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Descripción del Artista
Eli Cortiñas (click here for full biography/CV), born 1979 in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain, lives and works in Berlin. A large part of Cortiñas‘ practice revolves around the idea of challenging cinematic memory through analysing and re-editing pre-existing footage, or her own material. Disrupting and re-structuring narrative flows, she creates shifts of meaning (No Place Like Home, 2006). This method of ‚editing as writing‘ generates a mixed feeling of both identification and alienation. In her videos, as well as in her collages and object arrangements, Eli Cortiñas creates an ambiguous and affirmative transparency – unveiling the role plays of a generation vaunted in the media as ‘lost’.
Eli Cortiñas studied at the Academy of Media Arts Cologne and at the European Film College Ebeltoft, Denmark. Selected solo exhibitions include Always bite the hand that feeds you at Convent Space for Contemporary Art, Ghent (2017), Five Easy Pieces and Some Words of Wisdom at Soy Capitán, Berlin (2015), Awkward Studies and a Decent Take on Serious Matters at Rokeby, London (2013), Love Is Worn Around The Neck, curated by Veit Loers at Kunstraum Innsbruck (2012). Her work was part of several group exhibitions, such as Film Footage Fotografie. Bildnerische Augenblicke mit filmischen Bezügen, Museum for Photographie Braunschweig (2017), 10 Emerging Artists. Contemporary Experimental Films and Video Art from Germany, Goethe Institute Canada (2017), Double Feature, Schirn Kunsthalle, Frankfurt (2017), Les Rencontres Internationales at Centre Pompidou, Paris (2011). Eli Cortiñas has been awarded with grants and fellowships from Berliner Senat (2017), Villa Sträuli (2017), Villa Massimo Rome (2014), Marianna Ingenwerth-Stiftung grant for residency at the Centro de Arte Contemporáneo La Regenta (2013), Shortlist Award for young Film Art, Freunde der Neuen Nationalgalerie und Deutscher Filmakademie (2011), et al.
Catalogues
Eli Cortiñas – What About Tropical Delights in Neoliberal Times? [exhibition catalogue, Centro de Arte La Regenta, Centro Átlantico de Arte Moderno, Sala San Antonio Abad], Las Palmas de Gran Canaria 2015.
WIN/WIN [exhibition catalogue, EG Null – Raum für junge Kunst der Generali Deutschland, 2015], Bielefeld and Berlin 2015.
Liebe [exhibition catalogue, Wilhelm-Hack-Museum, Ludwigshafen am Rhein, 2014], Bielefeld 2014.
Press
Decoding the Male Gaze and Colonialism in Classic Cinema, AnOther Magazine, 11/2016, by Charlotte Janssen.
Eli Cortiñas – Eine Nacht im Martin Gropius Bau, ARTberlin, 02/2015, by Katrin Schirner.
Review of Neither Glance Nor Glory, Der Freitag, 12/2012, by Elke Stefanie Inders.
Review of Street girls bringing sailors in must pay in advance, Monopol, 08/2011.
Review of Street girls bringing sailors in must pay in advance, Kunstforum International, 212/2011, by Annelie Pohlen.
Dial M for Mother, Deutsche Welle, 04/2009, by Daniel Müller.
Feature on Eli Cortiñas, BLAU Kunstmagazin, 11/2016, Nr. 16, by Swantje Karich (PDF upon request).
Interviews
Independet Collectors Interview, 2017, with Julia Rosenbaum.
Artdependence Interview, 02/2017, with Alna Pomar.
Conversation, Museumsfernsehen, 05/2017, with Maria Sitte.
Fadwebsite Interview, 05/2013, with Yvette Greslé.
Der Freitag Interview, 01/2013, with Elke Stefanie Inders.
Mercado, 09 dic de 2019
Patrick Hamilton, Ana Pérez-Quiroga y otros diez artistas iberoamericanos suman galerías
Por Paula Alonso Poza
Hemos seleccionado una docena de fichajes y primeras colaboraciones –las menos-. Son, en su mayoría, artistas de media carrera o consagrados que se incorporan a espacios nacionales. Proceden de España, ...
Creación, 21 jun de 2018
Las reconocidas becas para artistas de la Fundación Botín ya tienen ganadores
Por Paula Alonso Poza
Los artista premiados son los españoles Eli Cortiñas, June Crespo, Mario Espliego, Antoni Hervás y Anna Moreno, los portugueses Salomé Lamas y Bruno Pacheco y la ucraniana Olga Balema. Han sido seleccionados entre ...
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Formación. 16 nov de 2024 - 17 nov de 2024 / Bizkaia Aretoa / Bilbao, Vizcaya, España
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