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AHTuesday, September 2, 2008 - 6PM

Annegret Hoch and Patricia Weiss:

'Continuing – Architectural Painting Meets Dance'

The process of realizing a wall painting – the large-scale, spacious brush movements – implies tremendous body movement. This will be reflected in a dance performance by Patricia Weiss (www.vqproductions.net)
, created specifically for this ISCP Salon.
vaTuesday, September 9, 2008 - 6PM

Valerie Mannaerts:
'A Monster of Loch Ness Feeling'

Mannaerts seems concerned with presenting work that is a living entity of sorts, not some corny version of interactivity that will predictably ‘talk back’ in a given script and make us feel all the more present (but a bit stupider than before), but something that will remain blank and almost breathing, thus fundamentally challenging the ‘liveliness’ in the viewer.
© Monika Szewczyk

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Picture Parlor

BAD MOON RISING special
Friday, September 12, 2008 - 7PM

curated by Jan Van Woensel


7PM: One-day Exhibition
8PM: Live Music Performance by Glass Ghost
(myspace.com/glass1ghost)

Vanessa Albury / Diana Artus (ISCP) / Richard Ashcroft / Elena Bajo (ISCP) / Kelie Bowman / Greggory Bradford / Bettina Cohnen (ISCP) / Body Count / Emily Coxe / James De La Vega / Liam Everett / Lonnie Frisbee & David di Sabatino / Tony Garifalakis (ISCP) / George Hennard / Annegret Hoch (ISCP) / Pamela Jue / Paulus Kapteyn / Richard Kern / David Matorin / Clayton Patterson / Job Piston / Luther Price / Lee Ranaldo / Max Razdow / Yoji Sakate / Jan Serych (ISCP) / Philippe Vandenberg

"There are no boundaries any more. You know, everything’s been transgressed. For the last forty years, if you’re really smart, and you’re part of the intelligentsia —whether you’re in the media, whether you are making movies, whether you are writing books, whether you’re teaching school—the thing that this culture rewards you for is doing what? Transgressing every boundary you can find."
J. Ligon Duncan III

For the second ISCP Picture Parlor, the Bad Moon Rising special exhibition presents art that focuses on sociological and anthropological observations of contemporary life. The exhibition zooms in on individual and collective behavior influenced by culture, attitudes, emotions, values, ethics and authority. Bad Moon Rising special exposes examples of how the contemporary human navigates unstable environments and investigates emotions and states of being such as boredom, loneliness, isolation, escapism, fear, self-protection, anarchy, aggression, commitment, community, power, obedience and disobedience…

Curated by independent curator Jan Van Woensel, Bad Moon Rising is an ongoing project launched at Silverman Gallery, San Francisco in December 2007. Bad Moon Rising in San Francisco primarily focused on social, religious and political disturbance in the US. A varied selection of artworks, artifacts and a-historical references exposed some dark sides of the world’s self-proclaimed greatest nation. Participants included Rage Against the Machine, Tariq Ali, Claire Fontaine, Ben Vautier, Custer’s Revenge, The Weather Underground and others.

Invitation Card
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The Arctic Circle Expedition Program

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Mission:

The Arctic Circle Expedition Program is a nexus where art intersects science, architecture and activism - an incubator for thought and experimentation for artists and innovators to seek and foster areas of collaboration that will engage some of the most pressing issues of our time.

Program:

The Arctic Circle 2009 is an artist-led expedition to destinations in the High Arctic aboard a specially outfitted scientific research sailing vessel.
The expedition will lead to an international exhibition that is scheduled to travel to major cities in North America, Europe and Asia.
The Arctic Circle program aims to empower the creative individual while fostering collaboration. For three weeks, the voyage will expose the participants to unique experiences in remote places, enriched by thought-provoking programming and opportunities for professional development.

The Arctic Circle is a collaborative program between ISCP, The Farm Foundation for the Arts & Sciences, and SCOPE Foundation.

Exhibition Schedule:

The Arctic Circle participants, post expedition are invited to participate in ongoing international exhibitions, in major cities around the world. 

Miami, December 2009
Madrid, February 2010
New York City, March 2010
Basel, June 2010
East Hampton, July 2010
London, October 2010
(more to be annouced)

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exposure

The numerous exhibitions and projects in which ISCP participants are included are often a byproduct of ISCP's programming approach that includes forging contacts between artists, curators, gallerists, museum professionals,
and critics. While in residence, participating artists and curators mayhave exhibitions in New York and elsewhere.
Information listed below is a selection of current exhibitions featuring ISCP participants.
October 4 - November 3, 2008
Lene Berg
'The Drowned One'
Fotogalleriet
M
ollergata
N-0179 Oslo, Norway
www.fotogalleriet.no


September 22 - 28, 2008
Marlena Kudlicka, Tarek Zaki a.o.
'Beirut every-other-day'
Beirut, Lebanon
www.98weeks.org




September 15, 2008
Damien Deroubaix
a.o.
'Nao te posso ver nem pintado'
Museu Coleccao Berardo
Praça do Império
1449-003 Lisboa, Portugal

www.museuberardo.pt



September 13 - January 1, 2008

Lene Berg
a.o.
Taipei Biennale
Taipei Fine Arts Museum

Taipei, Taiwan
www.taipeibiennial.org



13 September - 23 November, 2008
Elena Bajo
'The Peekskill Project'
HVCCA (Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art)
1701 Main Street
Peekskill, NY 10566
www.hvcca.com


September 6 - October 25, 2008
Damien Deroubaix
a.o.
'Ultrasonic International III: Elementary, my dear Watson'
Mark Moore Gallery
2525 Michigan Avenue A-1

Santa Monica, CA 90404
www.markmooregallery.com


August 29 - September 21, 2008
Satoshi Hashimoto
a.o.
'Point'
Loop Gallery
335-11 Seokyo-dong, Mapo-gu,
Seoul, South Korea

www.galleryloop.com


August 5 - September 4, 2008
Etienne Boulanger a.o.
'Space-thinks Project'
Hasenheide Park,
Berlin, Germany
www.space-thinks.de


August 14 - September 7, 2008
Kristian Kozul

'Americana Playground'
Galerie Anhava
Mannerheiminaukio 3,
FI-00100 Helsinki, Finland

www.anhava.com

July 12 - September 14, 2008
Sven Johne
a.o.
'Don't worry, be curious'
Casino du Luxembourg
41 rue Notre Dame
BP 345 - L-2013
, Luxembourg
www.arsbalticatriennial.org

July 11 - September 14, 2008
Ana Pravcki a.o.
'The Practice of Everyday Life'
Feinkost
Bernauer strasse 71-72
Berlin 13355, Germany
www.galeriefeinkost.com
July 5 - September 6, 2008
Julia Schmid
'Floratope'
Galerie Ursula Walbröl
Kronprinzenstraße 9
40217 Düsseldorf, Germany
www.galerie-walbroel.de

July 4 - September 31, 2008
Elena Bajo a.o.
'Mindless Spot'
Bimal Projects   
Zimmerstr. 11
Berlin, Germany

www.bimalproject.com



July 2 - September 20, 2008
Ana Pravcki a.o.
'One of these things is not like the other things'
Unosunove
Palazzo Santacroce
00186 Roma, Italia
www.unosunove.com

June 26 - September 28, 2008
Luisa Rabbia
'Travels with Isabella, travels Scrapbooks 1883-2008'
Isabella Stewart Gardener Museum
280 The Fenway
Boston MA 02115
www.gardnermuseum.org

June 18 - September 7, 2008
Ana Pravcki a.o.
Biennial of Sydney
Sydney, Australia
www.bos2008.com


June 18 - September 7, 2008
Lene Berg
a.o.
Biennale of Sydney
Cockatoo Island

Sydney, Australia
www.bos2008.com


May 24 - September 15, 2008
Michael Blum a.o.
'Be(com)ing Dutch' 
Van Abbe Museum   
Eindhoven, NL
www.vanabbe.nl



May 21 - September 21, 2008
Sven Johne
a.o.
'Vertrautes Terrain'
ZKM
Lorenzstraße 19
D - 76135 Karlsruhe
, Germany
www.on1.zkm.de/zkm/e/

May 21 - September 21, 2008
Sven Johne
a.o.
'
Gescheiterte Hoffnung'
Herbert-Gerisch Stiftung
Brachenfelder Straße 69-71 Hauptstraße 1
24536 Neumünster
, Germany
www.herbert-gerisch-stiftung.de




May 16 - September 7, 2008
Tomoko Sawada
a.o.
'Heavy Light : Recent Photography
and Video from Japan'
International Center of Photography
133 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10036
www.icp.org

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If you would like to visit the studios of iscp participants, please contact Kristine Siegel, iscp Program Director.