will culminate in a series of publications. Discussions on the strategies for future collaborations and the archiving process will end this chapter. http://www.nomad-tv.net/conscious_in_com _______________________________________________ Nettime-ro mailing list Nettime-ro@nettime.org http://www.nettime.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nettime-ro --> arhiva: http://amsterdam.nettime.org/ --------------------------------- Sponsored Link Degrees online in as fast as 1 Yr - MBA, Bachelor's, Master's, Associate - Click now to apply _______________________________________________ Nettime-ro mailing list Nettime-ro@nettime.org http://www.nettime.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nettime-ro --> arhiva: http://amsterdam.nettime.org/