CYBERFEST 2014: THE OTHER HOME (S)

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CYBERFEST 2014: THE OTHER HOME (S)

November 2014 — January 2015
St Petersburg, Moscow, Tokyo, Berlin, New York City

CYBERFEST is the original, biggest festival for tech based art in Russia. Founded in 2007, CYBERFEST expanded to Germany in 2013. In 2014, CYBERFEST reaches international levels by branching to 5 innovative cities on the Art & Tech frontier, strengthening cultural exchange among innovators.

In 2014, CYBERFEST «The Other Home (s)» explores the commonalities and differentiations among physical, emotional and cultural manifestations attached to the concept of «home».

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CYBERFEST 2014 – Tokyo – PATTERNS OF THE MIND

CYLAND / IVAN GOVORKOV / DANIIL FRANTS
“PATTERNS OF THE MIND”
Live Drawing, Pencil on Paper
(translated into 3d by CYLAND technology creator Daniil Frants)

Not a sketch, painted canvas, nor a performance – CYLAND artist Ivan Govorkov’s “Patterns of the Mind” is a hybrid between graphics, easel painting and action in the spirit of Abstract Expressionism or Late Surrealism. Drawn by the artist live in the exhibition space, viewers experience the composition alongside the artist as it comes from hand in 2D and is translated into 3D by accomplished technology teen wonder – CYLAND artist Daniil Frants.

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CYBERFEST 2013 in Berlin: Time and Place

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Held annually since 2007, CYBERFEST is the first and biggest festival for technologically based art in Russia. Growing over years to become a massive international event, CYBERFEST 2012 rose to include over 80 artists held across St Petersburg’s top institutions: The State Hermitage Museum, Peter and Paul Fortress, KURYOKHIN MODERN ART CENTER, POLIGRAF Art Hall, Borey Gallery, and the Gallery of Experimental Sound.

This year, CYBERFEST will be held in Berlin from November 12 to 17 – marking the first time this important event is held outside St Petersburg. This significant move was designed to strengthen the cultural exchange between Art and Technology creatives within Russia and their international counterparts.

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“CAPITAL OF NOWHERE” exhibition at Venice Biennale

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CAPITAL OF NOWHERE

New Media Artworks by Anna Frants, Elena Gubanova & Ivan Govorkov, Marina Koldobskaya, Vitaly Pushnitsky, Peter Belyi, Alexander Terebenin, Petr Shvetsov, Ludmila Belova, Alexandra Dementieva, Kurvenschreiber Collective

A collaboration between Cyland Foundation Inc., CYLAND MediaArtLab (St. Petersburg, Russia) & Centro Studi sulle Arti della Russia (CSAR, Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia, Italy). Curated by Silvia Burini & Matteo Bertelé (Assistant Curator)

Vernissage: May 31 (7 PM)
Dates: May 27 – July 10, 2013 (Press Preview: May 27)

Venue / Site: CFZ Ca’ Foscari Zattere / Cultural Flow Zone
Address: Zattere, Dorsoduro 1392, 30123 Venezia (Boat stop: Zattere)

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CYLAND at GOGOLFEST

Supported by Cyland Foundation Inc., a friendly team of artists and engineers of CYLAND Laboratory took part in famous GOGOLFEST together with participants of the last Cyberfest: Ryan WOLFE, Alexandra Dementieva, Anna FRANTS, Daniil FRANTS, Marina Alekseeva, Boris KAZAKOV, Hans TAMMEN, Mikhael A Crest Sator ArXeNeKrOHeN & Orlando Durando. Below there are photo impressions from passed Gogolfest (September 4th – 12th , 2010). Photo report by Anna FRANTS.

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Cyland video program in Norway

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On 27th December Cyland MediaArtLab will show special program of Russian video art “Nonnarative” in Norwegian gallery Rauland within the scope of AVE: ArtVideoExchange. Screenshots and list of participants could be found here.

Videos by the following authors will take part in this program: Escape group, Anna Kolosova, Sveta Mikhaylova, Soska group, Boris Kazakov, Masha Sha, Vladlena Gromova, Zer Good group, Olga Lovtsys, Anton Xlabov, Veronica Rudyeva-Ryazantseva.

Cyland Workshop for Japanese children

On July 9th Daniil and Anna Frants made a workshop with robot-toys for Japanese children in Amagi elementary school (Fukuoka, Japan). Children tear off “unnecessary” plastic parts of robot-toys, make new from papier-mache, stick it and paint. Look at few video recording from this workshop:

Cyland goes to Japan!

In the beginning of July Cyland MediaArtLab (Anna Frants and Marina Koldobskaya in particular) will arrange a number of presentations in Japan, Kurogava Inn Museum, Konya2023 gallery and elementary school of Fukuoka town. Here is a short plan and links:

CYLAND MediaArtLab – JAPAN PROGRAM
6th of July, Kyounosei No Sato (Kurogava Inn Museum)
Marina Koldobskaya – workshop, painting

9th of July, Amagi elementary school (Fukuoka)
Daniil and Anna Frants will present a workshop with robot-toys for japan children

10th of July, gallery Konya2023, Fukuoka
media system Drumpainting (Cyland MediaArtLab)
“Red Ice” performance, dance by Yoshiko Swain, painting by Kazunobu Yanagi

11th of July, Onrakukan
Russian night – “Drumpainting Brush Stroke”
www.onrakukan.com

“Sarcophagus, Ghanaian Style, or The funeral of a Dreamer”

May 4th 2005- May 28th 2005
Berliner Kunstprojekt gallery (Berlin)
“Sarcophagus, Ghanaian Style, or The funeral of a Dreamer”

SARCOPHAGUS, Ghanaian Style, or THE FUNERAL OF A DREAMER, curated by ANNA FRANTS.
Among hosts of inevitable events stored for every one living, none is so mystifying in its essence than the phenonmenon of death. Most cultures have religious and philosphic systems, rituals, and certain principles of social order that facilitate the living to accept the death of their neighbors. For Ghanaians, death is by no means a mournful event, but a logical completion of one’s life’s journey. The funeral is a feast in honor of a well-lived life and the coffin plays a special symbolic role in cermeonies. Continue reading ““Sarcophagus, Ghanaian Style, or The funeral of a Dreamer””

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