Sábado, 17 de Marzo

a partir de las 19:30h

Escuchas y eventos en el Museo Reina Sofía

19.30h

20.30h
Cristian Soto (Chile) / Autosimilitud (la forma)
Yamila Ríos (España) / This will end. 2012
Música Prepost / Paraíso Tabú
21.20h
Pablo Bachmann (Argentina) / Q salga qortando
Sergio Luque (México) / Brasil
21:30h
La Orquestra Mundana (España) / LOM
22:15h
Hugo Paquete (Portugal) / Reflexive feedback for twelve
Matías Giuliani (Argentina) / Obra electroacústica N°1

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This year Lithuanian exhibition presents not only the latest world art tendencies: openness of creative process, social unity of art work’s subject, aesthetics of superrealism, derivatives of art synthesis, but represents the best traditions of Lithuanian art, especially in the context of classical genres’ actualization: strong drawing, subtlety of graphics, innovation of ceramics and textile.

Selected authors – very distinctive and interesting artists, demonstrating quality in both aspects: subject matter and technique, therefore exposition is solid. Works conceptual, open to associative polisemantics, reflections of social environment, covering field of wide interpretations. Variety of genres is also ensured. The works of painting, graphics, installation, video art, textile and ceramics are presented, often expanding the limits of their spheres.

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Power of superrealism (hyperrealism) and caricature of consumption society are to be seen in the painting of Rodion Petrov “Rebranding. WC Public”. Photographically accurate embodiment of an image permits to draw ones attention towards associative essence of a subject matter: usually impossible or absurd situation in reality.

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Finalizing, we may state, that creative mobility project “Young European Creators” have found its position on the routes of Lithuanian art map. Abundance of applications during the selection (differently from the previous years, artists from all Lithuania took part in this year’s selection exhibition) witnesses interest of young artist to participate in the international projects, as well as a fact, that strong and original generation of artists is raising in Lithuania.

« The term « artist from Hamburg », though, is flexible: Since middle of the 1990’s  many artists who finish their studies of Fine Arts and Applied Sciences at the universities in Hamburg, move away because of precarious working conditions and settle in other cities (mostly in Berlin). At the same time, young artists from all over the world follow the still excellent reputation of the universities or come to the city with an exchange programme and therefore stay temporarily as « artists from Hamburg ».

The choice of artists of the German JCE-section, by that means, has a strong relation to Hamburg but still matches in the two aspects with the conditions of the JCE Biennale as with the specific tasks of the hosting institute in Germany, the Kunsthaus Hamburg.

For many years now, Kunsthaus is an origin of international exhibitions and alternative projects which mostly are being realised in cooperation with Hamburg’s twin cities (Osaka, Shanghai, St. Petersburg, Marseille, etc.) and others (Bratislava, Budapest, Havanna, Jerusalem). At the same moment, Kunsthaus is showroom of numerous projects of different initiators that are dedicated to the support of young artist generations, as for example for the « Hamburger Arbeitsstipendium für Bildende Kunst », the « HISCOX Kunstpreis », the « Preis für Fotografie der Patriotischen Gesellschaft », the young art market « INDEX » and the format of « Jugend Kulturell » of the HypoVereinsbank.

The chosen artists are concerned with their works in different media, based on the conditions of the creation and production of art in networking, reflection on media, aesthetic revision of the tradition of signs, autonomous gestures and structures of organisation in public space. »

JCE Biennial Opening at Kunsthaus Hamburg, Germany

Monday, April the 2nd, 2012

Klosterwall 15, Hamburg

For the current edition 2011/2013, JCE has established a new partnership with the city of Hamburg, Germany.

Through this prestigious collaboration, the JCE network approaches its objective to federate 10 European countries around the idea of supporting the young emerging creation.

The JCE exhibition will be showed in Hamburg in APRIL/MAY 2012 at the Kunsthaus, a prestigious venue of German contemporary art featuring a beautiful exhibition area that displays very selective artistic proposals.

The German selection of JCE Biennial’s artists will be coordinated by M. Claus Mewes, Director of Kunsthaus Hamburg and M Goesta Diercks, curator.

ACCOMMODATION OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE OPENING!!!

In occasion of the opening, on April 2nd and during the entire exhibition period, the local organisation will offer a stay in Hamburg to the interested JCE artists, in the limits of the availability.

You are a JCE artist? Confirm your presence and you will have the possibility to participate to the Biennial inauguration in this very interesting town.

FOR MORE INFO CLICK HERE

JCE waits you soon in Hamburg!!!

In spring 2012, the JCE Biennial will be in Hamburg, in Kunsthaus Hamburg, from the 2nd of April to the 20th of May.

Dear artists, if you would like to travel to the JCE opening in Hamburg, “the open room project” could be the best.

“The open room artisthotel” is a non profit artist accommodation where artists are allowed to stay for free while they are in Hamburg working on their projects.

In occasion of the opening and during the entire JCE exhibition period, the local organisation will offer a stay in Openroom to JCE artists (5 available rooms). Other free places will be availableas guest among local families who support the JCE project and invite the artists at their home.

You are a JCE 2011/2013’s artist and you are interested to join us to Hamburg? Please to confirm as soon your intention by e-mail to jce@ville-montrouge.fr

(the travel expenses will be not included)

The open room is highly recommended by Kunsthaus Hamburg. As a pilot project the open room is set up for 12 months.

http://www.openroom-artisthotel.com/

JCE Biennial next inauguration at Klaipeda, Lithuania:

FRIDAY 20th, JANUARY 2012 / 6 p.m.

The second exhibition of the 2011/2013 JCE circuit will open at Klaipeda, in the prestigious Klaipeda Culture and Communication Center ‘KCCC’, a brand new place dedicated to the discovery and promotion of young talents in contemporary art.

Klaipeda, 3rd important city of Lithuania, is partner of JCE since 2005 and since 3 years also offers to JCE artists residency workshops.

ACCOMMODATION OPPORTUNITY FOR THE OPENING

In occasion of the opening, on January 20th, the orgnaisation will offer a stay in Klaipeda to 2 artists of each partner city of the JCE network. So, 16 artists will have the possibility to participate to the Biennial inauguration in this beautiful town of the Baltic area.

You are a JCE 2011/2013’s artist and you are interested to participate at the Klaipeda’s opening? Please to confirm as soon your intention by e-mail to jce@ville-montrouge.fr

(the travel expenses will be not included)

See you soon in Klaipeda!!

More info at:

http://www.klaipedainfo.lt

http://www.kulturpolis.lt

Each Friday, discover the artistic selection of the JCE Biennial 2011/2013, country by country. This week: the German selection.

For this new edition, the Biennale JCE welcomes a new partner: the city of Hamburg in Germany.

8 artists were selected by the director of the Kunsthaus Hamburg, Claus Mewes and the Curator Goesta Diercks to represent the young German selection.

In order to get the panel the most representative and most qualitative of the German current scene  they made their selection from the award-winning contemporary art in the country:

- City of Hamburg Scholarship for Fine Arts,

- Hiscox Art Price, Price for photography by the Patriotische Gesellschaft Hamburg,

- Jugend kulturell HypoVereinsbank/Unicreditgroup, Index (young art market).

The chosen artist’s artworks are based on the conditions of the creation and production of art in networking, reflection on media, aesthetic revision of the tradition of signs, autonomous gestures and structures of organisation in public space.

The BeetoBee Net

“Nomadic Conference”, 2011, Box with painting, drawing, sculpture, photo, around 100 x 100 x 100 cm

Philip Gaisser

“Tester No. 1-11″, detail, 2010, C-prints, (11x) 33 x 40 cm

Hannah Rath

“Though no eyes met”, 2011, special prints on transparent paper, 70cm x 100 cm

Silke Silkeborg

“Planetarium Bochum”, 2010, Oil on canvas, (3x) 27 x 33 cm; (2x)40 x 90 cm

Hyeyeon Park

“Transit II”, 2008-2010, 6 Silber Gelatin Prints, variable dimensions

Suse Bauer

“Auf das sie feilen und polieren Messing und Eisen”, 2011, Oil on paper, 150 x 110 cm

Benjamin Renter

“Mitmaschinisierung (Günther Anders)”, 2007-2010, C-prints 35mm, 30 x 45 cm

Nina Wiesnagrotzki

“Research & Flowers”, 2009-2011, installation

The JCE biennial will be in Hamburg from March, 26th to May, 6th 2012.

Review the selections from : France, Netherlands (guest country), Lithuania
Discover all the artists

du 16 janvier au 17 mars 2012

Espace André Malraux, Herblay 95