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2008
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For some Theatre
and Music events (throughout
Liverpool, North West and London, etc.) please, click this link.
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Throughout December
2008 and 2009
Gallery4allarts
- Art workshops
Workshops available
by request: Mondays
6.30 - 8.30pm: "Watercolour
and Ink - Oriental painting techniques"
Wednesday(10am-12pm;
6.30-8.30pm), Friday (6.30pm-8.30pm): "Life
Drawing and Sketching"
Monday (11am-1pm, Thursday
11am-1pm):
"Still Life and Composition"
You can also
buy vouchers in advance for a series of sessions. It makes a
valuable treat or gift.
Fees very affordable.
Read
updates for all workshops available. Contact
07756912911 or nbartos@gmail.com _______________________________________________________________________
Gallery4allarts MEET
ME AT SUNSET - project and exhibition
successfully ended on 30 November 2008.
I would like to
thank all participants: artists, funders (Romanian Cultural
Centre, London and Ratiu Family Foundation), friends and not
least to the local poets:
Sue Ironfield, Dave Ward (Windows Project), Eleanor Rees for
all kind contribution to this project.
For those who haven't
managed to view the show please, note that some of the installations
still will be available for viewing by appointment only.
Also, vast and diverse
studio collection and exhibits are
availbale for viewing by appointment only.
Contact: 07756912911 or
email: nbartos@gmail.com
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Until January
2009
Group
exhibition in Garston
@ the New
Slaugterhouse Gallery.
Exhibition features
a variety of artforms: painting, photography, prints, ceramics,
textiles and jewellery from local artists based in South
Liverpool and garston area. Alex Corina, Tim Armstrong and
Nicole Bartos also have artworks on show.
__________________________________ 12 December 2008 - until 9 January 2009
Red Dot - ‘Migration’ – group
exhibition
@ Contemporary Urban Centre, Liverpool
Liverpool visual
arts organisation, Red Dot are staging an exhibition over the
Christmas and New Year period on the theme of migration.
It will take place in the Connolly Gallery in the impressive setting of the Contemporary
Urban Centre building based on Greenland Street in the Baltic Triangle area of
Liverpool.
Over 20 members of Red Dot will present many diverse themes and aspects of migration
through painting, photography, multi-media installations, sound installations,
lighting installations and sculpture.
These themes and aspects of migration will be related, among others, to the movement
of people across land boundaries due to war or famine; the plight of refugees
or asylum seekers who have had to flee their country of origin as a result of
state oppression: the mass movement of people to another land on a permanent
basis, for example, the Irish to the Americas; and the passage of animals, fish,
insects and birds from one region to another for feeding or breeding purposes.
Artists taking part are Jane Fairhurst, Alison Bailey Smith, Sue Milburn,
Colin Serjent, Susan Sharples, Christine Wilson, Eimear Kavanagh, Leon Jakeman,
Nathan
Pendlebury, Richard Ashworth, Barbara Jones, Wendy Williams, Louise Waller, Alice
Lenkiewicz, Michelle Hird, Neil Winterburn, John O’Neill, Carl Fletcher,
Jon Nash, Pui Lee and Alan Mckernan, Nicole Bartos.
‘Migration’ runs
from 12 December until 9 January.
Opening
times are
Wed-Sat 11am – 6pm and Sunday 11am – 4pm Admission
is free.
A private view of the exhibition takes place on Thursday 11 December
6pm – 8-30pm. All are welcome to attend.
For more information about the show telephone Colin Serjent
077 5952 5075 or email colinserjent@hotmail.com
To view profiles of all the artists taking part access
www.red-dotexhibitions.co.uk
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Saturday, 13 December
2008
EIGHT DAYS A WEEK RESIDENCY PROJECT AT THE BLUECOAT 2008
Sat 13 December 2-5pm
Turner’s Travels
Pete Clarke and Georg Gartz Artists’ Studio Day
Free
The final Eight Days A Week event in the project space involves
Pete Clarke and Georg Gartz, who have painted collaboratively
since 1998, and are now exploring the journeys Turner made along
the rivers Rhine and Mosel. Come and see this work in progress.
Sat 13 December 12.30-2pm
Liverpool/Cologne Artists’ Discussion
Free
Since October,
Eight Days A Week, the ongoing artists exchange programme
between Liverpool and its German twin city of Cologne
has set up a project space at the
Bluecoat. Some of the artists involved and Jürgen Kisters, Cologne critic
and writer, discuss the programme and the future of this 10-year programme.
For information refer to the attachments
www.eightdaysaweek.org.uk
Eight Days A Week,
the artists’ initiative
from Liverpool and Cologne taking part in a unique cultural
exchange through
an ongoing programme of exhibitions, residencies, films, performances,
discussions and publications.
EIGHT DAYS A WEEK
BLUECOAT RESIDENCY STUDIO 2008
Further Information on Eight Days A Week:
Email: pclarke2@uclan.ac.uk
Website: www.eightdaysaweek.org.uk
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From 9 December 2008
Pre-Christmas group
exhibition at Editions
@Editions
Ltd., 16 Cook Street, Liverpool
Featuring abstarct
and figurative works from local painters, print makers; ceramic
and glass sculptures, etc. plus a vast gallery collection.
Nicole Bartos also
exhibits 8 of her most recent paintings. From previous show
still on show some of the lovely ceramic sculptures from
Pauline
Hughes.
Tel: 0151 236 4236.Email:
info@editionsltd.net. Web: www.editionsltd.net
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12 December 2008
- 3 January 2009 T R A N S I T I O N S
Curated by Barbara Martusciello, text by Luca Barberini Boffi
@Gallery studio.ra | 1Fmediaproject, Roma,
Italy
Private View: Thursday 11 December, 7pm
Open to the public 12 December through 3 January 2009
31 December: New Years eve special event in the Gallery:from 22:00
till very late: Live music | DJ set by u-mix.org
Photo: “ecce uomo”, 2008 by Andrew Rutt
Works selected for the exhibition by:
Anonima di-chi-sì-lu-son, CAST, Tullio Brunone,
Vincenzo Ceccato, Daniela Cignini/Mario Matto, Francesco Correggia,
G.P.
Mutoid, Gruppo Sinestetico, Lello Lopez, Caterina Matricardi,
Franco Rinaldi, Nello Teodori.
Video projections by:
Hervé Constant ‘The Inquisition‘ based on
a short story by Dino Buzzati.
Andrew Rutt ‘ecce homo’. Video loop, 2008.
The exhibition presents the works of contemporary artists who
work in a territory where aesthetic expression is conditioned,
in various ways and measures, by a manifold range of visual
language. The contamination that results is expressed through
the use of
various media: painting, sculpture, photography, video, and
the use of new technology…
One on the aspects that emerges in this selection of artists
is the widespread use of digital technologies (digital art),
which is part of ‘new media’, and which is utilized
autonomously, or as is often the case, integrated with other
forms of expression.
It must also be highlighted that ‘traditional’ media
like painting and sculpture, has not remained immune from widespread
innovation in technique-technological changes that have occurred
in contemporary society. In fact, they have often undergone
a metamorphosis, and in the best examples, have produced something
that is profoundly influenced by these new technological languages
(cinema, television, video, internet and the complex world
of
the web) that have sparked new and interesting combinations.
All this has brought about a new expressive synthesis which,
on one hand can create certain disorientation for the art-going
public, on the other hand through the multiplicity of its connections,
has increased the expressive possibility of the media artistically,
and so reflect upon the complexity of the contemporary world.
This exhibition at Studio.ra |1Fmediaproject, is a reflection
on this situation and was the criteria for the selection of
the artists in the exhibition, who work with different languages,
showing an authentic and unique way to consider ‘the contemporary’ and
interpret the notion of contamination.
Luca Barberini Boffi
EXHIBITION DETAILS
Galleria studio.ra |1Fmediaproject
Via Bartolomeo Platina, 1/F - 00179 Roma
Tel. 06 41437800 - 3491597571; www.studiora.eu info@studiora.eu
OPENING HOURS: Monday to the Sunday. 10-13 & 17-20.30.
GETTING THERE
From ‘Termini’ station: take metro line A in the
direction of ‘Anagnina’, to the ‘Furio Camillo‘ stop.
From the centre: take metro line A in the direction of ‘Anagnina’ and
bus 665 – 628 - 87.
Ample Free parking in the neighbourhood of the gallery (Zona
Appio Latino).
From Fiumicino airport
Take Line No. FR1 (Fara Sabina-Montelibretti) for 5 stops (the
trains run every 15 mins) and get off at Tuscolana Station, then
go to stop MONSELICE/STAZIONE TUSCOLANA and take Line No 665
(PORTA S. GIOVANNI (MA) for 6 stops (the trains run every 30
mins). Get off at PLATINA stop which is directly in front of
the studio.ra|1Fmediaproject Gallery.
TULLIO BRUNONE “Ancora
Celine”
foto, specchio, ferro, cm 44×44 CAST “Architetture pubblicitarie”,
2003
plotter painting su tela su tela, cm 67,5×39
VINCENZO CECCATO “Dissolvenza”,
2006
Plotter painting su tela e plexiglass, cm 100×70 DANIELA CIGNINI/MARIO
MATTO “Ritagliare”, 2001
stampa a getto d’inchiostro su carta, cm 23,5×42
HERVE CONSTANT “The Inquisitio”based on a short story by Dino Buzzati
FRANCESCO CORREGGIA “Conceptus spatii”, 2007
proiezione video e pittura ad olio su tela, m 1,80×2,60
G.P. MUTOID “Après_Duchamp”, 2001
Tecnica mista con libro originale, cm 36×45 GRUPPO SINESTETICO “Anche
le parole uccidono”, 2006
Kit in plexiglas con foto+Video su supporto CD (opera n°4/5), cm 30×20x2cm
LELLO LOPEZ “My love”, 2008
foto su plexiglas, cm30×40 1/3 CATERINA MATRICARDI “…penzoloni
(calore)”, 2008
elaborazione fotografica digitale su alluminio, cm 30×30
FRANCO RINALDI “Le curve della vita”, 2008
Legno e smalto, elemento componibile, cm 60×60/cad. ANDREW RUTT “voices”,
2007
Plexiglass and electronic componentry
NELLO TEODORI “Giallo Perugino”, 2008
Foto digitale su DIBOND, cm 15×23 e cm 80×120 ANONIMA
DI-CHI-SI-LU-SON, Tsunami ogni giorno, 2007
plotter painting su tela su tela, cm 70 x 50
Contact: "Sassu Antonio" sassu@grupposinestetico.it
Parte del Calendario artistico e presenze artistiche performative/video
del :
GRUPPO SINESTETICO (Albertin , Sassu, Scordo) www.grupposinestetico.it
http://www.grupposinestetico.it/pagine/home.htm
below: Italian version:
T
R A N S I Z I O N I
Galleria studio.ra | 1Fmediaproject
a cura di Barbara Martusciello, testo di Luca Barberini Boffi
Inaugurazione: giovedì 11 Dicembre, ore 19
Termine della mostra: sabato 3 Gennaio 2009
31 dicembre Speciale Capodanno in Galleria:
dalle 22.00 in poi musica live | DJ set a cura di u-mix.org
Photo: “ecce homo”, 2008 di Andrew Rutt
http://www.artapartofculture.org/2008/12/11/transizioni-galleria-studiora-1fmediaproject-a-cura-di-barbara-martusciello-testo-di-luca-barberini-boffi/
tp://www.artapartofculture.org/2008/12/11/transizioni-galleria-studiora-1fmediaproject-a-cura-di-barbara-ma
Esposizione opere di:
Anonima di-chi-sì-lu-son, CAST, Tullio Brunone, Vincenzo Ceccato, Daniela
Cignini/Mario Matto, Francesco Correggia, G.P. Mutoid, Gruppo Sinestetico, Lello
Lopez, Caterina Matricardi, Franco Rinaldi, Nello Teodori.
Proiezioni video di:
Hervé Constant ‘The Inquisition’ based on a short story by
Dino Buzzati.
Andrew Rutt ‘ecce uomo’. Video Loop, 2008.
La mostra si propone di presentare le opere di diversi artisti contemporanei
che operano in un territorio nel quale l’espressione estetica è condizionata,
in vario modo e misura, dai molteplici linguaggi visivi. La contaminazione che
ne deriva è da loro espressa attraverso l’uso delle tecniche più varie:
pittura, scultura, ma anche fotografia, video, e ausilio di nuove tecnologie…
Proprio uno degli aspetti che emerge, in questa selezione di artisti, è il
diffuso utilizzo di tecniche digitali (digital art) che fanno parte dei “nuovi
media”. Questi vengono adottati sia autonomamente, sia, spesso, interagenti
con altri linguaggi.
Va anche sottolineato che le tecniche “tradizionali” come la pittura
e la scultura, non sono restate indenni dai cambiamenti epocali che le innovazioni
tecnico-tecnologiche diffuse hanno portato nella società contemporanea;
infatti, hanno spesso e quasi tutte subito una qualche metamorfosi; nei casi
migliori, ne sono uscite profondamente influenzate da questi nuovi linguaggi
tecnologici (cinema, televisione, video, Internet e mondo complesso della Rete)
che hanno innescato nuove interessanti combinazioni. Tutto ciò ha comportato
nuove sintesi espressive che, se da un lato possono creare un certo disorientamento
nel pubblico cosiddetto comune, dall’altro, attraverso il moltiplicarsi
di connessioni, ampliano le possibilità espressive dei media artistici
che riflettono la complessità del mondo contemporaneo.
Una mostra, quella allo Studio.ra |1Fmediaproject, che si pone come riflessione
su questi dati e indica le scelte di artisti che operano con linguaggi differenti,
mostrando un’autenticità singolare nel modo di pensare il contemporaneo
e di interpretare la nozione di contaminazione.
Luca Barberini Boffi
SCHEDA MOSTRA
Galleria studio.ra |1Fmediaproject
Via Bartolomeo Platina, 1/F - 00179 Roma
Tel. 06 41437800 - 3491597571; www.studiora.eu info@studiora.eu
ORARI: da lunedì a domenica - dalle 10 alle 13 e dalle 17 alle 20,30.
PER ARRIVARE
Dalla Stazione Termini: Metro Linea A (direzione Anagnina), stop Furio Camillo.
Dal Centro: Metro Linea A (direzione Anagnina); bus 665 - 628 - 87.
Parcheggio libero per auto nei pressi della Galleria (Zona Appio Latino).
Dall’aeroporto di Fiumicino
Prendere la linea FR1 (Fara Sabina - Montelibretti) per 5 fermate FR1 ogni
15 min.
fino alla fermata MONSELICE/STAZIONE TUSCOLANA.
Prendere la linea 665 (PORTA S. GIOVANNI (MA)) per 6 fermate 665 ogni 30 min.
Scendere alla fermata PLATINA, direttamente davanti alla Galleria.
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Fonlad-Watermarks UAVM Museum (Portugal )
Novicium , Solarussa -Oristano (Italy)
Galleria Studio.ra "Transizioni" Roma (Italy)
Metarte "Baratti" Padova (Italy)
In Cartis , Casa Arte e Musica , Latina , (Italy)
Biennale Madeira 2008 Madeira (Portugal)
IX Biennale do Reconcavo 2008/2009 (Brasile)
Cec & Cac 2009 New Delhi (India)
Seguono programmi…
Studio: Via Alessandrini 40 35038 Torreglia Pd Italy sassu@grupposinestetico.it
www.grupposinestetico.it
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Every Sunday until the Solstice Finale on the 21st of December.
@Ground floor Gallery, CCP Car Park,
45-61 Duke St; Liverpool Unbury Liverpool's hidden treasure....
at The Living Market
-Fine Art and Ethically hand-made goods,
direct from their Makers
-Badge-Making
-Music and Performance
-Delicious Home-cooked Sweets and Savouries
-Chai and Mulled Wine
Every Sunday until the Solstice Finale on the 21st of December.
Ground floor Gallery, CCP Car Park
45-61 Duke St; Liverpool
(Opposite Hemmingways Cafe)
11am to 4pm.
http://livingmarket.liverpool.googlepages.com
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Sunday,
28 December 2008
@Holy Trinity Church Hall,
Liverpool Wavertree
End
of year 2008 - with Reinhard Fuchs
Performance
( 8 speakers) , demonstration, discussion
Presentation of
two electronic compositions by Reinhard
Fuchs: Crosby
song and "Wachet auf" cantata
Sunday, December 28 5 pm to 7 pm
Holy Trinity Church Hall,
Liverpool Wavertree
Church Road 76
off Penny Lane
Performance ( 8
speakers) , demonstration, discussion
Reinhard Fuchs
www.homepage.mac.com/rinaldofux
e-mail: rinaldofux@mac.com
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until early
2009
CAPITALISTS OF CULTURE PRESENTS
Two of Liverpools BEST Young Artists
Neil Keating
Will be showing publicly for the first time work from his own private
collection.
Stephen Collett
Premiere of Stephens “Fire Dancers” Collection, which will
be Exhibiting in Berlin in 2009. This collection has only just been
completed.
Catherine Carragher - Diva Devine
Will be performing Opera and many songs from Much Loved Musicals.
@ The Mocha Lounge, 20 Sir Thomas Street, Liverpool L1 6BW
Opens 6.30 pm Friday 28th November 2008 to 2009
Open seven days a week Mon - Wed 7.30am - 7pm, Thur, Fri .30am - 9pm,Sat
10am - 6pm, Sun 10am - 5pm
More details and pictures to follow.
For further information please contact: John Fillis
E mail: capitalistsofculture@tiscali.co.uk web site: www.capitalistsofculture.com
Telephone: 07811388153
Capitalists of Culture Limited, 9 Sandy Road, Seaforth Village, Liverpool
L21 3TN (Co Number 5504388) ______________________________________________________________________________________
“Traces:
Contemporary Romanian Art Exhibits at Ringling's Selby Gallery”
@Ringling's
Selby Gallery,
Sarasota
Romanian exhibition.
Two notices on campus about the exhibition:
Romanian Artifacts on Display
In conjunction with the
Selby Gallery exhibit "Traces: Contemporary
Romanian Art," Kimbrough Library has a display of Romanian artifacts
and travel memorabilia on loan from Dr. Ann Albritton / Liberal Arts.
She worked with the CEP (Civic Education Project) Romania in Bucharest
from 1993-1995. One highlight of her work there was a trip she organized
with a French colleague, Sylvie Moreau, to travel with 36 Romanian
art/art history students and two professors from Bucharest to Paris
in 1995. Romanian artifacts as well as handmade postcards sent to Dr.
Albritton in appreciation of the event will be on display in the library
until December 16, 2008.
Traces: Contemporary Romanian Art Exhibits at Ringling's Selby Gallery
November 3, 2008 - Ringling College of Art and Design and Selby Gallery
is proud to present Traces: Contemporary Romanian Art. This exhibit
will run from November 14 - December 16, 2008 in the Selby Gallery
on the Ringling College campus.
There will be several events associated with this exhibit:
• Artist Reception and Panel Discussion - Thursday, November 13th at 5:30
p.m. followed by a panel discussion at 7 p.m. featuring Gabriela Boiangiu,
Emanuel Borcescu and Delia Popa.
• Opening Reception - Friday, November 14, 2008 from 5 - 7 pm.
• Director's Tour - Monday, November 17 at 11:30 a.m. with curator Dr.
Ann Albritton.
Traces: Contemporary Romanian Art presents sixteen young Romanian artists who—sometimes
straightforwardly and often ironically—explore issues of culture as
well as gender through a variety of work: photography, videos, hand sewn
projects,
small objects, and paintings. Unlike the previous generation that worked
under the starkly repressive dictatorship of Nicolae Ceausescu, they have
traveled
more outside Romania and many exhibit throughout Europe. Representing this
new generation are: Ana Banica, Gabriela Boiangiu, Rozalinda Borcila, Emanuel
Borcescu, Care Cutare, Gorzo, Suzana Dan, Cosmin Paulescu, Mirela Ivanciu,
Stela Lie, Ioana Marinescu, Aurelia Mihai, Gili Mocanu, Vlad Nanca, Lila Passima,
and Delia Popa.
The exhibition first traveled to CIAC Gallery in Pont Aven, France, July
12 to August 14, 2008; to the Robert Else Gallery, Sacramento State University,
Sacramento, CA from Sept. 2 to Oct. 15, 2008; and now to the Selby Gallery,
Sarasota, from Nov. 14 to Dec. 16, 2008. It will then return to Romania to
be shown in the National University Fine Arts Gallery in Bucharest, March
10-24,
2009. For two years, between 1993 and 1995, Ann Albritton, Ringling College
of Art and Design, taught modern and contemporary art history at the Grigorescu
Academy of Art (now the National University of Fine Arts) in Bucharest, Romania.
Visiting Bucharest again in 2006, Albritton suggested to two former students,
Mirela Ivanciu and Carmen Iovitu, that they collaborate on an exhibition
featuring young Romanian artists that would travel to France and the U. S.
Elaine O’Brien,
art historian at Sacramento State University and writer on global art history,
had visited in Romania in 1995 and joined the other curators.
Romanian artists presented in exhibition:
Ana Banica
Stela Lie
Lila Passima
Care Cutare
Emanuel Borcescu
Suzana Dan
Gorzo
Mirela Ivanciu
Ioana Marinescu
Vlad Nanca
Gabriela Boiangiu
Gili Mocanu
Rozalinda Borcila
Aurelia Mihai
Delia Popa
Cosmin Paulescu
Curated by:
Dr. Ann Albritton, Ringling College of Art and Design
Dr. Elaine O’Brien, California State University, Sacramento
Carmen Iovitu, National Museum of contemporary Art, Bucharest
Mirela Ivanciu, National museum of Contemporary Art, Bucharest
Traces: Contemporary Romanian Art is sponsored in part by the Romanian Cultural
Institute, New York and the Tourist Development Tax through the Board of
Sarasota County Commissioners, the Tourist Development Council and The Sarasota
County
Arts Council. With a special thanks to H’Art Gallery, Bucharest, Romania.
Works by Emanuel Borcescu, Gabriela Boiangiu, and Delia Popa - all of whom
will be at the artist reception and exhibit opening reception.
For more infomation about this exhibit or Selby Gallery schedule, visit http://www.ringling.edu/index.php?id=956.
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Tuesday 2 December, 6.30 pm, FREE entry
Romanian Short Films
@ BOX, FACT,
88 Wood Street, Liverpool L1 4DQ
A treat with the best new Romanian shorts including the award-winning Megatron (Palme
d’Or, Cannes Film Festival,
2008) and A Good Day For a Swim (Golden Bear,
Berlin Film Festival, 2008).
Followed by Q & A with Palme d’Or
winner Marian Crisan.
The Boxing Lesson (2007)
Director: Alexandru Mavrodineanu Life's hard (2008)
Director: Gabriel Sarbu
Megatron (2008)
Director: Marian Crisan
Waves (2007)
Director: Adrian Sitaru
A Good Day For a Swim (2007)
Director: Bogdan Mustata
The Yellow Smiley Face (2008)
Director: Constantin Popescu
Project developed by the Romanian Cultural Institute in London
www.icr-london.co.uk
Unfortunately, I've
missed these films, but I am glad that more Romanian culture has
been presented
to Liverpool.
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January 2009
GRUPPO
SINESTETICO (Albertin , Sassu , Scordo)
Portugal
WATERMARKS VIRTUAL EXHIBITION OPENING
http://www.uavm.net/english/exhibits/fonlad.html
http://www.uavm.net/english/exhibits/watermarks/watermarks.html The watermark, more than a name, symbol or signature
of the artist, is a process underlying copyright. With
the mass proliferation of images over the internet (apparently
in an uncontrollable unruly manner) the watermark seems
to bring means to an artistic form of protection.
Apparently nothing can prevent the copying of images
on the net. Even protected software (such as Flash, which
prevents copying) can always be bypassed with the print-screen
of the page.
But the found ways to curb hacking (with blurred images
and watermarks) only remove an essential component to
the image: the authenticity.
This brings to the images a second level: more than the
status of works of art, watermarks brings virtuality to
them.
The watermark explains that what you see is not genuine.
And so no longer interesting.
But the watermark can be artistic. The UAVM Virtual Museum
presents 10 works of 10 artists who have focused on this
issue: Chia (Taiwan), Gianny Sutera (IT), Gruppo Sinestético
(IT), Henry Gwiazda (USA), Ida Julsen (Norway), Joseph
Jinson (India), Mike Davies (UK), Rui Fonseca (BR), Sarah
Boothroyd (Canada), Sebastien Seifert (Spain).
Digital watermarking is the process of embedding information into a digital signal.
The signal may be audio, pictures or video, for example. If the signal is copied,
then the information is also carried in the copy.
In visible watermarking, the information is visible in the picture or video.
Typically, the information is text or a logo which identifies the owner of the
media. When a television broadcaster adds its logo to the corner of transmitted
video, this is also a visible watermark.
In invisible watermarking, information is added as digital data to audio, picture
or video, but it cannot be perceived as such. An important application of invisible
watermarking is to copyright protection systems, which are intended to prevent
or deter unauthorized copying of digital media. Steganography is an application
of digital watermarking, where two parties communicate a secret message embedded
in the digital signal. Annotation of digital photographs with descriptive information
is another application of invisible watermarking. While some
file formats for digital media can contain additional
information called metadata, digital watermarking is
distinct in that the data is carried in the signal
itself.
The use of the word of watermarking is derived from the much older notion of
placing a visible watermark on paper.
(in Wikipedia )
The Unknown
Artist Virtual Museum (UAVM) presents the FONLAD festival,
promoted by the AAA-ARCA-EUAC Association and IC-zero
Association in November 08.
The program Festival has a exhibition at the Madeira's Biennale (1 Sept.
- 13 Oct. 08) and two on line exhibitions: in the site's festival (1 to
30 November 08) and the Watermarks exhibition at the UAVM (3 Oct. 08 to
3 Jan. 09).
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