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Art News:
Townhouse in July 2012
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Townhouse in July 2012 / تاÙÙ ÙاÙس ÙÙ ÙÙÙÙ٠٢٠١٢
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June 30, Factory, 7 pm
Solid Urban Waste Project
Talk with Spanish collective Basurama and architect and urban planner Omar Nagati
In this talk the Spanish collective Basurama in collaboration with architect and urban planner Omar Nagati will explain the process and the results of the Solid Urban Waste - Cairo workshop, where participants explored the possibilities of solid waste as a primary resource in order to design and build prototypes. During the following week they will install the prototypes in Ard il-Liwa, Medinet Nasr and Abdin, temporarily transforming the urban landscape and actively engaging local residents, users and passer-bys in a critical spatial discourse between formal design interventions and informal modifications and adjustments.
Basurama is a collective dedicated to both cultural investigation and production. Born in the Madrid School of Architecture in 2001, Basurama focuses its research on productive processes with their consequent generation of waste residues and looks to creative possibilities to address this contemporary problem. Our intent is to study inherent phenomena of mass production of real and virtual trash in consumer society and to give a new vision that generates new attitudes and ways of thinking. Basurama researches the cracks found within the generation-consumption process that raise questions not only about how we exploit our resources, but also about how we conceive, work and perceive everyday life.
Omar Nagati is a Ph.D candidate and a practicing architect/urban planner. A graduate of Cairo University, he studied and taught at the University of British Columbia and University of California Berkeley, with a specific focus on informal urbanism. Nagati adopts an interdisciplinary approach to questions of urban history and design, and engages in a comparative analysis of urbanization processes in developing countries. He teaches Urban Design Studio at the Modern Sciences and Arts University, and has recently co-founded CLUSTER, a new platform for urban research and design initiatives downtown Cairo.
* The talk is organized by Elnamla Cultural Resources in collaboration with the Townhouse Gallery and the generous support of the Spanish Embassy in Egypt.
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July 1 – 3, Factory,
10 am – 9 pm
Project: Dreams' Time Capsule
By Eva Frapiccini
Townhouse Gallery has the pleasure to invite the public to participate in the last project of Eva Frapiccini’s residency; the Italian artist will install her mobile laboratory, Dream's Time Capsule, in the Factory Space on 1st, 2nd and 3rd of July.
Dreams’ Time Capsule is a temporary work of public art by Eva Frapiccini, curated by Elisa Tosoni. It is an inflatable structure with a seashell-like appearance, especially designed by the artist in collaboration with designer Michele Tavano. This is the first phase of materialisation of this process-based, participatory research project, aiming at tracing the evolution of states of dreaming of a largely international cross-section of society.
In fact, the work will be installed temporarily for a varying timeframe, and will be mobile: traveling with the artist in her luggage, it will make its appearance in a number of places worldwide touching six continents and lasting for a couple of years, until a substantial number of dreams are collected. Once the audio archive of dreams is completed, it will be sealed and re-opened by the artist, and analysed together with a team of researchers ten years later and then every dream will be sent back to the dreamers ten years later.
Dreams’ Time Capsule is inspired by dreams as traces of a collective imagery; it requires the participation and engagement of its visitors, who will remain anonymous, but will remain a part of a traveling international audio-archive.
After Cairo the structure will be hosted by Arkitekturmuseet and Botkyrka Konsthall/Fittja in Stockholm, Sweden in September 2012. The Dreams’ Time Capsule has been produced in Italy by Arkitekturmuseet (a partial funder).
All dreams are welcome in Egyptian, English, French... Dreams will be recorded through an audio-recorder, and every person will be alone inside the capsule, in respect of their privacy.
Artist Statement
Eva Frapiccini's practice questions both her own cultural identity, and that of the generations spanning from the 1940s to the 1980s. As she attempts to trace a collective memory, Frapiccini’s method involves the systematic research and analysis of archival materials (images, films, objects and texts), as well as the collection of testimonies.
By taking documents out of their original contexts to tell a new true story, or by creating believable fictional characters with their own apparatuses of fake documentation and specimens, Frapiccini appropriates recent history and socio-cultural developments, as well as art history, literary history and the history of science. The artist attempts to deconstruct the appearance of reliability and the ethics behind our systems of knowledge and belief by unmasking spaces such as the media, libraries and museums, attempting a new definition of what could truly be considered "auctoritas." Her often collaborative practice moves harmoniously from advertising campaigns to dance performances, from photography to sound installation, from public art intervention to sculptural installations, from film to exhibition-making.
Frapiccini is currently focusing on a research project exploring the borders of collective imaginations found in different cultures through people's descriptions of dreams. Stemming from an interest in the Jungian theory of the collective unconscious, she aims to trace the changes archetypical images by collecting audio recordings of dreams throughout her travels, which inform her ongoing project, “Dreams’Time Capsule.”
For more information:
www.dreamstimecapsule.wordpress.com
www.evafrapiccini.com
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www.dreamstimecapsule.wordpress.com
www.evafrapiccini.com
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July 8 – August 1, Opening 7pm
First Floor Gallery
Exhibition
The Pick 5
Artists: Nazly Abaza, Salma Abed, Gehad Enwar, Mostafa Gad, Ahmed Shawky, Mahmoud Tarek, Sama Waly
Curated by Saba3aktouber
With Space for Contemporary Art
For three weeks in July, seven artists who are current students or recent graduates from Cairo universities will come together in the First Floor Gallery for “The Pick 5,” Townhouse’s semi-annual survey of emerging artists.
Unlike past years, this iteration of the Pick was not curated around a particular medium, theme or specific university course. The selected artists represent media including painting, sound, video, performance, animation, photography and textiles; and engage with diverse themes from the nostalgia of intimate, partially obscured memories to political issues of sacrifice, power and control.
“The Pick 5” was curated by Saba3aktouber, a loose collective of artists and writers based in Cairo who have weekly conversations (usually about art) that are recorded and put on the internet. Earlier in 2011, one of those conversations focused on the phenomenon of the “young artist” show. From “Younger than Jesus” at the Whitney to a myriad of examples closer to home, exhibitions framed by labels like “youth,” “student” and “emerging” (including this one) are too numerous to count. But how useful are these labels really in bringing work together? Is it still worth it to pay attention to them anymore?
The members of Saba3aktouber spent weeks discussing these questions amongst themselves. After selecting the participating artists based on a system of referrals from professors and working artists in the city, Saba3aktouber talked to the artists about these questions too, during a three-week open studio and critique period organized in collaboration with the Space for Contemporary Art prior to the opening. The curated conversations that result serve to frame an exhibition that gives a fragmentary snapshot of artists just embarking on their careers.
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