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VIRULENT EXPERIENCE, Conway Hall London

An immersive theatre & art exhibition set on the eve of the Olympics in London 2040. 
Curated by FoolishPeople 

06.- 31. August, Conway Hall, 25 Red Lion Square, London

video-magazine 'animal'

Andreas Templin 'the 20th Century on visit in the 21st', 2002

'This is not a tribute to animals. No sensitive natural observations, or cute portraits of animal 'companions'.These are videos about animals. People dressed as animals and animals dressed as animals.' 

The video-magazine, an activity of the Oneminutes-Foundation Amsterdam, will be on view during March in the following institutions: 

Academisch Medisch Centrum, Amsterdam - www.amc.nl/kunst
Amsterdam Museum, Amsterdam - www.amsterdammuseum.nl
deBuren, Brussels - www.deburen.eu
Centraal Museum, Utrecht - www.centraalmuseum.nl
Cultuurwerf/Buro Beeldende Kunst, Vlissingen - www.burobk.nl
Graphic Design Museum, Breda - www.graphicdesignmuseum.com
het Haarlem College - www.haarlemcollege.nl
Kunsthal KAdE, Amersfoort - www.kunsthalkade.nl
Marres - centre for contemporary culture, Maastricht - www.marres.org
NIMk, Amsterdam - www.nimk.nl
Schunck*, Heerlen - www.schunck.nl
TwentseWelle, Enschede - www.twentsewelle.nl
East China Normal University, Shanghai
Chinese European Art Centre, Xiamen
Townhouse gallery, Cairo

FRAME, curated by Culture Shock NY, Miami Beach

FRAME is a series of moving image artworks created by 18 video artists & curated by Vimeo and Culture Shock during Art Basel Miami Beach 2011.

'An Exchange with Sol LeWitt', Cabinet Magazine & MASS MoCA

'Andreas Templin sings Sol LeWitt', 2010, recognition of a karaoke-performance of Sol LeWitt's 'Sentences on Conceptual Art'

A two-part exhibition in collaboration with MASS MoCA, Curated by Regine Basha

Cabinet: January 21, 2011 – March 5, 2011

Opening reception: Thursday, January 20, 7–9 pm

300 Nevins Street, Brooklyn (directions here); Tuesday to Saturday , 12–6 pm

MASS MoCA: January 23, 2011 – March 31, 2011

Opening reception: Saturday, January 22, 7–9 pm

1040 MASS MoCA Way, North Adams, MA (directions here); 11 am–5 pm every day except Tuesday

As contribution to this exhibition Andreas Templin developed a karaoke-version of performing 

Sol LeWitt's 'sentences on conceptual art' (1969) paying tribute to this grandmaster of conceptual art while citing John Baldessari's legendary videowork 'Baldessari sings LeWitt'.

Made possible with the kind support of DISPLAY-MEDIA FILM- AND POSTPRODUCTION.

WPA Experimental Media Series 2011

Washington Project for the Arts Experimental Media Series 2011 compiled by Paul D. Miller aka DJ Spooky  participating artists: Cedric Baker (Dale City, VA), Leslie Berns (University Park, MD), Lisa K. Blatt (San Francisco, CA), Virginia Colwell (Columbus, OH), Kathyrn Cornelius (Washington, DC), Jym Davis (Waleska, GA), Werther Germondari (Rimini, Italy), Dee Hood (Ruskin, FL), Toby Kaufman-Buhler (Madison, WI), Hannah Naomi Kim (Washington, DC), Adam Krell,Rayya Newman, Ian Fay, Dawne Langford (Washington, DC), Peter Lee (Oakton, VA), Lemeh42 (Monterado, IT), Madame X (Los Angeles, CA), Kathryn Mockler, David Poolman (Toronto, ON, Canada), H. Paul Moon (Arlington, VA), Ranu Mukherjee (San Francisco, CA), Ocusonic aka Paul O Donoghue (Dublin, IE), Josh Ostraff (Minneapolis, MN), Jino Park , Cally Iden (Seoul, South Korea)(Philadelphia, PA), (Ottsville, PA), Kathyrn Ramey (Roslindale, MA), Stephen Riebel (Leipzig, DE), Jenny Schmid , Ali Momeni (Minneapolis, MN), Christian Straub, Leyla Rodriguez (Hamburg, DE), Collin Sundt (New York, NY), Andreas Templin (Berlin, DE), Elizabeth Tolson (Fairfax, VA), Mathieu Tremblay (Montreal, QC, Canada), Paul Turano (Roslindale, MA), Ultramax (State College, PA), Tina Willgren (Stockholm, SE), Kaiqin Zhang (Philadelphia, PA) Venues and Dates: Thursday, January 13 and 20*, 2011 6:30 - 8:30pm The Phillips Collection 1600 21st Street NW, Washington, DC 20009 Wednesday, February 2, 2011 7:30 - 9:00pm Maryland Institute College of Art, Falvey Hall 1300 Mount Royal Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21217 Thursday, February 10, 2011 7:00 - 8:30pm St. Elizabeth's Hospital Auditorium 1100 Alabama Avenue SE, Washington, DC 20032 For additional information, please contact Maureen Jais-Mick at 202-299-5220 Thursday, February 17, 2011 7:00 - 8:30pm The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation Arts Center, Montgomery College 930 King Street, Silver Spring, MD 20910 Thursday, February 24, 2011 7:00 – 9:00pm Harris Hall Auditorium, Virginia Commonwealth University  1015 Floyd Ave., Richmond, VA 23284 Thursday, March 31, 2011* 8:00 – 9:30pm Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Smithsonian Institution  Independence Avenue and Seventh Street SW, Washington, DC 20560 Thursday, April 7, 2011 7:00 - 8:30pm The Ibrahim Theater@ International House Philadelphia  3701 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104 * selection for this venue is still in progress and might differ from the other screenings

Barcelona Art Contemporary Festival

'TIME FOR A CHANGE' curated by Macu Morán (Director of VideoArtWorld) 

Barcelona Art Contemporary Festival. 

Centre d’Art Santa Mónica, Barcelona, 10.11.2010, 5.30pm

in progress: the Hoorn constellations

Andreas Templin and Andreas L. Hofbauer currently conduct a research-project at HMK Hoorn. 

'Systemic constellation' or simple 'constellation' labels a process related tool, which is used both in a therapeutic field and as a decision model for several areas of application such as script writing or management agendas. Noninvolved proxies or agents re-enact in a special environment (unconscious and unknown) relations of influence, power, dependency, domination and so on in certain time and space frames. 

„The Hoorn constellations“ pays no interest on such benchmarks, ideological or therapeutic, to optimize whatsoever. In fact it is an operational system. Communications as operations generate social systems. Elements (institutions, complex positions like „artist“, „museum“, „artwork“ etc.) communicate here and generate / mirror in doing so the homeostasis of the artworld which transforms itself in a sort of homeodynamics of the conditions of production, representation and economics of art (the state of contemporary art).

In a neutral space (white cube) a kind of dance is staged. The choreography follows the dynamic questionnaire of the public enquirers, who ask their questions in advance. The questions shall be a public reflection on the production, representation and economy conditions of art in all areas. From the fabrication of an art piece, its public representation to its marketing and branding at present and in the future. Variable arrangements of systemic constellation and interaction are staged as a field of vision, which become a contemporary critical tool of understanding. 

The constellations of these questions have been filmed with two hd-cameras, which will develop (with interviews of the agents) to single-channel videoworks. 

Andreas Templin at Vimeo Festival

Vimeo Festival & Awards invited a recognition of a video-installation by Andreas Templin as part of this year's screenings held October 8th & 9th at selected locations in NYC. 

TRANSZENDENZ INC. , Autocenter Berlin, 17.07.- 31.07.2010

with: Kathryn Andrews, Liu Anping, Robin Archer (House of Harlot), Bara, 

Quirin Bäumler, Tjorg Douglas Beer, Olivia Berckemeyer, Hanna Mari Blencke,

Mike Bouchet, Pontus Carle, CCE (Cultural Capital Exchange: Sarah Sparkes, Andrew Cooper, 

Dean Kenning), Ben Cotrell, Robert Crotla, Matthias Dornfeld, Anna Fasshauer, 

Kerstin von Gabain, Gabo, Andrew Gilbert, Mariola Groener, Axel Heil, Thilo Heinzmann, 

Andreas Hofer, Valeria Heisenberg, Uwe Henneken, Christian Hoischen, Phillipa Horan, 

Axel Huber, Marc Hulson, Marcel Hüppauff, Franziska Hufnagel, John Isaacs, 

Heike Kelter, Dean Kenning, Martin Kippenberger, Erwin Kneihsl, Gabriel Kondratiuk, 

Rodney LaTourelle, Joep van Liefland, Chris Lipomi, Gavin Lockheart, René Luckhardt, 

Roman März, Bernhard Martin, Hans-Jörg Mayer, Joe Neave, Aribert von Ostrowski, 

Francis Picabia, Esther Planas, Katrin Plavcak, Janne Raisanen, Robert Rauschenberg, 

Berthold Reiß, Anselm Reyle, Stefan Rink, Anne Roessner, Hank Schmidt in der Beek, 

Markus Selg, Astrid Sourkova, Friedrich Schröder-Sonnenstern,Thomas Schroeren, 

Andreas Templin, Katrin Thomas, Henry Vincent, Milena Vrtalova, Felix Weber, 

Dominic Wood, Ulrich Wulff, Iskender Yediler, Philipp Zaiser, Joanna Zawodzinska, Thomas Zipp, 

curated by Heike Kelter and René Luckhardt.

                                
                                 Catalogue Release                                

Approach a piece of your present limit and try to pass it

Articles by: Veit Loers, Prof. Dr. Horst Luckhardt, Helmut A. Müller, 

       Berthold Reiß und Dr. A. C. Uhl

opening: 16.07.2010, 8:00 pm

Autocenter, Eldenaer Strasse 34 a 10247 Berlin

entry via James-Hobrecht-Str. above the supermarket

 Thu-Sat 4 - 6 pm

'Consume', Exit Art NY, June 18 - August 28, 2010

With fuel prices fluctuating and climate change causing monumental shifts in weather patterns, we have been forced to rethink our methods of food production and distribution. Natural disasters have wiped out entire crop cycles (the rice supply in Burma and the wheat harvest in Australia) and experts are saying that a global food shortage is imminent. The prices for wheat, corn, rice and other grains have steadily increased since 2005, causing food riots and hoarding from Morocco to Yemen to Hong Kong. The New York Times recently reported an estimate that Americans waste 27% of the food available for consumption. What are some possible solutions to these mammoth problems?

As more people change their habits, and as the government ratifies new regulations, we can make significant progress in the fight for food. The American public has shown awareness that the industrial-food system is deeply flawed. Expanded recycling and composting programs – as well as the growing local, organic and free-range movements – are indicative of a profound shift in the way we think about food. Consume will also include a series of public talks, screenings and workshops that confront and take up diverse food-related issues.

SEA conceived by Papo Colo. 

Consume curated by Jeanette Ingberman and Papo Colo with Herb Tam and Lauren Rosati.

FEATURING PROJECTS BY: 

Prayas Abhinav (India); Elizabeth Demaray (USA); Jon Feinstein (USA); Jordan Geiger / Ga-Ga and Virginia San Fratello / Rael-San Fratello Architects (USA); Sara Heitlinger and Franc Purg (UK/Slovenia); Manny Howard (USA); Miwa Koizumi (USA); Tamara Kostianovsky (USA); Robin Lasser (USA); Lenore Malen (USA); Mark Lawrence Stafford (USA); Laurie Sumiye (USA); Andreas Templin (Germany); and Uli Westphal (Germany)

Exit Art

475 Tenth Ave

New York, NY 10018