WHAT a new exibition about Futurism and art movements reacting to Futurism: Cubism, Vorticism, and Russian Cubo-Futurism
WHO the exibition includes works of Boccioni, Picasso, Nevinson, Braque, Leger, Malevich, and Duchamp
WHY to celebrate the centenary of this innovative art movement
WHERE at Tate Modern, Bankside, London SE1 9TG
WHEN from 12 June to 20 September 2009; open Sunday/Thursday 10.00–18.00; open Friday and Saturday 10.00–22.00; last admission into exhibitions 17.15 (Friday and Saturday 21.15)
More information about Tate exibition: http://www.tate.org.uk/modern/exhibitions/futurism/default.shtm
and about Futurism:
http://www.scuderiequirinale.it/canale.asp?id=806 (Italian)
http://www.arteconomy24.ilsole24ore.com/news/2009/05/28/43_B.php (Italian)
http://www.unknown.nu/futurism/ (English)
Categories: Boccioni · Futurism · Futurismo · Katyuscia Carta · Marinetti · Nevinson · london · modern art · scuderie del Quirinale · tate modern
Tagged: Boccioni, contemporaty art in london, Cubism, Cubismo, Cubo-Futurism, Furism, Futurismo, Katyuscia Carta, Marinetti, Nevinson, scuderie del Quirinale, tate modern, Vorticism, Vorticismo
Saturday 9 May 2009, the filmaker, painter and curator of film programs, Hannes Schüpbach presented at Tate Modern Auditorium his six cinematic oeuvres.
These works named “Spin”, “Verso”, “L’Atelier”, “Portrait mariage”, “Toccata” and “Falten” are silent color films, where the images come one after the other spaced out by short moments of black. We can see this use of black as interruption, also, among images in his canvases by the series Exposition III (Wendungen) (1995). During the films, the black interruptions and the perfect silent help the spectator keep the attention on the images, that narrate a story not as a film but as memory fragments or photos.
An other typical element, in the Schüpbach films, is the presence of textile fabrics. He often lingers on big pieces of textile fabrics, moved and mould by the air.
The artist has elaborated a personal style that makes his films an effective medium to communicate his poetic minds.
Categories: Hannes Schupbach · Katyuscia Carta · arte · design · london · modern art
Tagged: Cinema Elements, contemporaty art in london, esposizioni, film, Hannes Schupbach, Katyuscia Carta, london museum, lyrical film diary, mostre a londra, Reina Sofia, Starr Auditorium, Tate Modern London, www.tate.org.uk/modern/
