CALL FOR VIDEO
WORK /CONTROL SERIES /VIDEORED
Control = comprobación, inspección, fiscalización,
intervención, dominio, mando, regulación
Control: to check, test, supervise,verify, interven,
regulate, restrain, dominate, regulate, impediment
Relación
con un resultado final o modelo, que involucra una medición y observacion de un
proceso standarizable cuyo fin es la detección de desviaciones con el fin de
establecer medidas correctivas. Existen muchas connotaciones del término y sus
significados varian según su lugar de enunciacion, por ello invitamos a
artistas, estudiantes, amateurs y demás interesados en la producción de video,
a realizar pequeñas piezas de 15 segundos que se vinculen a una cadena de video
respuestas en las que se explore el término desde todas sus facetas.
Las
piezas seran exhibidas en la plataforma VideoRed como parte de la muestra Time
Mutations en la galeria Marke.6 del Neues Museum Weimar en Alemania, d el 5 de
Agosto al 16 de Septiembre del 2011.
Explora
la rama CUERPO en la plataforma www.videored.org
y sube tu video. O envíalo a videored01@gmail.com.
The
term has plenty connotations and its meanings varies depending on its place of
enunciation. For this reason, we invite artists, students, amateurs and people
interested on video production, to join a chain of 15 seconds videos that
explore the term in all its aspects.
All
videos will be shown at the website VideoRed as part of the exhibition Time
Mutations at the Marke.6 Gallery at the Neues Museum of Weimar Germany, from
August 5th till September 16th of 2011.
Just
explore the branch CUERPO at the web site www.videored.org
and upload your video, or send it to videored01@gmail.com.
Time
Mutations is an exhibition through a collaboration between two institutions
that have historically been deeply invested in experimental media practice.
Media practitioners from the Media Art
& Design Program at the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar and at the
State University of New York at Buffalo’s
Media Study Department have come together to present new projects
and provide a platform for interaction between our institutions’ physical and
research localities. The exhibition gather works that focus on individual and
collective perceptions of space and time emerging from technologically mediated
interaction and exchange. Works in which the concept of time as linear or
location as static is successfully challenged, manipulated or collapsed, giving
way to alternative experiences and constructions of time, space and place.
Explicit failures in these attempts are embraced as both inevitable and
interesting – for instance, the failure of technology or mediated social
interactions to erase differences in language, cultural protocol, etc. More Info