For its 17th edition, LOOP Fair is very pleased to announce the participation of more than 40 galleries and artists proceeding from 20 different countries that will offer an overview of the current moving image panorama, while touching upon cogent issues that are at once social, conceptual and formal. Among galleries and artists selected are Ani Molnár Gallery, Budapest, with Péter Forgács Rembrandt Morphs. Esther Schipper, Berlin, with Tao Hui (tbd). galerie Sator, Paris, with Romain Kronenberg Rien que de la terre, et de plus en plus sèche. Galeria Presença, Porto, with Nikolaj Larsen Quicksand. BERG Contemporary, Reykjavík, with Dodda Maggý Madeleine. narrative projects, London, with Taus Makhacheva Baidà. Gandy gallery, Bratislava, with Vendula Knopova Tutorial. GRIMM, Amsterdam, with Claudia Martínez Garay I WILL OUTLIVE YOU. Galerie Zink, Waldkirchen, with Thao Nguyen Phan Tropical Siesta. Art On İstanbul, Istanbul, with Oddviz Acqua Alta. WHATIFTHEWORLD Gallery, Cape Town, with Athi-Patra Ruga...Over the Rainbow. andriesse—eyck galerie, Amsterdam, with Rory Pilgrim Software Garden. Georg Kargl Fine Arts, Wien, with Agnieszka Polska The New Sun. Osnova Gallery, Moscow, with Yelena Popova This certifies that. A Thousand Plateaus Art Space, Chengdu, with Chen Qiulin City Manager. Proyecto Paralelo, Mexico City, with Melanie Smith Maria Elena. KUBIKGALLERY, Porto, with Pedro Vaz Terra Firme. Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix, London, with Radouan Zeghidour Voyage au bout de la nuit. tegenboschvanvreden, Amsterdam, with Hamza Halloubi (tbd). Vanguard gallery, Shanghai, with Hsu Che-yu Re Rupture. Galerie Eric Mouchet, Paris, with Louis-Cyprien Rials Mogadishu. Jarvis Dooney, Berlin, with Maija Tammi & Aapo Huhta Valkoinen pupu. Rosenfeld Gallery, Tel Aviv, with Tal Shochat An Other Day. Francisco Fino, Lisboa, with Gabriel Abrantes The Artificial Humors. Rodeo Gallery, London, with Menelaos Karamaghiolis No one will Kill you anymore than if you were a corpse. Galerie C, Neuchâtel, with Polina Kanis The Pool. Galería SENDA, Barcelona, with Adrián Balseca Suspensión I. àngels barcelona, Barcelona, with Cecilia Bengolea Lightning Dance. Galerie Iragui, Moscow, with Olga Chernysheva (tbd). Ag Galerie, Tehran, with Peyman Hooshmandzadeh (tbd). HE.RO, Amsterdam, with Broomberg & Chanarin The Bureaucracy of Angels. Galerie Krinzinger, Wien, with Hans Op de Beeck Staging Silence (3). JosédelaFuente, Santander, with Mathilde ter Heijne Moon Rituals. MyMuseum, Budapest, with Veronika Szendro Initiation. carlier | gebauer, Madrid, (tbd).
More fair galleries and artists to be confirmed soon.
The fair committee, formed by Haro Cumbusyan, Renee Drake, Josée & Marc Gensollen, Isabelle Lemaître, and chaired by Jean-Conrad Lemaître, has valued the strength of the galleries’ programs and the quality of the artists’ works. The fair’s jury for Acquisition Award and Mention of Honor will be formed by Ferran Barenblit (Director, Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona - MACBA, Barcelona), Daniela Zyman (Chief Curator and Artistic Director, TBA21, Vienna), Dirk Snauwaert (Artistic Director, WIELS, Brussels) and Benjamin Weil (Artistic Director, Centro Botín, Santander). Mention of Honor Award will count as well with jury member Andrea Lissoni (Senior Curator, International Art – Film, Tate, London).
LOOP Talks will address the current situation of artists’ film and video, with a visionary roster of professionals through a series of panels and meetings. Among this year’s participants will be Daniela Zyman (Curator, TBA21) with Carlos Urroz (Executive Director, TBA21), Barbara London (Independent Curator) with Han Nefkens Fundation and LOOP Video Art Award winner Thao Nguyen Phan (Artist), Sebastién Gokalp (Director, Musée national de l'histoire de l’immigration de Paris) and Romain Kronenberg (Artist) with Sveva d’Antonio (Collezione Taurisano), Tao Hui (Artist), and Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo (Founder, FSRR) with Carolyn Christov Bakargiev (Director, Castello di Rivoli).
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Art on screen. A selection of contemporary artist films and videos presented by international galleries in a unique viewing experience.
This year again, LOOP Fair 2019 proposes an overview of the current moving image panorama, while touching upon cogent issues that are at once social, conceptual and formal. Immigration, memory, new borders or our relationship with nature and technology are some of the main topics to be addressed by the more than 40 galleries and artists proceeding from 20 different countries that will make up this year's attractive selection. A great occasion for video art curious and specialists alike to catch on new trends in the moving image field, as well as to discover the innumerable challenges posed by the proliferation of new formats, distribution channels and ways to approach artists films and videos. All this in an ideal context to enjoy the artworks and with a parallel festival program that fills Barcelona with high quality audiovisual proposals.
Moving image on site. A programme of collaborative proposals that take shape in exhibitions, screenings, installations and live performances all over the city.
Through a wide range of activities, LOOP Festival 2019 will look at the work of contemporary artists and filmmakers that are contributing to shape critical thinking around outer space. At a time when our daily life is irremediably bound to technology and the irrepressible industrial progress is threatening the future of life on Earth, it is indeed worth considering space exploration from different cultural perspectives. The programming will feature internationally renowned artists such as Aleksandra Mir, Anton Vidokle, Agnes-Meyer Brandis, Thao Nguyen-Phan, Guido van der Werve, Regina de Miguel, and will include proposals from regarded collections for time based art such as the Julia Stoschek Collection (Berlin and Düsseldorf), Thyssen-Bornemisza Art Contemporary (Vienna) and In Between Art Film by Beatrice Bulgari (Rome).
Thoughts on video. A series of talks and professional meetings that foster the recognition and appreciation of video and film.
By bringing together artists, curators, museum directors and collectors, the LOOP Talks 2019 will look at video and film as means to trigger cultural debate and rethink political imaginaries. Among the participating speakers will be Tao Hui (artist, Esther Schipper, Berlin), Thao Nguyen-Phan (artist, Galerie Zink, Berlin), Romain Kronenberg (artist, Galerie Sator, Paris), Barbara London (independent curator an research, New York), Julia Stoschek (Founder, Julia Stoschek Collection), Sveva and Francesco Taurisano (Collezione Taurisano, Naples), Carlos Urroz (Director, TBA21, Vienna and Madrid), and Daniela Zyman (Chief Curator, TBA21, Vienna and Madrid). More to come soon.
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