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  • STF – Shaping The Future

    If we can’t shape multiple visions of the future, we won’t be able to change it.

    _ STF Team

    Shaping The Future is an international project, co-financed by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union, aimed to foster the capacity of artists to imagine and shape the future through visual arts, design and critical thinking. We will select 16 visual artists, based in partner countries (Italy, Slovenia, Hungary, and Belgium) who will participate in a transnational educational and artistic development programme, organised in the framework of the Shaping The Future project.

    Selected artists will participate in a 5-day transnational training, which will take place between July 2–8 2023 at the Accademia di Belle Arti Aldo Galli in Como, Italy. The training will feature 28 hours of workshops and project consultations with expert mentors István Keszei, Blaž Miklavčič, Francesco Pusterla, and Bart Vandeput. The workshops will cover some key areas connecting digital and material practices, such as AI, AR, IoT, 3D computer graphics, 3D scanning, digital fabrication, physical computing, generative processes and artificial intelligence.

    During the development phase, the artists will be supervised individually by international experts providing them with tools, technical equipment and software. All works produced will be co-funded by the Shaping The Future project.

    The result of the project will be 4 physical exhibitions connected with 1 virtual exhibitions to be held between April and May 2024 in Brussels.

    Shaping The Future is a project of the Aldo Galli Academy of Fine Arts- IED Network, the Ljudmila Art and Science Laboratory, Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design and Cityfab 1, each of which works in the field of design, education, promotion and support of visual artists.

    Mentors:

    • István Keszei: “AI Co-Creation”
    • Blaž Miklavčič: “An Introduction to Procedural 3D Computer Graphics”
    • Francesco Pusterla: “From virtual to real (and vice versa)”
    • Bart Vandeput: “Fab labs – mediating between the digital and the real world”

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  • Internet Yami-Ichi • Internet-ish artworks market organised by iMal

     

    Internet-ish artworks market + Performances by Exonemo & JODI

    Internet Yami-Ichi (インターネットヤミ市)
    literally “Internet Black Market”. By mixing different Japanese writing systems the word “yami” takes on the double meaning of “sick for / addicted to”. Therefore, a more accurate translation might be “Internet Obsessives Market”.

     

    Join us, come and browse face-to-face the post-digital goods of:
    Jodi [BE+NL], Cory Arcangel [USA], Aram Bartholl [DE], Anonymouse, Niko Princen [NL],GLITCHAUS (Jeff Donaldson) [US], Nukeme [JP], Dorita [JP], Akihiko Taniguchi [JP], Exonemo [JP],Merce Death [JP], yang02 [JP], Shunya Hagiwara [JP], Sskhybrid [JP], Sadamu Fujioka [JP], IDPW [JP], Internet dude [JP], Yusuke Momma [JP], Tomoya Watanabe [JP], NIKO [JP], Matthew Plummer-Fernandez [UK], BrowserBased [NL], Jacob Eriksen [DK], John Wild [UK], Nicolas Probst [CH], Dennis de Bel [NL], Fabien Mousse [FR], Olivier Auber [FR], Jan Vantomme [BE], Julien Deswaef [BE], La Villa Hermosa [BE], HALO PUBLICATIONS [BE], Vincent Evrard [BE], Stéphane Noël [BE], Louise Moraldy [FR], Rosanne Kurrer [BE], Adrien Domken [BE], Luc Hanneuse [BE], Bart Vandeput [BE], Jorge Saint Aubyn [BE], Dominique Van de Vorst [BE] and many more!

     

    Click here to find out more about all the fantastic things that will be sold at Yami-Ichi!

     

    During the whole day, our Yami-Ichi Master of Ceremony Hans Theys will introduce presentations & performances by the present artists.

     

  • The Divided Body • curated by Wim Lambrecht

     

    Men In A Window at The Divided Body curated by Wim Lambrecht - LUCA • 2014 Men In A Window at The Divided Body curated by Wim Lambrecht - LUCA • 2014 Men In A Window at The Divided Body curated by Wim Lambrecht - LUCA • 2014 Men In A Window at The Divided Body curated by Wim Lambrecht - LUCA • 2014
    Men In A Window at The Divided Body curated by Wim Lambrecht - LUCA • 2014 Men In A Window at The Divided Body curated by Wim Lambrecht - LUCA • 2014 Men In A Window at The Divided Body curated by Wim Lambrecht - LUCA • 2014 Men In A Window at The Divided Body curated by Wim Lambrecht - LUCA • 2014

     

    ‘The Divided Body’ by the Luca School of Arts (KU Leuven Association) tells stories about the body, expands definitions and strikes at the heart of the crossroad between life and death.

     

    The architecture of the Dominican Church in Leuven can actually be interpreted as an assembled body. In addition to the nave and the sacristy, the dormitory is also being used to exhibit artworks by renowned artists and young talents. The church excels in its monumentality and it has a fascinating history: it is the ducal sepulchre of Duke Henry III and his wife Aleidis of Burgundy.

     

    The Divided Body contains artworks of (subject to any change):

     

    Ruben Bellinckx, Peter Buggenhout, Wim Catrysse, Hugo Debaere, Lydia Debeer, Marc De Blieck, Berlinde De Bruyckere, Jos de Gruyter & Harald Thys, Lucas Devriendt, Rene Heyvaert, Hannah Joris, Ekaterina Kaplunova, Georgia Kokot, Stanislas Lahaut, Kristof Lemmens, Julie Lesenne, Wendy Morris, Renato Nicolodi, Juan Pablo Plazas, Jelle Schouppe, Irja Syvertsen, Frank Theys, Ana Torfs, Veerle Tytgat, Bart Vandeput, Jeroen Vandesande, Reniere & Depla, Stephan Vanfleteren, Nel Verbeke, Johan Verschaeve, Arjen Verswijvelt & Timo Bonneure, Leen Voet en Vadim Vosters

     

    Curator: Wim Lambrecht

     

    Tickets and Info:

    Opening: 13 November

    Exposition: 14 November 2014 – 7 December 2014

    Predikherenkerk
    Onze-Lieve-Vrouwstraat, 3000 Leuven

    Payment on site in cash (€5/€3)

    Website: www.kunstleuven.be/…/the-divided-body

     

    Opening Hours:

    Open from 2.00 pm – 8.00 pm

    Closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays

     

  • Carte de Visite / Art open Kunst

    The End ov the Tube • Noise

    video projection, mirror tube

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  • Maiis 2004 – Cultureel Stadsfestival – Infiltrations Digitales by iMal

     

     

    In 2004, iMAL produced in Brussels the festival Infiltrations Digitales, two weeks about digital culture and its influence on contemporary art practices, from dance, music, visual art, cinema, installations.

    Antoine Schmitt + Vincent Epplay (FR), Bart Vandeput (BE), Eric Vernhes + Marc Chalosse (FR), Mélanie Munut (BE), Karen Vandenborght + aMute (BE), LEMUR (Eric Singer, US) + Pierre Bernard (BE) + Antoine Prawerman (BE), Mari Kimura (US), S.S.S. (Atau Tanaka, Cécile Babiole, Laurent Dailleau – FR), Walter Verdin (BE) + Garrett List (US) + Kaat de Windt (BE), Georges Issakidis (FR).

    – installations:
    Scott Snibbe (US, “Boundary Functions” + “Deep Walls”), Yacine Sebti (BE, “Help Me” + “Meet Somebody”), Yves Bernard and Walter Verdin (BE, OFFFCAM).

     

    [NL]

    Van 29 oktober tot 14 november organiseert iMAL in VDB (Dexia Art Center) twee geanimeerde weken waarbij de digitale cultuur en haar interdisciplinaire invloeden doorheen gevarieerde kunstpraktijken, zoals dans, muziek en visuele kunst, filmkunst, installaties, centraal staan.

    Een programma met talrijke evenementen en een tentoonstelling: concerten die beelden, geluiden en robots combineren, gaande van ’laptop bands’ tot audio-video elektro-jazz, voorstellingen die nieuwe muzikale en visuele instrumenten verkennen, dansavonden en nieuwe technologieën die Belgische creaties voorstellen vol geestigheid en poëtische afgeleiden, een tentoonstelling van interactieve installaties die de toeschouwer uitnodigen om zichzelf actief met de werken te confronteren (met soms het risico zijn portret op het web te vinden), workshops over de nieuwe expressievormen die uit de nieuwe technologieën zijn ontstaan (vb. ’Game Mignon Kit’ waar men zijn eigen gameboys kan maken),…