The
Project "Euroscreen21"
PAN-Forum of Art, Germany
The
name "Euroscreen21" denotes a project performed by artists
from
European countries who are working in the area of Video/New Media
Art.
The
accelerating technical and political developments render a new
meaning to time and space. Communication with people even in remote
countries works fast and easily by means of rapidly improving techniques
and data networks.
A
united Europe offers new chances for an innovative community.
"Euroscreen21"
arises in the year 2002 on this background. Art has
always promoted the discourse and understanding among different
cultures.
The
concept basing explicity on a European cooperation, presents new
approaches to art as well as communication; a circulating of pictures
beyond all restrictions by language problems, an experiment performed
by
artists of various countries, reflecting issues of present political,
philosophical and aesthetic concern.
The
presentations will take place in the world wide web,museums and
galleries as well as in easily accessible public areas.
Works will be shown in various European locations at the same time
-
depending on opportunities. Simultaneous demonstration will increase
the
communicative impact of the presented issues.
The
participants live in the geografic Europe in England, France, Hungaria,
Switzerland, Germany, Poland, Croatia, Turkey, Belgium, The Netherlands,
Spain,
Ireland, Italy, Portugal, Austria, Luxembourg, Greece, Denmark,
Finland,
Czech Republic, Russia, ...
The development and results of the project will be shown on this
website.
First
exhibition location of the project will be the
PAN-Forum of Art, in Emmerich,
Germany, opening in 2003.
Judith
Nothnagel
Curator/Concept
Benjamin
Fleig
Curator
PAN
strives to serve as a plattform for activities and concepts from artists,
who are not yet fixed in the world museum scene but who nevertheless
do make an important contribution to the contemporary/future Art scene.
Dr. Mueller is a young and visionary director who makes this exposure
possible:
Dr.
Martin Müller
Director, PAN-Forum of Art, Germany
www.pan-forum.de
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Euroscreen21
COUNTRIES
The Euroscreen21 DVD will be shown simultaneously in fifteen other
countries, at museums, galleries and other cultural institutions
across the world. These venues are either to be future co-operative
partners of the PAN Kunstforum, or have followed invitations from
Euroscreen artists in situ.
MUSEUM-KUNST-PALAST, DUESSELDORF, GERMANY
www.museum-kunst-palast.de
( Frau Syring. Abt. Kulturelle Entwicklung)
MEDIENTURM,
GRAZ, AUSTRIA, EUROPE CULTURE CAPITAL 2003
www.medienturm.at
(Sandro Droschl, Artistic Director)
FOURNOS
CENTER FOR THE ART AND NEW TECHNOLOGY, ATHENS, GREECE
www.fournos-culture.gr
(Daphne Dragona, Artistic Director)
BWA
ART CENTER, GALERIE SZTUKI WSPOLCZESNEJ, WROCLAW, POLAND
sekretariat@bwa.wroc.pl (Robert Lisek, Artist)
IIRIDA
GALLERY, SOFIA, BULGARIA
iridaart@einet.bg (Ventsislav Zankov, Artist, University of Sofia)
ACADEMY
OF FINE ARTS, "INSTITUTO DI STORIA E FENOMENOLOGIA DELLE ARTI",
MERCATA, ITALY
www.accademiabellearti.com/macerata.html
(Mario Savini, Curator/Elastic Group)
APARTMENT
PROJECT, ISTANBUL, TURKEY
www.goethe-institut.org
(Selda Asal, Artist/Curator; mit freundlicher Unterstützung
des Goethe Institut Istanbul)
CANTIERI
CULTURALI ALLA ZISA, PALERMO, ITALY
www.anghelos.org/observatory.html
(Fabio Alfano, Curator/Elastic Group)
GALLERY
OF CONTEMPORARY ART, CELJE, SLOVENIA
adomjan@hotmail.com (Alenka Domjan, Curator/ Vuijonic/Simcic)
IIRIS
VIDEOFESTIVAL, JYVÄSKYLÄ, FINLAND
www.iiris2003.net
(Tuomas Talvitie/ Mira Heija, Artist)
ON
GALLERY, POZNAN, POLAND
http://free.art.pl/on_gallery
(Prof. Kluszczynski, Curator)
CHARLIE
CINEMA, LODZ, POLAND
www.charlie.pl
(Prof. Kluszczynski, Curator)
WORM
CINEMA, ROTTERDAM, NETHERLANDS
www.wormweb.nl
(Hans Bleekman/ Lilia Romero Perez)
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VIDEO/NEW MEDIA PROJECT FROM THE PAN Kunstforum Niederrhein,
EMMERICH ON THE RHINE, GERMANY
Euroscreen21 is a European media-art project in which digital video
shorts by forty artists from thirty European countries will be presented
at the newly opened PAN Kunstforum Niederrhein.
Each video is about a minute long. The genres range over Video,
New Media, Documentary, Experimental, Animation, etc., while, geographically,
the invited artists are from Europe; and thematically, the works
articulate their personal perspective on the concept of 'home'.
The
Private View is on Saturday, 20th July 2003, at 12 noon
with an introduction by Andreas Broeckmann,
co-ordinator of transmediale, the international media art festival
in Berlin.
Euroscreen21 is a multiple event. The facets are
Euroscreen21
PAN
The Euroscreen21 DVD including all forty videos, will be featured
at the PAN
Kunstforum as a large-scale video projection.
Special Guest: Prof. Juergen Klauke, Germany
Apart from an interactive Internet work by Gregory Chatonsky (France),
the DVD is also a catalogue, with illustrated information on the
artists' works and on the project as a whole.
Euroscreen21
LIVE
Three Lower Rhine artists at Euroscreen21 will each show a work
live at PAN -
Sabine Ruff, performance; Judith Nothnagel, video installation and
Benjamin Fleig,
video installation
Euroscreen21
COUNTRIES
The Euroscreen21 DVD will be shown simultaneously in fifteen other
countries, at museums, galleries and other cultural institutions
across the world. These venues are either to be future co-operative
partners of the PAN Kunstforum,
or have followed invitations from Euroscreen artists in situ.
Euroscreen21
ONLINE
Follow the contents and developments of the project on its website,
www.Euroscreen21.de.
This will be continuously updated until December 2003.
Also on tap here is detailed information on the artists, their works,
event dates, collaborating partners, etc., and an interactive work
by Gregory Chatonsky (go to 'interactive').
Euroscreen21
DVD
The Euroscreen21 DVD presents a current cross-section of work by
artists working in the field of video/new media in Europe. The artistically
and technically masterful videos reflect cultural specifics of the
respective artists' country. The diversity of the works will appeal
not just to specialists of the field, but to all viewers.
The DVD, including all forty works, has been produced in an edition
of 500 and is available from the PAN Kunstforum,
http://www.pan-forum.de
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