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slowTV makes “Live Art” at Live Art, Kunstnernes Hus 22.01.2009 January 23rd, 2009

Everything was corrected connected
slowTV makes “Live Art” at Live Art, Kunstnernes Hus
22.01.09 – 01.02.09

slowTV are a loose, ever-changing collective of artists and students who use television as a medium for research, investigation, intervention in and reinterpretation of a wide variety of  supposedly unconnected events and concepts, both physical and virtual; from Lithuanian film festivals to Norwegian confectionary packaging design to new media exhibitions in Rotterdam.

For more information see http://www.slowtv.org/

slowTV during Live Art were: Kristin Tårnes, Stig Tommy Høvik, Sille Storihle, Hans Christian Skovholt, Jason Havneraas, David Lamignan Larsen, Daniel Theodor Jangmar Paulsen, Sylvia Kochanska and Nomeda and Gediminas Urbonas.

During the five days slowTV spent at Live art in Kunstnernes Hus, successful and unsuccessful, correct and incorrect and corrected attempts were made to intervene between performances and other works in the exhisting program.

Their Manifesto was their gospel and its ten treatise (which can be viewed upstairs), were interpreted as literal fundamental truth, allowing them to collaborate with invited artists and interact with the work of those not present.
 
As with past interventions by the group, as much was discovered about their own roles as artists as about the subjects of their investigations. This is our purpose.

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slowTV-Why rush? January 22nd, 2009

The Television of Everyday Life
or:
Everything is Connected Corrected

What’s the Rush: A manifesto on Television as a research method

1. “slowTV” Is more like it is now than it ever was before
2. “slowTV” is rarely televised.
3. “slowTV” is live.
4. “slowTV” can change what has not yet happened.
5. “slowTV” changes as things happen.
6. “slowTV” happens as things change.
7. “slowTV” is John Lydon (formally Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols), realising that he is the reincarnation of John of Leyden (the radical Dutch Anabaptist heretic), who in 1534 was proclaimed king of the German town of Münster, the new Jerusalem, and therefore the whole world.*
8. “slowTV” is a long-time member of the slowTV group, realising at the tender age of ten that nothing is black and white, due to what he is told by one of his best friends, John the school bus driver. The revelation was that John would be voting for Margaret Thatcher’s Tories. “Fucking hell”, thought the young boy, “and I thought you were such a nice bloke”.
9. “slowTV” are pragmatists fascinated by idealists fascinated with themselves.
10. “slowTV” is Duba Sambolec as Laura Palmer.
11. “slowTV” is still aloud to smoke inside.
12. “slowTV” is Captain of the spaceship ‘SS Proposed Hermitage Guggenheim Museum’ which will allegedly soon be docking in Vilnius, Lithuania.
13. “slowTV” met a traveller from an antique land
Who said: Two vast and trunkless legs of stone
Stand in the desert. Near them on the sand,
Half sunk, a shatter’d visage lies, whose frown
And wrinkled lip and sneer of cold command
Tell that its sculptor well those passions read
Which yet survive, stamp’d on these lifeless things,
The hand that mock’d them and the heart that fed.
And on the pedestal these words appear:
“My name is Ozymandias, king of kings:
Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!”
Nothing beside remains: round the decay
Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare,
The lone and level sands stretch far away.
14. “slowTV” is a pare of half coconut shells used to synthesize the sound of horses hooves.
15. “slowTV” is Norway as Angel Matos, the Cuban taekwondo athlete who along with his coach was banned for life from his sport for life for kicking the Swedish referee following his bronze medal match disqualification during the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
16. “slowTV” is Artūras Zuokas, former mayor of Vilnius, Lithuania, as Marlow, the narrator of Conrad’s Heart of Darkness.
17. “slowTV” is David Lamignan Larsen as the great great grandson of Wilhelm Reich.
18. “slowTV” is HD ready.
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* For further information on this subject, the text which we have manipulated and paraphrased, read: Lipstick Traces: A Secret History of the 20th Century By Greil Marcus, Faber and Faber Limited, 2001

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2G: Guggenheim Group June 4th, 2008

project blog:  www.vilma.cc/2G

2G: Guggenheim group*

*A discretionary research group for Vilnius’ Guggenheim project

“2G: Guggenheim group” is a group set up temporary to provoke the Real to a reality,
of the discussion on possibility of the Guggenheim museum project in Vilnius.

“2G: Guggenheim group” is a meeting place for different, sometimes opposing, communities:
the investors and realtors, the architects and vendors, the students and business,
fashion workers and politicians, at the end all citizens concerned on the global scale.

“2G: Guggenheim group” was initiated as a lab inviting a group of people,
students from VAA (Vilnius Art Academy), students from NTNU (Norwegian University for Science and Technology) and leading experts in Lithuania and overseas to support the Official case of Guggenheim research project by starting with performative discussion and workshop in Vilnius with possible further development on the franchise sites of Guggenheim project.

“2G: Guggenheim group” is planned as drifting production site
to produce several overlapping layers during the summer 2008:

1. A “social housing project” is an invitation to “realize”
the unrealized Guggenheim projects in a “human” scale,
transforming the proposals for Guggenheim museum into
the shelters for homeless people and building them in the location of the future Guggenheim in Vilnius at the river bank.

2. “2G: Guggenheim group” will also “revise legacy of Fluxus”
and produce series of re-enactments staged at the JMVMC (Jonas Mekas Visual Art Centre) and fashion’d business centre “Vilnius Gates” in Vilnius.

3. “Opera” will chart all anxieties and desires for Vilnius Guggenheim
in a performative form. “Opera” will result as an outcome of the workshop scripting process,
that would retranslate encounters, interviews, etc. into the form of performance.

The three parts of the research and production will be represented in a form of the
installation in 2008 Taipei biennale, including film and video archive of events, site drawings, “social housing” models, posters, postcards, weblog and more.

slow tv at PRAVDA workshop: fan club March 7th, 2007

slow tv and Maestro at Coca Cola cinema during PRAVDA workshop in Vilnius. Chapter 8: fan club
Fans of Maestro who managed to talk their way past security were able to ask him questions about his life as a pimp and hi-hop star. For a small price, physical or financial, they were aloud to pose with him for photos and touch his tiger skin coat.

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slow tv at PRAVDA workshop: bunad March 7th, 2007

slow tv and Kristin Tarnes at Coca Cola cinema during PRAVDA workshop in Vilnius. Chapter 8: bunad performance
Here Kristin wearing her Bunad and Jason use Kristin’s everyday Norwegian cloths to investigate contemporary Lithuanian fashion and also test the locals knowledge of life in Norway.

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slow tv at PRAVDA workshop: party performance March 7th, 2007

slow tv, Maestro and Just Try Me at Coca Cola cinema during PRAVDA workshop in Vilnius. Chapter 7: party performance

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slow tv at PRAVDA workshop: break March 7th, 2007

slow tv, Maestro and Just Try Me at Coca Cola cinema during PRAVDA workshop in Vilnius. Chapter 6: break
During this break between the two performances of the film festival while the Maestro rested, Just try me attempted to reconstruct the shape of the room they are about to perform in using play bricks. This is a proven method used by Monkey Bwoy Productions™ to give any of our collaborators a sense of place in the difficult world we all live in.

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slow tv at PRAVDA workshop: backstage March 7th, 2007

slow tv, Maestro and Just Try Me at Coca Cola cinema during PRAVDA workshop in Vilnius.
Chapter 5: backstage.
Before the big performance The Maestro poses with Just Try Me while his manager and public relations officer anxiously look on. No such nerves for the performers though!

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slow tv at PRAVDA workshop: rehearsal 2 March 7th, 2007

slow tv, Maestro and Just Try Me at Coca Cola cinema during PRAVDA workshop in Vilnius. Chapter 4: rehearsal 2
The Maestro molds the untamed beast of Just Try Me into the pliable yet still aggressive animal needed to fit into his carefully choreographed performance.

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slow tv at PRAVDA workshop: preparation March 7th, 2007

slow tv and Just Try Me at Coca Cola cinema during PRAVDA workshop in Vilnius. Chapter 3: preparation for the performance. These young ladies are the premier dance outfit in Lithuania supporting and supported by many major acts in and around Vilnius even sometimes as far afield as Kaunas! Pravda Film Festival are hugely honored and surprised that we managed to book this fantastic troupe. Here you see the girls after they have been “whited up” (The Maestro refuses to be seen with black dancers as he only likes to pimp young white girls), and are having the finishing touches applied to their make-up by Olga the wardrobe woman.

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slow tv at PRAVDA workshop: rehearsal 1 February 28th, 2007

slow tv and Maestro at Coca Cola cinema during PRAVDA workshop in Vilnius. Chapter 2: rehearsal 1.
Met with Jolanta, Manager of the Coca Cola plaza, she showed us round and we made decisions about choreography/ where the performances would take place etc. After much argument we finally backed down and said Maestro would perform even though we were not allowed to paint over the Coca cola wall and replace the bottles with the MonkeyBwoy™ logo. The compromise agreement was that we would be allowed to present our own special prize during the Pravda film festival ceremony.

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slow tv at PRAVDA workshop February 28th, 2007

slowtv at Cafe de Paris in Vilnius, during the PRAVDA workshop. Chapter 1: win MAESTRO for one night only!
Monkey Bwoy productions arrived in Vilnius and got straight to work interviewing candidates to host Maestro in their apartment for one night. Of the 50 who applied we dismissed 47 as being totally unsuitable and instructed security not to let them within 25 meters our superstar. The three we interviewed are pictured here.

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Julebor at KIT December 15th, 2006

With the Jaegermeister base solution we bought at the super shop we achieved these results…

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slow tv at Forum 1: field trip No.7: SINATRA December 13th, 2006

slow tv and Albino shoping at the SINATRA shop in Trondheim. Albino felt he was misunderstood at the recent awards ceremony due to his lack of an appropriate belt buckle. This problem was immediately remedied at SINATRA, Trondheim’s premier clothing store.

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slow tv at Forum 1: field trip No.6: awards at Library December 13th, 2006

slow tv and Albino paid a visit to a ceremony for the AWARD for CULTURALLY OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTIONS TO TRONDHEIM at the Library in Trondheim. Slow tv’s special guest Albino acted as our chief investigator and ‘face’ during this visit after his triumphant nomination by us. He, like everybody else invoved was a clear award winner and made a culturaly outstanding contribution to the awards ceremony. The refreshments were not too his taste and recieved no award.

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slow tv at Forum 1: field trip No.5:supershop December 13th, 2006

slow tv together with Janna and Janna 2 investigating the SUPERSHOP of Trondheim. In this mysterious boutique of dubious legality, slow tv discovered the possibility to flavour clear alcohol such as vodka, white rum, gin, etc.. (but definately not, under no circumstances whatsoever, the local moonshine or, “kursk”), with the flavour of any known alcoholic spirit, liqueur or coctail. We were also given advice on the brewing of your own beer and wine, not something we had previously considered.
As we moved around the store we noticed a distinct increase in novelty items of an increasingly sexual nature, as if the possibility of creating ones own alcohol could only lead to one eventual result: being haunted by a disembodied hand.

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slow tv at Forum 1: field trip No.4: nominating citizens December 13th, 2006

slow tv collaborating with Janna Graham and Valeria Graziano / The Committee for Radical Diplomacy / [Goldsmiths college] at the “AWARD for CULTURALLY OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTIONS TO TRONDHEIM”: nominating Doggy (his name is actually Douggy but Mr. Azziz made it sound like Doggy and the name stuck) the landlord at The 3 Lions English pub and Winnie the bottle lady. This was the second time Winnie has been on television, with slow tv joining Canal Plus of France as part of her publicity machine. They had previously caught up with her to question her motives for taking a holiday in Lithuania.

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slow tv collaboration with Janna and Janna slow tv collaboration with Janna and Janna

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slow tv at Forum 1: field trip No.3: REMA1000 December 13th, 2006

slow tv and Janna Graham with Valeria Graziano / The Committee for Radical Diplomacy or “COCTAIL” [Goldsmiths college, London], investigate components of INNERØY-SODD, a local delicacy. The dish was served at the opening of Marienborg’s Forum 1 and was so good that we all desperately needed to note down the recipe to take home. Locals kindly obliged to show us the best quality ingredients and slow tv found some new collaborators.

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slow tv at Forum 1: IFA action December 13th, 2006

slow tv: IFA action by Kristin Tarnes moving from Trondheim S station to Marienborg station and studios, hacking of the procession at the opening of Marienborg’s Forum 1: “What are you doing here?”. Banners were held, torches lit, banners lit, moustaches worn and used to great effect and questions asked and answered. Watch this space for future streaming of video. See www.marienborgkunst.no for more information and images of the opening.

IFA action by Kristin Tarnes

IFA action by Kristin Tarnes IFA action by Kristin Tarnes

IFA action by Kristin Tarnes IFA action by Kristin Tarnes

IFA action by Kristin Tarnes IFA action by Kristin Tarnes

IFA action by Kristin Tarnes IFA action by Kristin Tarnes

IFA action by Kristin Tarnes IFA action by Kristin Tarnes

IFA action by Kristin Tarnes

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slow tv at Forum 1: field trip No.2: railway workers December 6th, 2006

slow tv made field trip No.2 to Marienborg, Trondheim to meet railway workers who share the building where the Marienborg artists are based. Together we discussed strategies for planning year schedules and whether the artists could learn anything about prioritising different months based on purely visual information. Per Christian Nygaard, a guest artist at Marienborg who is taking part in Forum 1 for personal financial gain, enlightened us further on some moustache questions that had arisen following our visit to the moustache club. He also provided Norwegian language services for which we are very greatful.

Our last discussion of the visit arose from slow tv’s excitement at the prospect of setting off the Trondheim civil defense alarm which is based in the same building. To our dissapointment the on-site electrician said he could not bypass the radio reciever as the alarm can only go off at 1200hours on two particular days of the year. “People might be alarmed if they heard it otherwise”. He did set off his own for us though and that gave us some satisfaction.

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railway workers of Marienborg railway workers of Marienborg

railway workers of Marienborg railway workers of Marienborg

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slow tv at Forum 1: field trip No.1: Moustache club December 5th, 2006

slow tv made field-trip No.1 to the Norwegian Moustache club http://www.dnm91.com/, an establishment that specialises in the wearing of impressive moustaches. We were afforded a courtious welcome at the club’s inner sanctum in the Prinsen Hotel, given a comprehensive explanation of the reasons one might grow a moustache and also the qualities it and you must have in order to join the club. Nomeda had the honor of being the first woman allowed into a club meeting; it is strictly for men only, even if you are a woman and your facial hair is comparable to that seen below. There was an Italian lady who tried to join once but she failed at the interview stage. Many club members are policemen so it is also inadvisable to try and join if you have a criminal record as checks will be made.

Slow tv made arrangements to meet the club again in the future for possible collaborations including the export of Norwegian moustache wax to Lithuania.

Trondheim Mustache club

Trondheim Mustache club Trondheim Mustache club

Trondheim Mustache club Trondheim Mustache club

Trondheim Mustache club Trondheim Mustache club

Trondheim Mustache club

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slow tv at Forum 1: Marienborg, Trondheim December 5th, 2006

slow tv is invited to produce a new edition for Forum 1: HVA GJOR DU HER? at Marienborg, Trondheim. http://www.marienborgkunst.no/

Hessdalen biennal announcement March 17th, 2006

The first presentation of upcoming Hessdalen biennal of International Art at Teaterhuset Avant Garden, Trondheim during the conference “CHANGING ART DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS-Regarding art practice whitin the social context”. Presented by the curator Rickard Borgström.

Hessdalen biennial at Avant Garden   Hessdalen biennial at Avant Garden
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CAC TV Workshop:[6] cafe Luna March 15th, 2006

production of new episode for CAC TV: [6] visiting cafe Luna, UFO disco and Norwegian UFO Center at Hessdalen

Hessdalen biennial poster   cafe Luna

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ufo   ufo disco
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CAC TV Workshop:[5] blue box March 15th, 2006

production of new episode for CAC TV: [5] meeting with alien

alien

interview with alien   interview with alien

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CAC TV Workshop:[4] blue box March 15th, 2006

production of new episode for CAC TV: [4] reaching the “blue box”

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CAC TVworkshop: [3] Interview with Bjarne Lillevold March 15th, 2006

production of new episode for CAC TV: [3] Interview with Bjarne Lillevold, a guide and scientific assistant of the project

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CAC TV Workshop:[3] Hessdalen interactive observatory March 15th, 2006

production of new episode for CAC TV: [3] visiting Hessdalen interactive observatory. Interview with Bjarne Lillevold, a guide and scientific assistant of the project 

Hessdalen interactive observatory   Hessdalen interactive observatory

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CAC TV Workshop:[2] Hessdalen biennial March 15th, 2006

production of new episode for CAC TV: [2] getting to know about International Art biennial at Hessdalen

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CAC TV Workshop:[1] blindfold drive March 15th, 2006

production of new episode for CAC TV: [1] blindfold drive to Hessdalen UFO Centre.

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CAC TV Workshop March 14th, 2006

CAC TV workshop in Trondheim:

CAC TV is a TV program of Contemporary Art Centre, Vilnius
www.cac.lt , that is being broadcasted weekly on TV1 www.tv1.lt
channel. It explores the genre of reality meta-show, although quite
often it finds itself in meta-reality show.
“CAC TV not only generates events, it is also a TV program” (Viktor
Tikrai)
“Beavis and Butthead do Dogma in Vilnius” (anonym)
“An intervention to Normality” (Vita Zaman Cookson)
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RAIMUNDAS MALASAUSKAS
Raimundas Malasauskas works at the Contemporary Art Centre, Vilnius
(http://www.cac.lt), co-produces CAC TV program (http://www.cac.lt/tv)
and So-Called Records (http:/www.socalledrecords.com), has done
interviews with Robert Barry, Dora Garcia, George Maciunas, Seth
Siegelaub, Rammelzee, Tino Sehgal, forwarded the telepathic message of
Robert Bary to Jonathan Monk (During the Exhibition The Gallery will be
Open, Jan Mot gallery, Brussels, 2003), has written about Missy Elliot
and time machines, has curated various exhibitions, including BMW
(co-curated with Sofia Hernandez Chong Cuy (NYC) and Alexis Vaillant
(Paris), CAC Vilnius / ICA London; 24/7 Wilno Nueva York (CAC
Vilnius, 2003); PR 04 (A Tribute to the Messenger), Puerto Rico (2004),
Elektrodienos: Unidentified Audio Object (CAC Vilnius, 2004), Bi-Fi
series of events (various venues, New York City 2001 – 2003), Out Trip
Out West, Pierre Bismuth & Jonathan Monk (CAC Vilnius, 2001).
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THE AIM AND STRUCTURE OF THE WORKSHOP

The aim of the workshop in Trondheim – to share knowledge and
experiences stemming from artistic production taking place beyond
traditional exhibition matrix and inhabiting formats of TV, online
games or rumours rather than the spaces of museums. Through
collaborative analysis and imagination the participants of the workshop
are expected to produce a new identity (for television) of IX Baltic
Triennial aka BMW following the logic of CAC TV, BMW and the workshop
itself.
The structure of the workshop consists of the three basic parts:
1. Introduction of several projects with a focus on The IX Baltic
Triennial aka BMW and CAC TV.
2. Watching the selection of:
a) existing CAC TV episodes followed by the session of critique and
discussion;
b) several films presented on CAC TV (Montewood Hollyverita by Una
Szeemann and Alice in Wonderland or Who is Guy Debord by Robert Cauble)
and exhibited in BMW (All Wrong by Gabriel Lester.)
c) unedited material from BMW exhibition and Rotterdam film festival;
3. Conceptual investigations: finding and formulating the key principles
operating in both projects, analysing their implications and impact,
projecting their possible adaptation and use in a different format and
context. Collaborative imagining and streamlining of the ideas of the
new episode of CAC TV.
4. Practical realisation of the episode: filming, editing, re-editing.

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ADDITIONAL MATERIAL

More info on CAC TV: www.cac.lt/tv (recommended: please go to
‘interviews’ to read about the making of the program)

More info on IX Baltic Triennial aka BMW: www.ultimiere.com and
www.blackmarketworlds.lt (recommended: please go to
http://www.ultimiere.com/en-press.html
to read all the press-releases of the project)

Texts and interviews by Raimundas Malasauskas:

Robert Barry: You never know where it goes
http://www.galeriejanmot.com/newspaper/barry_monk.html

Mario Garcia Torres: Never seen or done before
http://www.galeriejanmot.com/newspaper/
today_is_just_a_copy_of_yesterday_01.html

Carey Young: Revolution: It’s a Lovely Word
http://www.careyyoung.com/essays/malasauskas.html

Interview with Seth Siegelaub
http://www.16beavergroup.org/
journalisms/archives/000820.php

Raimundas Malasauskas link:
http://www.cac.lt/lt.php/smc_tv/2111

CAC TV: Every program is a pilot. Every program is a final episode – a
proposal for a TV series of invisible TV (by Rai)

Evaluation of the archive cultures workshop October 26th, 2005

Participants: Anne, Cathrine, Hans Skovholt, Stig Tommy, Kristin Tarnes, Pernille, Ingvild, Nomeda, Gediminas, Thorbjorn gathered at the in a library KIT, Trondheim where the display featuring workshop process was installed. Jorge Blasco Gallardo connected live via SKYPE from Barcelona.

Gediminas made short introduction to the archive cultures project, archives as notion discussed during Documenta11, relationship with the city and working with local material;

Nomeda introduced her point on the role of archives in the artistic practice.

Jorge explained the invitation that came from school to discuss notion of the archive as site specific project and how it was analyzed during the workshop. The aim of the workshop was to involve participants into the given frame (archive cultures projects) to discover statements from  the artist, from the authors, collectors, makers of displays, makers of those who organize the information. As the archives are very complex way of working with information artist through their practice have developed different ways to decontextualized them.

In that sense this workshop was not open as it was set in a framework of archive cultures project, in this field of archive cultures project using this kind of specific statement and language.

after this introduction participants started to discuss:
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INGVILD: to me it was a new method of artistic working. As at the beginning it was not clear what was the intention and what we gonna do then i relaxed, I was open and started to understand, which was a very good thing. I used to work with handicraft things and was interested to let these ideas go. I realized in the workshop that my work has certain aspect of archiving.

PERNILLE: the part of the concept that we had to go to archives in Trondheim was nice experience. I got nice ideas, was nice to see Trondheim from  different point of view.
On the other hand it was not a very new experience, cause I worked a lot in photography. But it was nice to get inspirations from these archives, environments as well as inspiration for making reference room.

KRISTIN: for me it was really interesting visiting the archives and to discover maps!!!! I could get an idea how to formulate questions for my desk project. I am used to work in discovery way, when i do not know how the project will end. So I could relate my method to this workshop.

STIG TOMMY: For me it was new to discover places in my hometown, I can use in my future work. It was nice to see how you work in relation to the group and people in those (archive) places.

HANS: I was not sure what to expect. I had some material in development, but I did not find the way to display it in this workshop and how to work further with it. It needs more time… There was a lack of time. I wish I had more time to prepare for this kind of workshop. On the other hand I spend much time for making layouts and working on promotion of the display exhibition, than on my own production.

PERNILLE: it was special for Hans to take it as his work. Hans had two tasks in fact!

Jorge was asked to give short summary on the work of participants:
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JORGE ON INGVILD: I enjoyed very much that you were confused, that workshop provoked insecurity. This was exactly a good starting point! From this we can discuss it further and start working as an artist. Cause if artists want to discuss they have to be lost, and this state of being lost gave me a lot of energy to start the workshop. I am happy and proud of you and me, that you employed your background as journalist and discovered the roots of archivist. It’s not easy to find people that want to be lost for one week.

JORGE ON PERNILLE: it was important for me that you were working for this company Umbrella and that you were working on different projects in collaboration. The way you took over the room fits with concepts and the way archive cultures project functions. Working with labels you as an artist were able to detect the behavior of archives and appropriate the aesthetics in the reference room. For me it was very important experience as collaboration with Umbrella.

JORGE ON KRISTIN: you are very open person, so it’s very easy to collaborate with you, you are very easy to discuss what to do with that desk, that women object… not only to play the role of the teacher and pupil, but also discuss the problems as an artists. You can find very good points for your F.A.M.union and desk in the archives. What you were doing it was mental maps and it would be very helpful for you to look at how people described the world in other centuries. It fits to the idea what you describe as your personal situation as an artist looking for a place in other people belongings.

JORGE ON STIG TOMMY: I am very surprised that you discovered positive aspects and I am happy for your future project.

JORGE ON HANS: we had meeting about homeless artist and his personal archive you trying to deconstruct, but it obviously needs more time. I hope workshop was useful for the future of this project. So that was OK, that you decided NOT to contribute with this work. “Commission” or rather task for the workshop to manage and organize the reference room, which included whatever what they need for marketing of the project.
Somehow I have a feeling that you make a distance when you speak about your contribution as an artist and or as a collaborator, who made a design for instance.
My frustration is that I did not manage to make Hans to understand, that it is an artistic agenda, and it makes sense in the artistic development. It is not good to work with this distance.

HANS: I was part of the discussion and I thought the commission to design was interesting to do. In a way I put some effort into it… Yeah, I thought how to develop it…
In a way it was part of the workshop…  I do not see as strong division as it was discussed here.

PERNILLE: we all were busy when Hans worked with posters. I was disappointed that you Jorge did not say anything what was going wrong until it was ready.

JORGE: Since you – Umbrella commissioned Hans, I though it was too late for me saying anything. Anyway it was a deal between Hans and Umbrella. I did not have an opportunity to discuss. No time or choice for conceptual discussion. It was too late for this kind of discussions.

NOMEDA: it means that we have to find time to follow the process, to meet and discuss and make planning. It’s a new process and we have to leave space to discuss things in the process.

PERNILLE: maybe it is lack of time or lack of set appointments for discussions.

JORGE: we are discussing about the artistic pieces developed during the week. We had enough of communication or enough of appointments. I do not believe, that making hard planning is only the way.

INGVILD: we are working in a physical building within this reality and we are not aware, that we are interrupting library work. We realized that we live in a small society and we have to take this learning. But I would like to stress the use of pictures in the website now. We have to agree on the use, before the publishing it on the web.

NOMEDA: Jorge, participants have right to ask how this content of the workshop will be distributed and represented.

KRISTIN: we have to know what pictures are for the archive and if you put them on the internet. And on what conditions.

JORGE: it was important to visit the archives and get development of the process going, that would make reading how the picture galleries are build of archives cultures.
Now there are new galleries on this project and it was said, that this workshop works within the framework of the archive cultures project.

NOMEDA: but nevertheless the usage of the images should be discussed.

STIG TOMMY: I did not checked the archive cultures website yet. For me it’s not clear how these images will be used. I know that pictures are always abused and it’s not safe to be on the internet. I have to object my participation if I am a part of the ARA.

PERNILLE: I will talk about the reference room. We got inspired by the people that inspired mental boxes, where line goes between collecting and archiving and even becomes mania. The walls chart relationships between different things, it looks like a system but it’s not. It is inspired by the film “A beautiful mind”.

KRISTIN: I found a desk and in a drawer I found belongings of a one women and suddenly all  the questions came up to me. I decided that project would  be about the questions. I made a poster and those questions people can vote, what I should do with the desk. So this is a model for a web work.

JORGE: For me this is exactly the model for collaboration! It was a good idea not to develop too much for this time. I have an offer from Kristin to use archive cultures web to make these kind of pools and questions. To make another kind of step that would further your development on the different level.

about interview with Lian:
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Stig Tommy: For me it was interesting that you saw this potential between three of us (Ingvild, Kristin and me) to engage with collaborative project and go to visit Lian. It made me more laid back I would say.

GU: is it any possibility to continue?

Stig Tommy: I have another project as priority now. I like Lian, but now it feels I have  to put this project a side to get distance, as it feels I do not want to work with  this material at the moment

Kristin: Myself, I do not see possibility working together in collaboration within this project.

Jorge: It would be very important to have the film and your questions at the archive cultures project.

about ARA used for the sign system:
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Hans: the ARA as a title was suggested by Ingvild.
I kind of liked it, as it sounded like if its ARA doing archiving and inviting people to see the archive workshop display. It sounded not boring, but exciting, so we could hope to get people to see it.

Stig Tommy: if I would known it was a joke,  then… now it’s funny, I do not think it’s serious

Nomeda: So, maybe this disorder in a library could be considered
as conceptual thing arranged by ARA – archives revolutionary army, not by you? So then it’s OK with librarian?

Pernille: I agree that it is conceptual gesture.

Jorge: I admit I did not provoke discussion on poster and my joke on ARA – archives revolutionary army was understood in a literal way. So I have to be provocative even more in a future. BTW I liked Hans intervention, the warning tape around the door to give an alarm or sign for an emergency in a middle of organized library. It gives a sense to the room.

Nomeda: this discussion once again proves the necessity to discuss while we are all in the process of making.

Archive Cultures October 25th, 2005

Archive Cultures workshop by Jorge Blasco Gallardo.

That is the objective of the workshop

The warehouses of the museums, the archives in general, are visited by
investigators and commissioners looking for documents that illustrate
what exhibition they develop wants to narrate. But those structures –
archive, stores, etc.- already narrate something. The workshop
proposes its participants to approach without a preconceived discourse
to documentary groups. That cultural heritage is not the image that
illustrates the pretext, is the pretext of participants own work to
elaborate their own project.

The workshop:

1. – To describe the project as included in a genealogy of scientists,
managers and artists who have used these strategies as support. The way
in which usually exhibition removes documents and object from archives
and warehouses, the ideological implications of this act and the
possible alternatives to the habitual tendency.

2. – To describe the birth of the project, and his structure as a
project in course that, at the moment, receives orders of institutions
to exhibit its cultural files according with the project’s concept.

3. – To describe the structure of team of independent professionals
united in each edition of the project and how they work.

4. – To analyze the material edited by the project: bulletins, books
and last and future productions.

5. – To describe relation of the project with Internet and free
software collaborating with the artist Daniel G. Andújar.
www.culturasdearchivo.org

The fundamental point of discussion in the workshop is election and
detection of possible spaces of collaboration in Trondheim, since the
participants are the main judges of their surroundings, as well as the
justification of that decision which is fundamental for the development
of the workshop.

Afterwords, a project based on the material selected from local archives
is to be done.
The resultant material will be suitable to be consulted in a reference
table, so that it can be donated to collaborating institutions as
future consult material.

grandma dessert October 24th, 2005

a recipe of grandma dessert by Stig Tommy first tested during KIT fish party

KIT fish party October 24th, 2005

2 recipes on how to cook a very big fish, mixed by Rina Charlott and Morten N.

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whale_party   whale_party

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Staats arkiv Trondheim October 17th, 2005

Archive Cultures workshop at Staats arkiv Trondheim

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Archive Cultures workshop at Staats arkiv October 17th, 2005

Archive Cultures workshop visits Staats arkiv Trondheim

staats arkiv Trondheim   Staats arkiv Trondheim

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staats arkiv Trondheim  staats arkiv Trondheim
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Police archive October 16th, 2005

Archive Cultures workshop at police archive in Trondheim.

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Police archive October 16th, 2005

Archive Cultures workshop visits Police archive in Trondheim

police archive   police archive

police archive   police archive

AC at police archive   AC at police archive

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Reference room October 15th, 2005

Reference room at the library of KIT, NTNU

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Carnival at pro-test lab September 24th, 2005

Carnival at pro-test lab Vilnius by Cathrine, Linda, Hans Christian, Morten N.

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Carnival at pro-test lab September 24th, 2005

Last supper by Cathrine and Linda and streaming between Vilnius and Falmouth by Hans Christian and Morten N., visuals by Rut Rut [Vilnius]

last supper at pro-test lab   last supper at pro-test lab

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Carnival at pro-test lab September 24th, 2005

Carnival at pro-test lab, Vilnius. Last supper by Cathrine and Linda and streaming session between Vilnius and Falmouth by Hans Christian and Morten N., visuals by Rut Rut [Vilnius]

carnival at pro-test lab   carnival at pro-test lab

carnival at pro-test lab   carnival at pro-test lab

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pro-test lab workshop in Vilnius September 20th, 2005

Thursday Sept.22 – Monday Sept.26
Workshop Trip to Vilnius: Pro-test Lab, BMW, Siren…

More at: www.nugu.lt/intermedia/vilnius

About Workshop Trip to Vilnius

It is a trip that is organized as an open framework offering DIY possibilities, encounters, meetings and discussions. It very much up to you and us how we organize it. What Vilnius site offers to you is much more than being flaneur in a turbulent merge of Soviet baroque and baroque baroque, meeting of utopian modernism, wild nature and agriculture in the city. It the encounter with post-soviet condition enlightened with of wild west and social democracy, at last it is the last chance to take part in the privatisation process of the city. Pro-test lab at the cinema “LIETUVA” will be your home during the exploration of cultural and political life in Vilnius, that would offer you during the weekend vertex of realities from opening of the BMW: The 9th Baltic Triennial of International Art to closing down the biggest cinema in the country “LIETUVA”.
Pro-test at the cinema “LIETUVA” suggesting place for screenings, talks, cooking, presentations, relaxing, sound or visual sessions, performance, taking the breaks and doing manifestations not yet mentioned here or elsewhere.

About the Pro-test Lab
Pro-test Lab project initiated by Nomeda & Gediminas Urbonas is conceived as a site that generates artistic production with a strategy to intervene the privatization process and the spekuliation of the real estate in Vilnius. Working with idea “reclaiming the public space” Pro-test lab is aiming to preserve one of the last public and cultural spaces in the city by launching the support campaign through the art project. Organized with a joined efforts of various groups, individual coming from neighbourhoods, architecture and film circles, art schools and universities, underground and independent culture Pro-test lab raises the voice of solidarity between the people.

More at : www.vilma.cc/LIETUVA

The Lithuanian artists Nomeda and Gediminas Urbonas, have worked together since 1997 on projects which all deal with Lithuanian society in the post-communist age. Through an interview made by the Dutch critic and activist Geert Lovink, they introduce the context of their on-going project Pro-Test Lab and give an insight into the multifaceted experiments carried out within this bustling laboratory. Pro-Test Lab
addresses the current brutal privatisation process of public spaces in Lithuania. It aims to save the last independent cinema in Vilnius, Cinema Lietuva, from demolition by generating all available forms of protests and actions.

READ MORE: An interview of Nomeda and Gediminas Urbonas by Geert Lovink
http://www.networkcultures.org/weblog/archives/
2005/06/hacking_public.html

http://www.populism2005.com/index.asp?sivu=50&menu1=8&menu2=14
READ MORE: Pro-Test Lab Actions: Summer schedule –>
http://www.populism2005.com/index.asp?sivu=51&menu1=8&menu2=14

About the BMW
The 9th Baltic Triennial of International Art entitled “BMW” will open on Friday Septmeber 23 from 18.00.
Curators: Sofia Hernández Chong Cuy, Raimundas Malasauskas, Alexis Vaillant.
Highly profitable black markets not only – paradoxically – emerge within the economy as a result of enforcing strict sanctions in trade politics but are also the shadowy underside of legal economics and in this sense constitutive for the “official” economic system. The Triennial intends to explore artistic practices referring to the topic of the project. It aims to discuss the links between authorized and forbidden economic exchange and with that the interventions between marginalized and “official” fields. The structure of the Triennial adapts to the model of double structures. The main exhibition will take place the Contemporary Art Centre (CAC) in Vilnius while a second exhibition parallel in time will be presented in the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) in London and will correspond with that in Vilnius. The project will invite around 50 artists from more than 15 countries. In order to open up a new field of discussions about the topic, artists or collaborations of artists are encouraged to produce site-specific work for both of the exhibition venues, which shall enter dialogue and offer different perspectives on the phenomenon of black markets. The Triennial includes different formats and sites of presentations: Exhibition of art works, artistic interventions in the city of Vilnius as well as screenings of artists’ films in CAC’s own TV program (broadcasted on TV1 television channel in Lithuania). Debates, lectures and a seminar as well as a printed publication accompany the exhibition and will provide further background information and theoretical discussions about the artistic practices and the topic of the Triennial.
 
More at : www.blackmarketworlds.lt

Extra to this there are two meetings considered with:
Peter Watkins, most neglected major filmmaker at work today
More info at: http://www.mnsi.net/~pwatkins/
http://film.guardian.co.uk/features/
featurepages/0,4120,1524233,00.html

And
Raimundas Malasauskas, curator of BMW and producer of CACtv
A talk or TV/dinner?
More info at: www.cac.lt/tv

workshops September 10th, 2005

during 2006 following workshops are planed:
Teaching the teachers,
Archive Cultures by Jorge Blasco Gallardo,
Regina Moller,
tv workshow by Raimundas Malasauskas

scallops May 14th, 2005

a recipe by Gunnila

Ingredients for raw, marinated scallops with herb salad:

For 4 people you need 6 scallops

Marinade:
1 sjalott onion
½ teaspoon finely chopped garlic
½ teaspoon finely chopped red chili
1 lime
½ dl good olive oil
1 tablespoon walnut oil
salt and a little pepper
fresh coriander
fresh herbs, e.g. parsley, coriander, dill
lettuces e.g. lollo rosso, roccola or crispie

What to do:
Open and clean the scallops. Only the white muscle is used. Leave in cold water for 15 minutes, dry on kitchen paper. Keep cool until ready for use.

Marsinade:
Put the chili in a dish along with the sjalott onion and the garlic. Grate the green lime peel into the same dish as the sjalott onion, the garlic and the chili. Squeeze the lime and add the lime-juice, the olive oil and the nut oil to the onion and chili mixture.  Add salt and pepper to taste and fresh coriander.

Herb salad
Wash a selection of lettuce and fresh herbs, shake well and  place on kitchen paper to absorb the water. Slice the scallop muscles into thin strips and put the portions onto plates. Drip a little of the marinade over the scallops and the rest over the salad. Serve in portions. Grind fresh black pepper over the scallops just before serving.

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Steamed scallops with cream sauce and fried broccoli

For 4 people you need

6 scallops
1 finely chopped sjalott onion
1 tablespoon butter
1 dl white wine
1 dl water
salt and pepper

Fried broccoli
250 gr. Broccoli in small bouquets
3 teaspoons of salt
1 ½ l. Water
½ finely chopped garlic clove
1 finely chopped sjalott onion
½ teaspoon finely chopped red chili
1 tablespoon butter
1 dl cream
1 teaspoon chives

what to do
Open and clean the scallops, in this dish you use the spawn/milt and the white muscle. Place these in cold water for 15 minutes and dry on kitchen paper. Keep cool until ready to serve.
Fry the sjalott gently in butter until soft
Add white wine and boil half away, add water
Add the scallop muscles and the spawn/milt and cover.
Soak carefully at low heat for 2-3 minutes
Remove the scallops and the ‘caviar’/melke and keep warm.
Add the cream to the stock and heat until thick.
Add salt and pepper to taste, a few drops of lime and finely chopped chives

Broccoli
Boil the broccoli for one minute
Cool rapidly in cold water
Simmer the garlic, sjalott onion and chili in butter, add the broccoli and fry for 2 –3 minutes
Add salt and pepper to taste.
Cut the scallops into two or three strips and serve with the spawn/milt, sauce and broccoli. Decorate with chives.

fish soups April 14th, 2005

2 recipes of fish soup executed simultaneously by Cathrine and Marieke

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teaching the teachers February 14th, 2005

It’s an ongoing series of workshops in the kitchen.