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Actually, I think this’ll be a…

Actually, I think this’ll be a good semester. Just have to schedule weekly time for the studio, a little for myself, and it’ll the best yet.

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I had this strange dream that …

I had this strange dream that I pulled a bank heist with a few friends. It was a welcome amount of moneys. Too much “The Closer”?

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Jetlag slowly subsided, semest…

Jetlag slowly subsided, semester quickly beginning. where did the Summer go? #it saviciouscycle

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back in milwaukee. totally wip…

back in milwaukee. totally wiped…

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Just finished presentation and…

Just finished presentation and discussion on Audience Experience of Media Art panel @ #ISEA Great lectures, better discussion. Thanks all!

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Wow, I crashed last night. Thi…

Wow, I crashed last night. Think i’m finally over my Germany jetlag. Good thing, since I’m leaving to go back to Milwaukee tomorrow…

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Re-writing paper for #ISEA. Ag…

Re-writing paper for #ISEA Again. Grrrr.

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#ISEA : shows, talks, people, …

#ISEA : shows, talks, people, great. A real inspiration.

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After my artist talk @ #ISEA, …

After my artist talk @ #ISEA Brian #Massumi and Erin #Manning invited me to Montreal to work with Senselab next Summer. Hooray mutual love!

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#isea : I have a huge academic…

#isea : I have a huge academic crush on Brian #Massumi I should say, rather, I continue my huge academic crush on Brian #Massumi #NS BM4E

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Awesome opening night at #isea…

Awesome opening night at #isea dinner and drinks with Norah Zuniga Shaw, Scott deLahunta and Julian Richter. Gonna be a great week!

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In Germany? Come hang with me….

In Germany? Come hang with me. http://bit.ly/d0Z4YA and http://bit.ly/c3Rgto In New York? See my art. http://bit.ly/9KPZxo #isea #artchat

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RT @iteeth: Baldessari’s “Tips…

RT @iteeth: Baldessari’s “Tips for Artists Who Want to Sell” http://bit.ly/dzWWj3

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August 19th: Wikipedia Art performance at Benrimon Contemporary, NYC

Wikipedia Art logoAugust 19th @ Benrimon Contemporary, part of Younger Than Moses: Idle Worship
514 West 24th Street on the 2nd floor
An evening of performances & screenings by Ryan V. Brennan, the Wikipedia Art Project, Genevieve White, Adam & Ron
Beginning 6:00 PM (come a little early for a Wikipedia Art Remix treat!)

For Sean Fletcher and Isabel Reichert’s Wikipedia Art Remix, two actors perform a scene appropriated from Edward Albee’s play “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf”.  The dialogue between the iconic characters George and Martha incorporates highlights from the “Articles for Deletion” page of Wikipedia Art, an intervention by Scott Kildall and Nathaniel Stern on Wikipedia, so the couple’s argument becomes one about whether or not art can exist on Wikipedia.

See a video art version of this upcoming performance piece.

Sean Fletcher and Isabel Reichert have collaborated together on conceptually based performance works, interventions, writings, installations, videos, photography, and prints since meeting each other in 1994.  Their work is about power and vulnerability; how it relates to relationship dynamics, society, and politics. Fletcher and Reichert use collaboration as a tool to integrate the negotiation for power into works of art.

Scott Kildall is an independent artist, who intervenes with objects and actions into various concepts of space. Nathaniel Stern is an artist, teacher, writer and provocateur, who works with interactive, participatory, networked and traditional forms.


My talk at Columbia College is…

My talk at Columbia College is now online. Sound is a bit low, audible if turned up – a fun talk with great questions http://bit.ly/cUxyrE

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3 days of major catch-up, then…

3 days of major catch-up, then off to Germany for ISEA. drop a line if there! giving two talks…. #electronic #art

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last full day on my paradise v…

last full day on my paradise vacation on a random lake in Wisconsin, and it looks like it’s gonna rain. fire, hot cocoa, whiskey. #goodtimes

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@wugmump ahhhh! awesome. not s…

@wugmump ahhhh! awesome. not sure when our next visit is, but hopefully soon. Nonie loves Bronwyn!

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Upgrade! Joburg Remote Lecture Series, Marcelino Stuhmer (reblog)

My worlds collide!

No 1: The Choreographed Accident

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I’m very excited to announce our very first Remote Lecture for 2010 by Marcelino Stuhmer based at the University of Wisconsin in Milwakee .

The Choreographed Accident: How painting survived the accident.


In this Remote Lecture Marcelino Struhmer will be speaking his expanded painting practice in three recent works.

“The metaphoric crossing between perception and hallucination occurs by means of the paraphernalia of painting, which is also that of recollection and re-cognition, as the recovery, to the senses, of what seemed to be forever beyond experience.” Paul de Man

“Mise-en-abyme”, a term coined by Andre Gide, which refers to the artistic trope of limitless reflection is akin to the physical experience of the carnival’s Mirror Maze. In my current extended painting practice, I wish the viewer to “enter into the work” and find themselves occupying a different parallel space, narrative, and time.  The spatial/architectural constructions in three recent installation projects deconstruct the cinema house into 1) a panoramic painting rotunda, 2) a funhouse mirror maze, and 3) a miniature architectural model of an apartment building in Warsaw.

In the broadest sense, the crisis of representation as seen in the history of painting provides me with a dynamic conceptual meeting point between material, process, and language. My recent installation work reconstructs or invents narratives of distant geographic, and temporal moments, allowing a collision of virtual ‘present-moments’ in an installation space designed specifically to stage these orchestrated time-collisions. I am currently working on a series of paintings, collages, and architectural models, which explores an intersection of image, film, painting, screen, and the history of theater design.

The Remote Lecture Series is a series of once a month lectures by people in different places across the world who are “beamed in” live (via the internet) to speak to a Johannesburg audience. We use available video conferencing technologies like Skype and iChat for the live lecture.  The point of these lectures is to inspire and uplift the discourses around art, new media and technology. We also stream the sessions live from Johannesburg.

Thursday 12th August 2010   -   South African Time 19:00 – Digital Arts Seminar Room, Digital Arts Convent Building. See here for directions – opposite the Wits School of Arts.  Also see calendar page…

Please note – GMT 17:00 for streaming.

Marcelino Stuhmer earned an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2000. He has done residencies at the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, was a guest artist at Cittadellarte-Pistoletto Foundation in Biella, Italy, and was awarded a residency at the Rijksakademie in Amsterdam where he received a two-year research fellowship.

His most recent installation project, The Choreographed Accident: Objects, Images and Artifacts from the Pawel Avorsky Museum, Warsaw which debuted at Jeune Creation 2009 in Paris, is now showing at the Wisconsin Triennial 2010, at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Madison, Wisconsin, USA. This conceptual film project tells the story of a British spy during the Cold War who smuggled illegal Jazz records into Poland.

Apart from numerous exhibitions in Europe and North America, Stuhmer has won a number of grants and prizes, including Best International Artist at the Arte Laguna 2009 International Art Prize Exhibition at the Venice Arsenalle in Venice, Italy, a Graduate Committee Research Fellowship from the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, the First Place Royal Prize for Painting in The Netherlands, a Mondrian International Publication and Exhibition Grant, a Community Artist Assistance Program Grant from Chicago, and a Joan Mitchell award in conjunction with an artist residency at the Atlantic Center for the Arts in New Smyrna Beach, Florida. He is currently an Assistant Professor in the Painting and Drawing area of the Department of Visual Art at the University of Wisconsin in Milwaukee.

For more information please contact me directly on tegan (dot) bristow (at) wits (dot) ac (dot) za or 011 717 4604


stealing gas station internet …

stealing gas station internet while on holiday with my family, sending paper to brazil and allowing myself just one tweet….

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