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        Projects of co-workers 
		  Video večer / Video Evening #16: 
         Exquisite Corpse Video Project (ECVP) 
          Screening and talk 
        Tuesday, October 29, 2013 at 7 pm 
          Photon Gallery, Trg prekomorskih brigad 1, Ljubljana 
  We  are informing you about the exhibition project of Kolektiva Institute,  co-organized by Vesna Bukovec, SCCA-Ljubljana's webmaster.  
               In the sixteenth Video Evening KOLEKTIVA is presenting the international video collages Exquisite Corpse Video Project (ECVP). Join us for the screening and a talk with the iniciator and coordinator of the project Brazilian artist and curator Kika Nicolela and participating artist from Slovenia Pila Rusjan. 
  
The project coordinated by: Kika Nicolela (BR) 
Participating: Alexandra Buhl (DK), Alicia Felberbaum (GB), Ana Moravi & Dellani Lima (BR), Anders Weberg (SE), Brad Wise (US), Caroline Breton (FR), Christian Leduc (CA), Gabriel Soucheyre (FR), Jan Hakon Erichsen (NO), John Pirard (BE), Jorge Lozano (CO/CA), Joshua & Zachary Sandler (US), Joy Whalen (US), Kika Nicolela (BR), Lucas Bambozzi (BR), Mads Ljungdahl (DK), Marty McCutcheon (US), Niclas Hallberg (SE), Nung-Hsin Hu (TW), Pedro Reis (PT), Per E. Riksson (SE), Pila Rusjan (SI), Simone Stoll (DE), Sojin Chun (KR/CA), Stina Pehrsdotter (SE), Ulf Kristiansen (NO), Ulysses Castellanos (SV/CA) 
  
            Screening list: 
            
              - ECVP Volume 01, Corpse#8 (2008), 10’23”
 
              - ECVP Volume 01, Corpse#9 (2008), 10’15”
 
              - ECVP Volume 02, Narratives (2009), 09’57”
 
              - ECVP Volume 04, Porn/Politics (2013), 20′
 
             
            Approximate running time: 50 minutes 
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            About the project 
            The Exquisite Corpse Video Project (ECVP) is a unique video   collaboration among artists from various parts of the world, inspired by   the Surrealist creation method, the “Exquisite Corpse”. Using the   semi-blind, sequential method of the surrealists’ game, ECVP   participants create video art in response to the final seconds of the   previous member’s work. Each member is asked to incorporate these   seconds into their piece, creating transitions as they please, until   everyone’s vision is threaded together into an instigating final   “corpse.” Rather than providing a unitary linear narrative, in the   project each individual artist interrogates — permeated by the diverse   cultural backgrounds — a number of genres, tendencies and strategies,   engaging in performative, documental, conceptual and poetic modes of   representation, utilizing the characteristics of participatory platforms   and new communication technology. The project is coordinated by the   Brazilian artist Kika Nicolela since 2008 and has had the participation   of over 80 international artists so far, divided in 4 volumes and   several videos. The new installment of the project, ECVP Volume   4, is having its world premiere at the Photon Gallery in Ljubljana, and   proposes the theme Porn/Politics as a frame for the creation of the   videos. 
            “…I also conclude that this group delineates the digital culture   in which we live, a culture no longer fragmented like the post-modern   one, but shattered and precarious in regards to the creation of meaning.   The Exquisite Corpse Video Project introduces us to this new world,   mimicking its intrinsic shattering and precariousness, while   simultaneously generating new meanings for the contemporary experience.” 
              excerpt of essay Digital Blind Date (2009) by Juliana Monachesi 
          
            
More info: 
 
Photon Gallery 
              Centre  for Contemporary Photography of Central and South East Europe 
Trg prekomorskih brigad 1, 1000 Ljubljana 
t: +386 (0)59 977 907 
www.photon.si 
Opening time: Mon.-Fri.: 12am - 6pm  
       Video Evening #16 
       Production:  Photon Gallery 
              Co-production: Kolektiva Institute, Kika Nicolela & participating artists 
 Video večer  / Video Evening is a periodical event organized by Vesna Bukovec and Metka  Zupanič from Kolektiva Institute in which we screen video selections prepared  by various invited artists, curators, institutions, asociations and festivals.  
            [Published October 22, 2013] 
              
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