One-Off Moving Image Festival 2021

One Off

Welcome to the fourth edition of One-Off Moving Image Festival!

We’re screening one-second movies, off takes, and 60 seconds movies on the theme “After IS NOw”. The interpretation has been open, both for the theme and for what an “off take” means. This year the festival is screening the movies online during the festival November 7 – 14, 2021. We have intended to screen all movies, with no jury or curation. We also use public space to show the festival via QR-codes.
We’re collaborating with 60Seconds Festival in Copenhagen (DK) which takes place at the same time, to screen a selection of the movies mixed with 60 seconds movies in Copenhagen, Frederiksberg, Køge and Helsingør during the festival week.

https://noemata.net/one-off/

#biennaleNO http://bienalNOfh3xdavxrhs42omjjh6zd4rsoib3vmx23mbfzb3ujy2uqmad.onion/


biennale.NO is a contemporary art biennale that doesn’t take place, with works that don’t exist. It is structured as a decentralized network of collaborative nodes, projects and works. From November 1, 2020 to January 1, 2021

Open call:

  • collaborating nodes (organising non-existing events)
  • works that don’t exist
  • projects that neither


Add the hashtag #biennaleNO or http://bienalnofh3xdavxrhs42omjjh6zd4rsoib3vmx23mbfzb3ujy2uqmad.onion/ or https://biennale.NO to your post and publish as usual. https://www.google.com/search?q=%23biennaleNO&filter=0&biw=1280&bih=704 There’s no need to send us anything. There is no control or curation of the material.
The biennale will help share and reshare material found with this hashtag or either backlinks.
It should be easy to write a paragraph here yourself.

biennale.NO is organised by noemata (bjørn magnhildøen, zsolt mesterhazy)


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Affiliations with White Page Gallery Network


The White Page Gallery/s are a distributed community and network made of independent online galleries in the format of web page hosted on the websites of artists, curators, academies, festivals and other art and cultural operators and aficionados. The White Page Gallery is a concept happening every time someone or a group of people opens a WPG on their/her/his website dedicating a web page to others’s exhibitions and art projects. The White Page Gallery happens every time a connection and a collaboration are established between a host and a guest. The WPG’s host offers a space and the setting up. The WPG’s guests offer the contents. Every host of the WPG has their/her/his own rules for their own gallery.

Visit Konstantina Mavridou’s at http://wpg_ethicsofinternet.dmrdart.com
Visit Karina Palosi’s at http://unstable.media/whitepagegallery.html
Visit Zsolt Mesterhazy’s at http://www.c3.hu/~zsolt/Public/unbleached_white-page-gallery.html
See more at http://www.whitepagegallery.network/

The Burrow

The Burrow is a pav­il­ion of The Wrong Bien­nale (Nov 2019 – Mar 2020), en­vision­ing the inter­net as myriads of inter­twin­ing under­ground tun­nels; where places of ref­uge co­incide with the secret bases of those must be hidden from. The show was curated by Aad Björkro and is a sibling of the Very Large Works pavilion by Bjørn Magn­hild­øen and Zsolt Mester­hazy.

Inspired by aard­varks, who will dig to escape when threat­ened, and leave their burr­ows for others to use when relo­cating. The aard­vark reminds us to think with our claws. No one expects us to dig when they force us to move; still in com­pli­ance but keep­ing our place. Then we can tickle the feet of our oppres­sors as they try to pass.

Emerged in the tunnels we tried to listen to those who must never speak, look for things we have lost and spy on the spies spying on us. For display we gathered rel­ics from our past, expan­sions of the hidden, con­nect­ions to the else­where and lessons for the future. We are now glad to invite you to see what we have found.


The exhib­it­ion con­sists of 25 individual works by 27 parti­ci­pa­ting art­ists:
Isabelle Arvers, Johannes Birringer, Brad Brace, Yu Cai, disnovation.org, Ursula Endlicher, Antje Feger, Sophie Fields, Benna Gaean Maris, Fabian Heller, Garrett Lynch IRL, Amelia Marzec, Luis Mercado, Zsolt Mesterhazy, Joseph Moore, Abe Morrison, Stefanie Reling-Burns, ronnie s, Ausín Sáinz, Alan Sondheim, Y Divya Sri, Benjamin Stumpf, Pall Thayer, Juergen Trautwein, Angelika Vardalou, ( ), Almond Yeggs

https://thewrong.org/

Very Large Works

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VERY LARGE WORKS is an online show organised by http://noemata.net/, as a pavilion of https://thewrong.org/ new digital art biennale (Nov 2019 – Mar 2020) curated by Bjørn Magnhildøen and Zsolt Mesterhazy.

The exhibition contains platforms for open and collaborative works, in addition to individual works. 76 artists participate (including The Burrow), with 43 more taking part in the discussions (see bottom):

THE ALPHABET (Platform)
Bruce Barber, Domenico Barra, Peter Basma-Lord, Lavoslava Bencic, Lawrence Bird, Johannes Birringer, Aad Björkro, Brad Brace, The Burrow (Platform), Samuel Brzeski, Chris Byrne, Christian Bøen (Termodress), Joana Chicau, Ludovic Coutinho, Cyborg Art Collective Cyborg Matrix (Platform), Antonela Debiasi, Y.Divya Sri, #DUMPHAUS (Platform), Dave Evans, Luca Forcucci, Benna Gaean Maris, Edoardo Gaudieri, Ben Grosser, Gottfried Haider, Max Herman, James A. Hutchinson, Hypercollective Autobiography (Platform), ca_jaeger__at__protonmail.com, Karl Heinz Jeron, Cyrus LK, Nicole Kouts, Erica Lapadat-Janzen, Joseph Moore. Rubén Möller, Novi Otten Erytryalsilani, Karina Palosi, Dominik Podsiadly, Julian Priest, Stefanie Reling, Anthony Robinson, João Rocha, Letta Shtohryn, Chan SomethingStar, Alan Sondheim, The Sunderland Pavilion (Time tunnel), Daniel Temkin, Pall Thayer, Elle Thorkveld, Jurgen Trautwein, A.P. Vague, Catalina Vallejos, Angelika Vardalou, Stephanie Vella, The VteX Files (Platform), Roland Wegerer, Neale Willis, White Page Gallery (Platform)

From The Burrow:

Isabelle Arvers, Basel Embassy (Tunnel), Aad Björkro, Yu Cai, DISNOVATION.ORG, Ursula Endlicher, Antje Feger & Benjamin F. Stumpf, Sophie Fields, Benna Gaean Maris, Fabian Heller, Garrett Lynch irl, Amelia Marzec and Abe Morrison, MEGALITH (Tunnel), Luis Mercado, Zsolt Mesterhazy, Joseph Moore, NETARTFORSTORAGE (Tunnel), Stefanie Reling, ronnie s, Ausín Sáinz, Pall Thayer, Jurgen Trautwein, Angelika Vardalou, Almond Yeggs 


MORE INFO

Closed open call, and background: http://verylarge.works/call.html
Working sheet pad: https://bblab.space/p/r.296258e67102944e88438d5e2209ad7d
Contact: mail__at__noemata.net

Part of https://thewrong.org new digital art biennale

A selection for OPT-OUT

OPT-OUT Landing page

Opt-Out is organized by Parallel Polis in Prague on 04-05-06.10.2019. There will be a small selection of planter signs with QR codes present for works by Domenico Barra, Karl Heinz Jeron, Florian Kuhlmann, Bjørn Magnhildøen, Zsolt Mesterhazy, Karina Palosi, Dominik Podsiadly, Guido Segni, Jasna Velickovic, Alex Zakkas. Thanks to Rad0van Misovic!

On the history of Parallel Polis idea: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallel_Polis

Site: https://opt-out.hcpp.cz/

WannaTry (Again)?

Beach Edition

Between 12 – 25 August, 2019, the exhibition was organized by noemata in collaboration with browserbased.org, in the streets and on the beaches of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Handing out works from Aad Björkro(SE), Igor and Ivan Buharov (DE/HU), Chaise group (Facebook), Jagoda Dmochowska (NL/PL), Silvia Gatti (NL/IT), Ben Grosser (US), Tibor Horvath (DE/HU), Florian Kuhlmann (DE), Bjørn Magnhildøen (ES/NO), Zsolt Mesterhazy (NL), Karina Palosi (NL/HU), Dominik Podsiadly (PL), Predictiveartbot.com(WWW), Jasna Velickovic (NL/ RS), Alex Zakkas (NL/GR) and Joubin Zargarbashi (NL/UK/IR).

Scroll down to see entry for the former WannaTry show organized by #browserbased that took place in Loutraki, Greece, as part of TILT platform’s IASIS/ HEALING exhibition, July 12 – Aug 4, 2019.

Or click here for Noemata!
http://bit.do/e9xyF – WannaTry (Again)? – Beach Edition pdf 12,7MB

WannaTry?

Home Edition cover
Home Edition

Between 12.07 – 04.08.2019, WannaTry was part of Iasis/ Healing, an exhibition organized by Tilt Platform in Beau Rivage, Loutraki, Greece.

“They must invariably have hope!”

The street lottery seller is aware that he is “selling hope”. That’s the trade he is into and it’s the same for him and those who buy it from him. He doesn’t know which ticket will win. If he doesn’t sell all the tickets he buys wholesale, he may win. But mostly he loses of course, like most people who gamble. He walks his neighborhood, he knows people and people know him. He jokes and comments and circulates daily news. So he is bound by community customs and ethics. For example, one told us when we asked what makes a street seller good at his job, that besides being a talented seller, he must also have a sense of responsibility and be trusted. He said something hard to translate: “if you see a man devastated and nervous you must be careful or you will ruin him”. But most people buy lottery tickets when they feel hopeful and lucky. One told us that he once won a lot. He bought a hotel for his brothers. And they left him on the street.

“Some play for the moment, some play professionally and some others are mad”

Organized by Bjørn Magnhildøen(ES/NO), Alex Zakkas (NL/GR), Joubin Zargarbashi (NL/UK/IR) and Zsolt Mesterhazy (NL) to bring works from Igor and Ivan Buharov (DE/HU), Chaise group (Facebook), Jagoda Dmochowska (NL/PL), Silvia Gatti (NL/IT), Ben Grosser (US), Tibor Horvath (DE/HU), Florian Kuhlmann (DE), Bjørn Magnhildøen (ES/NO), Zsolt Mesterhazy (NL), Karina Palosi (NL/HU), Dominik Podsiadly (PL), Predictiveartbot.com (WWW), Jasna Velickovic (NL/ RS), Alex Zakkas (NL/GR), Joubin Zargarbashi (NL/UK/IR).

http://bit.do/fqnZ5 – WannaTry?-for-Healing.pdf Home Edition 10,4MB!

Healing or Iasis was organized by https://tiltplatform.com/