[node-l] Sparwasser HQ participating in Subvision in Hamburg, August 27.-September 6.

Sparwasser HQ mail at sparwasserhq.de
Thu Aug 27 15:20:55 CEST 2009




Open from today in Hubenerstrasse, Strandkai, Hamburg

Subvision Festival

August 27. - September 6.
Sunday - Thursday 2 -10 PM
Friday - Saturday 2 -12 PM

please see list of other participants on www.subvision-hamburg.com
A short guide is available for 5 €
Photos of the works will be uploaded to http://www.sparwasserhq.de


Notice!
On August 29. the artist group YKON is inviting the public to  
participate in their World Game.
starts at 3 PM, till 10 PM
(please read more below)
August 30. at 6 PM
Lecture about Micronations and Micronation Summits
by Oliver Kochta-Kalleinen, YKON


The Sparwasser HQ participation is the sum of projects by
Instant Coffee,
Vinyl -Terror & -Horror,
Detroit Tree of Heaven Woodshop
and the Ykon World Game.



Situated on an evacuated peninsula of a once busy harbour in a
industrial setting of a container park the artist projects arrive to  
find them
selves in that scatter of a post party of earlier times treasures.  
Mechanical
machinery, atomic power, the dream of the global superiority,  
monocultured
and resistant vegetation are actors who perform here on the sand
of our two claims, 25a and 25b during the next two weeks.

In line with the curatorial idea of Subvision that an independent  
artist is
different and will assimilate to the worst possible condition for an  
exhibition,
that he can make his disadvantage into his advantage, the artist  
projects
transform the arquard situation in the HafenCity and give Subvision the
chance to invent a new form of outdoor art museum.

So the artists, however non-commercial and 'other' as they are, create  
art
works and situations which adapt to this situation of arrogant modernist
thinking about otherness and universality.

In this way the artists express their belonging to contemporary  
culture with
all the give and take, and act within value sensitive asthetic  
dimentions.

In the far horizon there is a climate change meeting being planned  
(etical or
strategical).


The art works:

The artist group Instant Coffee is showing their Disco Fallout  
Shelter, a bomb shelter
in pink and mirrors, a door locked from the outside, inside and below  
the group is together:
working, living, partying, as far as we can see on the monitor of the  
kiosk.
A kiosk is placed at the beginning of a long yellow road leading to  
the pink metal door of the
Disco Fallout Shelter. A satelite dish and a ventilator chimney tell  
us that this isolation under
earth is a true dejavu of exercises dating even earlier than the anti- 
atomic power movement
which was an important ingredience of artists happy teen years.

read more:
http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendId=493905326&blogId=506602629
or http://www.instantcoffee.org



Detroit Tree of Heaven Woodshop is a project initiated 2005 by artists  
Ingo Vetter, Annette Weisser
and Mitchell Cope. DToHW has been featured in exhibitions like  
Shrinking Cities which dealt with the
decline of industrial cities in a changing economy. DToHW uses the  
fast growing, omnipresent Tree
of Heaven (dt. Goetterbaum) as a resource to produce sculptures and  
furniture. This species is
exceptionally resistant to polluted soils and thus a common settler of  
postindustrial landscapes like
the one here in the harbor. The installation consists of a trunk of a  
tree cut up in slices, a bench
produced out of the heavenly wood, and a 'tree spotting video'  
documenting potential harvesting sites
in Detroit.
read more:
http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendId=493905326&blogId=506603648
or http://www.treeofheavenwoodshop.com



Vinyl -Terror & -Horror created for the container an installation, a  
mashinery of old record players,
beautifully served by invisibly hands.
8 newly produced records are speeding up an down, record player pick- 
up arms are lifting and
lading on front and back side of floating vinyls.
During this concert of scratch, flying sand, container and the  
sentimentality of old mould is toned
down by the beauty of ghosty perfection.

read more:
http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendId=493905326&blogId=506603775
or http://www.myspace.com/vinylterrorhorror



"The Hamburg Hafencity: the ultimate hotspot for a total Earth  
makeover."

On August 29. the artist group YKON is inviting the public to  
participate in their World Game.
Occupying the last container on the peninsula 25b they situate their  
game zone in the sand in front
of their info center.  The aritsts will introduce their Game, an event  
lasting 7 hours, starting
at 15:00 and continuing through out the night.

The YKON Game is a world simulation for up to 30 players. We put the  
world “on hold” for 6 years.
You can tinker with the world as you please. What will you change? How  
can you seduce others to go
along with your changes?
The game is developed out of a theory by Buckminster Fuller, who  
suggested that 'defining rules of a game'
could be a basic way of understanding life itself.  Ykon: "This game  
will uncover the daring, breathtaking,
sometimes wonderful, sometimes terrifying thoughts that could forever  
alter the world, and the way we
live in it. Your thoughts: our world!"


read more:
http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendId=493905326&blogId=506603989
or http://www.ykon.org






the event is in Hamburg (see address above)
but this mail is send out by one participant

mail at sparwasserhq.de

SPARWASSER HQ
Offensive für zeitgenössische Kunst und Kommunikation
Schwedterstrasse 36 A
10435 Berlin
Telefon +49 (0)30 44043886 /Fax +49 30 44039332

http://www.sparwasserhq.de





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