Exhibition

Colombian video art in "post-conflict" times. Kurator Rex's Greatest Hits

23 Mar 2017 – 29 Mar 2017

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Thursday
10:00 – 18:00
Friday
10:00 – 18:00
Saturday
10:00 – 18:00
Sunday
10:00 – 18:00
Tuesday
10:00 – 18:00
Wednesday
10:00 – 18:00

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Free Entry / Freier Eintritt / Entrada gratis

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Berlin, Germany

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In "post-conflict" times:
Colombian video art.
63 artist and 75 videos conceptualized through 8 amazing playlists ready for your eyes.

About

This year we aim to collect the greatest hits of Kurator Rex. On one side we have: "54 video-cañonazos of the post-conflict", an unforgettable Colombian video art program focusing on utopia & post-conflict. And on the other side we have: “The wanderer's infinite step”, a breathtaking special edition of Colombian video art focusing on migration which includes some of the best experimental-audiovisual pieces of work of Colombian artists in Germany in the last 10 years. Both programs include an extensive selection of 63 artist and 75 videos conceptualized through 8 amazing playlists ready for your eyes. 

Videoart program by Julián Santana

Free Entry / Freier Eintritt / Entrada gratis

 

SIDE A
54 "VIDEO-CAÑONAZOS” OF THE POST-CONFLICT
COLOMBIAN VIDEO ART ON UTOPIA & POST-CONFLICT. VOL 1.

Originally entitled as "Psychic Response Strategy", this is a selection of Colombian video art that arises from the expectation raised by the probability of accessing a special category, a social welfare state called "Post-conflict".

Faced with the sensitivity that is required to process a complex and massive event like the one announcing the post-conflict in Colombia, the proposed program of video art, which consists of a compilation of audiovisual projects of Colombian artists from different generations, not only presents a social memory or sequences of fiction, but also constitutes true psychic states that, through metaphors, become valuable documents of a social and human conflict.

SIDE B
THE WANDERER'S INFINITE STEP
COLOMBIAN VIDEO ART ON MIGRATION. VOL 1. 

Here, two selections of video arts produced by Colombian artists in Germany are put together. Some are pausing to discuss the architecture (Kellerreinigungsservice) while others get through asking what is their place as individuals in the middle of the scenery (nach Hause fahren).

"Kellerreinigungsservice" (basement cleaning-service). The basement is the dark side of the house, ideal to make corpses disappear, unforgotten ones as well as those which embarrass us. Bunkers, tombs, monuments, museums, a basement gladly receives a free cleaning-service facing the look of an unknown visitor, tourists, adventurers, foreign students and immigrants.

Kellerreinigungsservice is also the exercise of conserving a hypothetical and spontaneous "open-air museum" inside Germany. If we displace this reflective matter into the actual demand to preserve an infinite social memory in Colombia, we will agree to refresh those ideas of the museum, monument and conservation which we maintain immersed in the formalin of modernity, but yet alive and democratic in the face of the dialogue which is ideally expected of the construction of the public, rather by means of a city than by means of social and territorial more ambitious restructuring like the one announcing the post-conflict.

"Nach Hause fahren" (driving home). The advantage of living in a permanent drive home is that the we can always get rid of what disturbs us halfway without any option to store it in the basement. In these moments of introspection and reflection while you direct yourself from one point to another, you keep thinking if you want to change or if it is possible to assimilate, you also notice if you are the way you have been told, if you resemble what you see or if you would better hide to continue your journey later on.

https://www.panoramacolombia.com/videoart

What to expect? Toggle

CuratorsToggle

Julian Santana

Exhibiting artistsToggle

Ana María Millán

Gustavo Gutierrez

Jonhatan Acevedo

Akiro Hellgart

Luisa Roa

Pablo Correa Gonzalez

Mario Opazo

Alexander Rios

Juan Pablo Echeverry

Santiago Lemus

Carlos Guzmán

Edinson Javier Quiñones

Leonel Vásquez

Diego Alejandro Garzón

Fenando Pertúz

Melisa Palacio López

Luis Ortiz

Miguel Jara

Diana Menestrey

Andres Felipe Castaño

Natalia Castaneda

Carolina Pinzón

Maria Angelica Madero

Fernando Arias

Tatyana Zambrano

Mauricio Ramirez

Esteban Rivera

Katherine León

Claudia Salamanca

Miguel Angel Rojas

Adriana Pineda

Luisa Botero

Juan Camilo González

Adrian Villa

Evi Krukenhauser

Edwin Sanchez

Leo Carreño

Roberto Ochoa

Raquel Solórzano

Javier Bernal-Arevalo

Daniel Poveda

Jose María Rubio

Juliana Góngora

Catalina Gómez Rueda

Elkin Calderón

Valery Rojas

Andres Sandoval Alba

Ginna Velez

Silvia Ospina

Wilson Diaz

Siu Vásquez

Diego Aguilar

Martha Hincapié Charry

Camilo Sanabria

Simon Hernández

Miguel Hernández

Andrés Felipe Uribe

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