promotional trailer for SCREENPLAY.CHB (feat. works by Abstract Birds, Aude Françoise, Pixelnoizz, Marco Donnarumma, Elektro Moon, iduun, Mia Makela, Yroyto, Yagama)
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3.12. – bauhaus to betahaus
Kiritan Flux | 2.12.2010
tomorrow evening (03.12.) you will be able to view the amazing facade projection created by David Szauder, Lucy Benson and Servando Barreiro at the Collegium Hungaricum Berlin for the opening of the house’s exhibition “Die Ungarn am Bauhaus” starting around 18:00.
Later that night you can attend the “into the future” party at betahaus, where Kiritan Flux presents a mapping in collaboration with graffiti artists PAW and Organ and a spaced out installation together with Albinoplast.
also at betahaus: the grafitti research lab berlin will present their interactive light spray-can “bombIR”
Medienfassaden Festival 2010
Kiritan Flux | 16.08.2010http://www.mediafacades.eu/program
The MEDIA FACADES FESTIVAL EUROPE 2010 is initiated by Public Art Lab / Berlin in cooperation with iMAL / Brussels, m-cult / Helsinki, FACT / Liverpool, Ars Electronica Futurelab / Linz, Medialab-Prado / Madrid, Kitchen Budapest.
MEDIA FACADES FESTIVAL EUROPE 2010 will explore the networked possibilities of urban screens and media facades via internet and new technologies on a European level.
The format of the MEDIA FACADES FESTIVAL reflects on the increasing presence of massive-infrastructures with digital visual elements in public spaces while investigating their communicative function in the urban environment.
The festival will show especially developed art projects in Europe-wide Joint Broadcasting Events which aspire to share dreams of the different cities and report about local issues and exchange peoples’ stories and ideas. The media facades will be transformed into local stages and open a global window for cultural and societal processes to create a dialogue and connect the local public virtually with the other places throughout Europe.
Its long-term vision is to be a catalyst for the creation of a sustainable and transportable structure where artists, cultural professionals, arts organizations, cultural institutions, governmental bodies, private and commercial businesses, media and the general public, within Europe and beyond, can interact through the development of a new cultural communication format in the public space.
Visual Correspondents Berlin 2009
Kiritan Flux | 3.11.2009
9. November 2009 – Final Screening
Infos & Videos: http://visualcorrespondents.com/
Visual Foreign Correspondents Berlin
Visual Foreign Correspondents Berlin is the latest in a series of projects initiated by the Visual Correspondent Foundation in cooperation with WL Projects Berlin in which networks of high-profile public media platforms have been developed as specially curated spaces. In VFC-Berlin we invite a network of artists to reflect in a personal way on the recent events in their region and relate these events to ways in which the world has changed in the two decades since the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Now that the spectre of economic crisis and heightened religious differences once again are threatening to create new sets of barriers there has never been a better moment to reflect on just how much is at stake when we erect boundaries (either tangible or intangible) between nations, peoples and idea’s. In the light of this anniversary we will be asking the artists to reflect on the nature of boundaries and borders, virtual and real, which are destroyed and (re) constructed in this era of intense volatility.
VFC-Berlin has commissioned seven artists to make screen-based works looking at specific boundary or border -related issues in their home country. For this selection we sought not only regional diversity but also selected artists on the basis of their interest in a specific types of issue combined with their proven capacity to make works compelling and immediate enough to successfully compete for attention in a modern media landscape.
On the anniversary itself, for one night only, the entire series of works will be shown on the media façade on the outside of the Collegium Hungaricum Berlin the Hungarian Cultural Institute, This modern building is in the heart of the city of Berlin close to where the wall once was. With it’s enormous windows it will be a dramatic and symbolic location for the final night of the project.
Monday 9th of November: 8 pm – 12 pm
