Bastet is being screened as part of Møteplasser project at Oslo Central Station between 6 July and 6 August. Other videos on show are Underströmmar by Carolina Jonsson and Roadmovie by My Lindh. The screening is part of Rom for Kunst programme of exhibitions in public spaces in Norway. Curated by twochange.
Oslo Centralstation façade. Illumination by light designer Kurt Hermansen.
On May 14-16th I’m representing the Lebanese art organisation 98weeks at No Soul For Sale festival in the Turbine Hall at Tate Modern. The event celebrates Tate Modern’s 10th birthday and is curated by Maurizio Cattelan, Cecilia Alemani and Massimiliano Gioni.
Lucid was shown at Linnagalerii/Kunsthalle Tallinn on 27th March as part of Rain of Down programme of video performances curated by Kaarina Ormio.
I’m taking part in a series of screenings at Wimbledon Space curated by Terry Smith. Click here for more details. My video is on Monday 8th March as part of Four Corners programme.
Bastet will be shown in an exhibition at Arsenal Gallery in Poznan, Poland taking place between 7th May and 6th June 2010 as part of The Pursuit of Happiness project involving 35 international artists.
Bastet was also selected for the competition program of the 13th International Video Festival VIDEOMEDEJA which takes place on December 11 -13th in Museum of Contemporary Art of Vojvodina, Novi Sad, Serbia.
Bastet was part of the compilation selected by Athens Video Festival to be screened in Athens central Metro station (Syntagma) on 27th-29th November 2009 as part of World’s AIDS Day events.
Image: Badseed via Wikipedia Commons
Bastet will be shown as part of the launch of The Pursuit of Happiness project and publication at the This Is Not A Gateway Festival, 4.00-6.30pm, 24th October, Kobi Nazrul Centre, 30 Hanbury Street (near Brick Lane), East London.
In the last week of September myself and 3 other artists (aka Continental Breakfast): Amelie Scalercio (Australia), Lynette Bester (South Africa) and Marie Snauwaert (Belgium) were artists-in-residence at Brisons Veor Trust seaside cottage, near St Just on the west coast of Cornwall.
The result of our collaboration was a performative installation involving the public presented as part of This weekend…? – a series temporary site-specific public art events commissioned by BOSarts and curated by Ruth Goodning and Veronica Vickery. More info on the project’s website.
