Showing posts with label STRUCTURAL CONVERSATION. Show all posts
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Sunday, December 8, 2013

SAMURAI # 4 THE DAY I CAME TO TELL YOU







RELATED VITAMIN 032 (III/-) 



12. For each work of art that becomes physical there are many variations that do not.

13. A work of art may be understood as a conductor from the artist's mind to the viewer's. But it may never reach the viewer, or it may never leave the artist's mind.

14. The words of one artist to another may induce an idea chain, if they share the same concept.

15. Since no form is intrinsically superior to another, the artist may use any form, from an expression of words (written or spoken) to physical reality, equally.

16. If words are used, and they proceed from ideas about art, then they are art and not literature; numbers are not mathematics.

Sol Lewitt
Sentences on conceptual art

WE BRING YOU THE COFFEE




LLLL ART AGENCY
AT
PROJECT KUNSTALL TRONDHEIM
CURATOR HELENA HOLMBERG








WE BRING YOU THE COFEE


Helena Holmberg directed INDEX artprogram in Stockholm for 10 years. She saw the chance to develope her ideas leading a new art concept in the city of Trondheim, Project Kunsthall. The idea is to have a space that shows Contemporary Art in the city. Nowadays the Kunsthall hast taken a space in the center of town, 200 m2, divided into a lobby space, a big showroom and a private studio for Artists Residents. The space is however temporary, since Kunsthall will be moving to a larger space soon. Temporary also works for art. Colonizing spaces and minds is the idea of the ideas.

During October, we saw the work of Sound and Videoartist Hong-Kai Wang from Taiwan, and Videoart from Ex-Yugoslavia from the 70´s, Serbian Artist Nesa Paripovic.

This conversation is part of the STRUCTURAL BASIS of FROZEN HEAT,
ONLINE ARTSHOWS (2014-2015) upcoming art series curated by LLLL as satellites of LAPIEZA ART SERIES.



http://kunsthalltrondheim.no/program
http://www.indexfoundation.se/scripts/Page.asp?id=2
https://www.google.no/search?q=Nesa+Paripovic&rlz=1C1ASUT_noNO564NO564&espv=210&es_sm=93&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=oI2XUtP2FuXOygOSn4DIAQ&ved=0CAkQ_AUoAQ&biw=1366&bih=666
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xdclyh_nesa-paripovic-promesses-du-passe_creation
http://www.zavod-parasite.si/eng/archives/777
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxuU99vtQGY
http://www.w-h-k.net/projects.html
http://www.moma.org/interactives/exhibitions/2013/soundings/artists/14/works/


RELATED VITAMIN 002 (II/-)

It was a mistake to invent modern architecture for the 20th century; architecture disappeared in the 20th century; we have been reading a footnote under a microscope hoping it would turn into a novel; our concern for the masses has blinded us to People's Architecture. Junkspace seems an aberration, but it is essence, the main thing... product of the encounter between escalator and air conditioning, conceived in an incubator of sheetrock (all three missing from the history books). Continuity is the essence of Junkspace; it exploits any invention that enables expansion, deploys the infrastructure of seamlessness: escalator, air conditioning, sprinkler, fire shutter, hot-air curtain... It is always interior, so extensive that you rarely perceive limits; it promotes disorientation by any means (mirror, polish,echo)... Junkspace is sealed, held together not by structure, but by skin, like a bubble. Gravity has remained constant, resisted by the same arsenal since the beginning of time; but air conditioning - invisible medium, therefore unnoticed - has truly revolutionized architecture. Air conditioning has launched the endless building. If architecture separates buildings, air conditioning unites them. Air conditioning has dictated mutant regimes of organization and coexistence that leave architecture behind. A single shopping center now is the work of generations of space planners, repairmen and fixers, like in the middle ages; air conditioning sustains our cathedrals. (Unwittingly, all architects may be working on the same building, so far separate, but with hidden receptors that will eventually make it cohere.) Because its costs money, is no longer free, conditioned space inevitably becomes conditional space; sooner or later all conditional space turns into Junkspace.


Rem Koolhaas JUNKSPACE

https://www.facebook.com/OMA.AMO?fref=ts

Anto Lloveras Lapieza Relational Art Series Marisa Caminos Kunsthall Trondheim Helena HolmbergNy kommunedelplan for kunst og kultur i Trondheim
 — conAnto Lloveras y Lapieza Relational Art Series.











Saturday, December 7, 2013

OSLO-TRONDHEIM TRIP 2013



LLLL ART AGENCY
STUDIO FREDRIK LUND
OSLO-TRONDHEIM TRIP 2013


LLLL ART AGENCY




We walk randomly around the center of Oslo, we transit through gorgeous architectural scenarios. The center of the Norwegian artscene shows a mixture of romanticism and ratioanalism. We stop at Litterturhuset for a coffee, lots of smiles and people enjoying great food. We walk up the hill to check The Vigeland park and down again to visit the museum of architecture designed by Sverre Fehn, the only norwegian pritzker Price.

We walk around models and installations, where cool emerging norwegian architects under 40 show their latest ideas. Fredrik Lund was twice represented in this show, before he reached his forties, a unique case. We walk the streets again buying ice creams and sparkling water, walking along the Oslo government buildings and arrived at the harbor, next to the Snøhetta studio. We smoke by the water and talk about the current works.

A day later, we are travelling together across the country, passing mythical mountains, and stopping for dinner at the most traditional restaurants, tasting the moose and deer burgers by the national road, across the great park of Rondane. The dinner saloon is very old fashioned, we sit surrounded by stuffed weasels. As we leave the area, we stop briefly at the concrete architecture by his colleague Carl-Viggo Holmebakk, and catch the amazing views to the mountains we will soon be crossing.

Already in the city of Trondheim, we visit Fredriks artist's atelier at the NTNU, here he developes his professorship in architectural teachings, teaching as art. We know Fredrik now for ten years. Fredrik loves to visit Madrid, and to spend hours at the Reina Sofia Museum, studying the spanish and american masters in abstractions from the sixties. We have travelled to Cuenca together, where there is also a great collection of Spanish abstract painters, all surrounded by amazing landscapes, Fredriks main inspiration for his art. The fresh air and the view.

Just by framing the view the whole architectural concept has started, and that is the potential of the architecture of Lund, the empathy with the surroundings and the absolute control of the human activity that will happen inside the wooden walls. We are now ready to make dinner, another daily ritual, where Fredrik acts as guardian of the wonders of hot potatoes with butter and several fresh fish on a warm pan. While we eat in silence, we understand the ritual.



This conversation is part of the STRUCTURAL BASIS of FROZEN HEAT,
ONLINE ARTSHOWS (2014-2015) upcoming art series curated by LLLL
as satellites of LAPIEZA ART SERIES.




http://studiofredriklund.blogspot.no/
http://www.kunstnerneshus.no/kunst/
http://www.litteraturhuset.no/
http://www.vigeland.museum.no/en/vigeland-park
http://www.nasjonalmuseet.no/en/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Sverre-Fehn/382608751854928
http://www.pritzkerprize.com/
http://nasjonalmuseet.no/en/?module=EventCalendar%3Baction%3DEvent.publicOpen%3BID%3D1510&template=exhibitionView_en
http://snohetta.com/
http://www.rondane-dovrefjell.no/steder/reisemal/
http://www.holmebakk.no/sohlbergplassen/photos.html
http://www.museoreinasofia.es/
http://www.march.es/arte/cuenca/coleccion/artistas/gerardo-rueda.aspx
http://www.ntnu.no/ansatte/fredrik.lund



RELATED VITAMIN 026 (II/-) 



El carpintero toma las medidas para puertas y ventanas, y aparecen todos los demás y miden y van a su taller y trabajan. Y luego el campesino remueve un gran perol con cal y hace la casa de un hermoso blanco. Conserva, sin embargo, la brocha, pues por la pascua del año que viene volverá a necesitarla. Él ha querido levantar una casa para sí y para los suyos y para su ganado, y lo ha logrado. Igual que pudo su vecino o su bisabuelo. Como puede cualquier animal que se deja llevar por sus instintos. ¿Es la casa hermosa? Sí, tan hermosa como lo son la rosa o el cardo, el caballo o la vaca. Y, vuelvo a preguntar: ¿por qué un arquitecto, tanto el bueno como el malo, deshonra el lago? El arquitecto no tiene, como casi ningún habitante de la ciudad, cultura alguna. Le falta la seguridad del campesino, que posee cultura. El habitante de la ciudades un desarraigado. Llamo cultura a aquel equilibrio de la persona interior y exterior, lo único que posibilita un pensar y un actuar razonable. Hasta ahora, la historia de la humanidad no contaba con ningún período falto de cultura. Pero entonces aparecieron falsos profetas. Dijeron: qué fea y qué triste es nuestra vida. Y lo reunieron todo de todas las culturas, lo expusieron en museos y dijeron: mirad, eso es belleza, pero vosotros vivís en una deplorable fealdad. Ahí había muebles que eran como casas, llenos de columnas y molduras, ahí había terciopelo y seda. Ahí había, sobre todo, ornamentos.

Adolf Loos
Escritos sobre la casa
1911-1930
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Adolf-Loos/109293425757058?fref=ts

Anto Lloveras Lapieza Relational Art Series Marisa Caminos Adolf Loos Fakultet for arkitektur og billedkunst
 — con Fredrik LundAnto LloverasLapieza Relational Art Series y Marisa Caminos.