Zizek on love

//emma

Alex Mirutziu

Alex Mirutziu is a Romanian artist who makes work that's pretty queer, he has an interesting website which can be found HERE the navigation of the site is a little unusual but it's worth the effort, I came across him in an issue of DIK Fagazine which is a queer art zine produced in Poland, their recent issue focuses on Romania.
//emma

parkour

have also been finding parkour really interesting as a method of exploration navigation

though it is only cool when you are like her. Had to search a while to find female parkour which was not trivializing. in one they shopped high heels.....just sayin.....

More Roni Horn

I've always loved the simplicity of Roni Horns work...I kind of envy it actually. I like the consideration of water because I live on an Island and am constantly reminded of the sea...most cities are built beside water sources, Bucharest is situated on the banks of the Dâmbovița River, which flows into the ArgeșRiver, a tributary of the Danube...this is where we travel to.
//emma

Roni Horn - Water

//emma

Common Love: Rona Yefman

//emma

Interesting to me in terms of collaborative portraiture, alter ego's and queer images. I would like to develop an alter ego.

Juan Delgado- Le Reve de Newton

Hello friends, 

I just had to share this video with you, I find it so beautiful. 

http://lerevedenewton.wordpress.com/

Its by Juan Delgado, a friend artist who I met during This is Not a Gateway in London.

Josefin r

Inspiring blog

http://arttorrents.blogspot.com/
inactive since 2008, but the stuff thats there is interesting

josefin r

something lovely

Birds on the Wires from Jarbas Agnelli on Vimeo.


Emma

PSYCHOSIS part I

 

I saw the exhibition Psychosis Part I at Färgfabriken in Stockholm. I thought these two works perhaps esp. interesting to Emma. Also these are works by artists in the nextdoor countries to Romania.  I really liked the one below by Chto Delat?

Another note that I found personally interesting has to do with to contrast between this exhibition 

and the one next door; works from the Master Students at Konstfack textile dep. The first was so incredibly dense, full of words, reference, overlapping sounds and importance, the second was whitish, silent, still, and as if hanging suspended mid air in no-time space. 

//J

These look like interesting people...definitely relates to our project

http://www.kim.lv/sakumlapa

doing really interesting stuff including this

“SUSAN SONTAG’S CAMP CINEMA” PROGRAM

LOVE it

x

emma

TABLES FOR JOSEFIN

Wolfgang Tillmans does some cool work using tables for display

I thought I'd put these up to remind us of our table related conversation earlier,maybe the table could be somehow symbolic of what we're trying to do

when a Dublin shopping centre floods

 

Im sorry for this unmotivated entry but I thought we needed a picture to lively up this page a little. 

This i also an image I intend to work with in the close future. Its taken at our old squat in Amsterdam.