PSi#18
PSi#18
University of Leeds, UK
27 June - 1 July 2012
Tamara. Sasa. Tamara. II
Shift - Cultural Articulations
Sunday, July 1st 2012
Clothworkers South G.14
TPA Torino Performance Art Festival 08/09/10 June 2012
Torino Performance Art Festival
08/09/10 June 2012
Live performance section:
Arrivsceccarelli
Nathaniel Katz
Valentina Murabito e Vinzenz Fengler
Natasa Korosec
Michela Depetris
Chiara Curinga
Paolo Angelosanto
Burcak Konukman
Video performance section:
Tamara Platiša & Saša Rajšić
Sky Fairchild-Waller
Nadia Gomez Kiener
Carlos Liavata
Dimattia Marika
Annaclara Di Biase
Ruth Vigueras Bravo
Silvio De Gracia
Hyslom
Bartolomè Ferrando
BBB Johannes Deimling
Michela Depetris
Cristina Mirandola
Guido Salvini
Out of limits project curated by Silvio Gracia
FAR Festival of Art Research
MAY 12, 2012/ FAR Festival of Art Research/Ottersberg, Germany/Toronto, Canada
96°48’72”N 88°29’26”WE will be performed on May 12th, 2012 in Ottersberg, Germany at FAR Festival of Art Research and in Toronto ON, Canada by artists Tamara Platiša & Saša Rajšić.
96°48’72”N 88°29’26”WE represents the sum of the longitudes and latitudes of Ottersberg and Toronto. Platiša will be performing in Toronto and Rajšić will be located in Ottersberg. They will engage in a Skype conversation and project each other’s images on a blank wall. They will begin to paint each other’s portraits until an external factor prevents them from continuing. The images Platiša & Rajšić will create are personal and a reflection of their physical location, movements on the projection and the quality of their Internet connections. In an exchange of lines on a wall they will make the intangible, tangible.
Platiša and Rajšić work examines the relativity of proximity and distance in terms of their own communication in installation, performative and video format. The collaborative duo look to their shared tangible and intangible personal histories of Yugoslavia and the non-existence or disappearance of places, of residence and therefore of home, together re-examining the “everyday” as a space, where collapse and recovery occur simultaneously as well as in succession.
Catch and Forcefully Hold
A collaborative project between the MA Degree Program of Applied Visual Arts (SOMA), the University of Lapland and the MA Degree Program in Live Art and Performance Studies (LAPS), Theater Academy Helsinki.
Rovaniemi, FI various locations.
Opening, May 4th, 2012.
Participating artists:
Jenni Kokkomäki
Johanna Ruotsalainen
Tanja Havela
Tamara Platiša & Saša Rajšić
Marjo Remes
Ellen Jeffrey
Ninni Korkalo
Juha Forss
103°52’74°N 103°70’41°WE at N/A
103°52’74°N 103°70’41°WE represents the sum of the longitudes and latitudes of Tamara Platiša & Saša Rajšić’s places of residence. Platiša is located in Toronto, Canada and Rajšič in Helsinki, Finland.
103°52’74°N 103°70’41°WE II will be the second performance of the series, where from those two locations, the collaborative duo will engage in a Skype conversation and project each other’s images on a blank wall. This will serve as the site of virtual performance, where the real and virtual meet. Over three days, Platiša & Rajšić will layer their real bodies with their projected body as well as their recorded bodies. They will constitute a new space through the interaction of two real spaces through virtuality.
Three Nights of Live Art
Three Nights of Live Art at Theatre Academy
MA Degree Programme in Live Art and Performance Studies LAPS
Artists:
Juha Forss (Finland)
Jenni Kokkomäki (Finland)
Ellen Jeffrey (UK)
Tamara Platiša & Saša Rajšić (Canada)
Master of Ceremony: Annette Arlander (Finland)
Thursday 8th of December at 7:00 pm
Friday 9th of December at 7:00 pm
Saturday 10th of December at 7:00 pm
Tickets: 12 eur / 6 eur
You can book tickets on the internet at www.piletti.fi or by phone through Piletti phone service tel. 0600-13377 (1,71€/min + network charge).
Theatre Academy Helsinki, Studio 1, Haapaniemenkatu 6, 00530 Helsinki
Information: maria.kaihovirta[@]teak.fi, gsm +358 (0)400-792 006
Photo by Antti Ahonen
Guns & Butter
Guns & Butter
Student Gallery
10:00am, Wednesday October 12, 2011 to 6:00pm, Saturday November 5, 2011
Reception: Thursday, October 13 6-8pm
Student Exhibition
As the nature of warfare has evolved and morphed over the years, so too has the impact of conflict on our domestic spaces. A talented group of students and alumni examines the different meanings of home front:
Kristina Kustra, third-year Sculpture/Installation student
Tibi Tibi Neuspiel, third-year Sculpture/Installation student
Tamara Platisa, (BFA, Sculpture/Installation 2011)
Yiying Zou, fourth-year Drawing & Painting Student
Curated by fourth-year CRCP student, Amy Gaizauskas
Aboveground is a proud sponsor of the Student Gallery
Student Gallery
285 Dunadas St W
Toronto, Ontario
Free
103°52'74"N 103°70'41"WE
103°52’74”N 103°70’41”WE
OCTOBER 1/2, 2011/ 6:59 p.m.—7:59 a.m./ 1518 Queen Street West/ Toronto, Canada
OCTOBER 2, 2011/ 1:59 a.m. –2:59 p.m./ XL Art Space Vuorikatu 22 / Helsinki, Finland
103°52’74°N 103°70’41°WE will be performed on Oct. 2nd, 2011 in XL ART SPACE in Helsinki, Finland and Oct. 1st/Oct. 2nd, 2011 at Nuit Blanche/LEITMOTIF: Dioramas in Toronto ON, Canada by artists Tamara Platiša & Saša Rajšić.
103°52’74°N 103°70’41°WE represents the sum of the longitudes and latitudes of Toronto and Helsinki.
Platiša will be performing in Toronto and Rajšić will be located in Helsinki. They will engage in a Skype conversation and project each other’s images on a blank wall. They will begin to paint each other’s portraits until an external factor prevents them from continuing. The images Platiša & Rajšić will create are personal and a reflection of their physical location, movements on the projection and the quality of their Internet connections. In an exchange of lines on a wall they will make the intangible, tangible.
Platiša and Rajšić work examines the relativity of proximity and distance in terms of their own communication in installation, performative and video format. The collaborative duo look to their shared tangible and intangible personal histories of Yugoslavia and the non-existence or disappearance of places, of residence and therefore of home, together re-examining the “everyday” as a space, where collapse and recovery occur simultaneously as well as in succession.
Photo by Vedran Lesic
LEITMOTIF : Experiments in Public Space
Design by: Zab Design & Typography, LEITMOTIF, 2011
Parkdale Village BIA
LEITMOTIF : Experiments in Public Space
Cecilia Berkovic - Toronto, Canada
Lee Blalock - Chicago, USA
Amanda Browder - New York City, USA
Shannon Cochrane - Toronto, Canada
Alexandre David - Montreal, Canada
Patricio Davila - Toronto, Canada
Dan McCafferty - Toronto, Canada
Berenicci Hershorn - Toronto, Canada
Nick Hutcheson - Toronto, Canada
Mara Marxt - Montreal, Canada
Eva Schindling - Toronto, Canada
Kelly Jazvac - London, Canada
Caroline Langill - Peterborough, Canada
Gord Langill - Peterborough, Canada
Johnson Ngo - Toronto, Canada
Luke Painter - Toronto, Canada
Lynne Heller - Toronto, Canada
Lee Henderson - Toronto, Canada
Marcia Vaitsman - Sao Paulo, Brazil
Tamara Platiša - Virovitica, Yugoslavia
Saša Rajšić - Karlovac, Yugoslavia
Ryan Livingstone - Fredericton, Canada
Exhibit Change - Toronto, Canada
Digital Futures Initiative at OCAD - Toronto, Canada
The Toronto Alliance of Art Critics (TAAC) - Toronto, Canada
Quality Slippers - Toronto, Canada
Installation, Sculpture, Visual Art, Performance Art, Sound Installation, Video Installation, Light Installation, Multimedia Installation
LEITMOTIF is a series of projects which will unfold discursively throughout the Parkdale Village revealing a variety of visual, tactile, and aural experiences. The projects will affect the viewers’ subconscious on multiple levels, revealing new gestures of the imagination and creating the ultimate sensation of déjà vu.
LEITMOTIF guides the artists and communities of Parkdale through interactive works and site-specific engagements involving the following overarching thematic concepts:
Cubes, Cohesions, Manifestations, Associations, and Dioramas
Throughout the night, viewers can engage with live and unexpected project updates through Twitter.
Conceptualized and Curated by Stuart Keeler.
www.facebook.com/home.php#!/pages/Leitmotif-Scotiabank-Nuit-Blanche/210409615671947
Suitable for all ages
