Hartmut Jahn on 3 Oct 2000 05:19:32 -0000 |
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Für den
VIDEO CIRCLE
HONGKONG
wurden die Arbeiten folgender
deutscher Künstler ausgewählt:
Hartmut
Jahn: Monuments in
Move
Walter
Gramming: ohne Titel
Veit-Lup: Finishing
Lines
Maria
Vedder: Berlin,
21.6.1996
Antal
Lux: Lights
of Night
Ana
C.Fernandez: I Ging
Body
Premiere:
3. November 2000 in
HongKong
Ort: 1 - Festival centre in
Central Hongkong und
2 - HK airport The Video Circle 2000
composes of a video art installation exhibition and a
live performance program inside the installation. The project involves
participation of one hundred and twenty artists from all over the world. The
installation, installed in a gallery space of about 16 x16 meters, is composed
of 32 sets of televisions and video players arranged in a circle with the
monitors facing inward. In-between the monitors are gaps approximately the width
of monitors, making the circumference composed of 64 "elements" 32 virtual
images on screens, and 32 gaps providing the pathway for viewers to enter the
circle. The 64 criss-crossing of the "Real" and "Virtual" arrangement is derived
and inspired from one of the oldest Chinese classic on communication: Book of
Change (Yi Ching.) The live performance program is to be held inside the Video
Circle setting while the audience watch from the surrounding outside the
circle.
Video Circle 2000 Installation
Exhibition
The program is initiated and coordinated in Hong Kong,
while twenty curators from twelve cities are invited to curate six works each
from his/her city. Participants of this program thus include international
artists coming from Beijing, Bangkok, Macau, Manila, Shanghai, Seoul, Shenzhen,
Singapore, Taipei, Tokyo, Vancouver and Hong Kong, producing a total length of
360 minutes of Asian Pacific Experience. The total number of 120 pieces of video
will be shown in six successive programs, each of which consists of 20 pieces
and lasts for around 60 minutes.
Participating curators of the Installation Program
include:
1. Beijing Leng Lin
2. Bangkok Gridthyia Gaveewong
3. Macau Albert Chu
4. Manila Sid Hildawa
5. Seoul Sin Cha Hong
6. Shanghai Zhang Xian
7. Shenzhen Xiong Yuan-wei
8. Singapore Tan Kay-ngee
9. Taipei Wang Jun Jieh
10. Taipei Wei Ying Chuan
11. Tokyo Tadashi Uchino
12. Vancouver Paul Wong
13. Hong Kong Desmond Hui
14. Hong Kong Connie Lam
15. Hong Kong Lam Hiu-tung
16. Hong Kong Fion Ng
17. Hong Kong Eric Poon
Video Circle 2000 Performing Arts
Program As the spinning dynamic of the video
circle installation brings a sense of presence into the presentation of the
virtual images, the installation setting becomes a "theatre" space itself. The
introduction of the Live Performance program highlights the here-and-now present
impact of the art work. At the same time, the Video Circle provides a
ever-mutating drifting backdrop for the performances. "Real" performance and
"virtual" video images thus create a different level of contrast and
interaction.
Ten performing artists from seven cities: Beijing, Chengdu, Hong Kong, Macau, Seoul, Shenzhen and Tokyo are invited to take part in the Video Circle Live Performance program. Each of them is invited to create a 20-minute video work for the video circle and perform inside the circle of his/her own video environment. Performance artists include
:
1. Beijing ZHU Ming
2. Chengdu TIEN Men-sha
3. Hong Kong Edwin LUNG
4. Macau Jane LEI
5. Seoul PARK Hobin
6. Seoul / Beijing Sin Cha Hong / Beijing Dance
Academy (TBC)
7. Shenzhen/Hong Kong XIONG Yuanwei / TANG
Shu-wing
8. Tokyo Shimizu SHINJIN
The performing arts section will be arranged in separate program over the weekends during the video circle exhibition. Each program will be composed of three teams of artists work. International Tour of the Program The program is proposed to be open in Hong Kong in April 2000 at the Exposition Hall of HKUST for four weeks. It will be the highlight of the Hong Kong 4th Journey 2000 International Festival. Later, the program will be presented in Berlin as the major event of Hong Kong in Berlin Festival in August 2000 celebrating the Festival of Vision -- One Vision Two Cities Project. All together there are 9 venues in 8 cities proposed for the touring in 2000: April Hong Kong HKUST Expo Hall
May Macau Cultural Centre Museum
May Shenzhen Shenzhen University
(TBC)
June London The M Dome
August Berlin House of Culture of the World (HK
Festival)
September Copenhagen DCCD (TBC)
October Seoul Seoul National Arts Center (ASEM mtg)
(TBC)
November Hong Kong Central Library (New) ChekLapKok
Airport (TBC)
December Tokyo Sprial Hall (Tokyo International Arts
Fest.) (TBC)
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