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Rome_Nomas Foundation Brussel A 3 day project at aLAB, a new project space in Brussels run by curator Veronique Vaes and artist Bernd Kleinheisterkamp. Presentation with 2 video projectors for text and image, and a sound compilations of conversations and sound-bites of the city took place on Sunday May 17 2009. ![]() ^http://bxllab.blogspot.com Zurich The Swiss Issue Residency at the legendary BINZ39 in Zurich for four months from December 2007 April 2008. This as a preparation for The Swiss Issue a field study on art and the art market. It has been made at the introduction of the curators Miriam Varadinis and Alexandra Blättler of the Kunsthaus Zurich for the exhibition Shifting Identities taking place from 6.6 31.8 2008. During the four months of our residency at BINZ39 we interviewed artists, designers, curators and collectors about art and the market. We asked writers for critical reflections on the art world and its existing model. We also asked artists for visual and textual contributions. We had one question that we wished to pose to everyone: do you think the current hierarchical model works? And this usually led to a second question: is it possible to conceive another model? www.kunsthaus.ch www.shifting-identities.ch ^ Riga web radio Basel residency Copenhagen FGA#16 Export + Domestic edition Dresden Berlin International edition Munchen Colophon Fucking Good Art HQ Rotterdam / Berlin Editors Rob Hamelijnck and Nienke Terpsma Webdesign catalogtree.net Webmaster Guy Lux First issue December 2003 Email mail[at]fuckinggoodart.nl Fucking Good Art is an editorial project for research in art. We are interested in ethnography and oral history, documentary and new modes of journalism, counter cultures and sub cultures, Civil Society, self-organisation and DIY (do-it-yourself) strategies, art and activism, resistance, other models than art market, globalisation in art, post-darwinism, and ecology. We have a participatory strategy and are by nature highly sensitive to the context we are in. Special editions (in other European cities): 2004 - München edition (A3) 2005 - The Interviews (pocket book) 2006 - International edition/Berlin (pocket book) 2006 - Dresden edition (A3) 2007 - Kopenhagen edition (booklet) 2007 - Riga (web-radio edition) 2008 - The Swiss Issue (pocket book) 2009 - Portscape ON_AIR (web-radio edition) 2010 - Tbilisi Caucasus Reader (online) 2011 - The Italian Conversations Art in Times of Berlusconi (magazine) Out in October 2011 |