HIC ET NUNC / NY

HIC EL NUNC
About democratic paradoxes
Temp Art Space March 1st - April 15th - 2014

Curated by: Imma Prieto

Artists: Eugenio Ampudia, Daniel G. Andújar, Maria José Argenzio, Gina Arizpe, María Cañas, Jordi Colomer, Jorge García, Chus García-Fraile, Marte de Gonzalo and Publio Pérez Prieto, Núria Güell, Ximena Labra, Teresa Margolles, Mateo Maté, Adrián Melis, Jorge Méndez Blake, Tomás Ochoa, Patricio Palomeque, PSJM, Wilfredo Prieto, Avelino Sala, Pelayo Valera.

Opening today, march 1st 2014, in TempArtSpace 47 Walker St, NewYor

Workshop Berlin. PSJM

Circuito Berlín

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Una exposición de la Embajada de España en Berlín con artistas españoles residentes, comisariada por la artista Marisa Maza

Artistas participantes: Chema Alvargonzález, Sergio Belinchón, Libia Castro y Ólafur Ólaffson, Jorge Conde, Eli Cortiñas, Félix Fernández, Pablo Genovés, Cristina Gómez y Wolfgang Mayer, Invalid Address, Antón Lamazares, Laramascoto, Noemi Larred, Mar Martín, Connie Mendoza, José Noguero, Simón Pacheco, PSJM, Tere Recarens, Lorenzo Sandoval, Andrés Senra, David Trullo e Ignacio Uriarte

Del 30 de junio al 10 de agosto del 2012 en el Instituto Cervantes de Berlín. 

Una producción de la Embajada de España en Berlín

The Golden Cage

Barton Lidice Benes o Joseph Beuys o Bewegung NURR o Nikolaus Eberstaller o Thomas Eller Ruth Erdt o Maria Fisahn o Esther Shalev Gerz o  Thorsten Goldberg o Jan Henderikse o Elmar Hess o  Bruno Jamaica o Peter Kees, Christin Lahr o Marcel Mieth o Michael Najjar o PSJM o Philipp Ruch o Tom Schmelzer o Stephanie Senge o Gil Shachar o Justine Smith o Société Réaliste o Daniel Spoerri o Klaus Staeck o Michael Timpson o Timm Ulrichs o Eva Vuillemin o Petrus Wandrey  o George O. Dewitte

Opening 30.03.2012, 19:00h.  KunstBüroBerlin - Uhlandstr. 162 (Beletage), 10719 Berlin Curated by: Nicole Loeser, Ruth Martius, Katharina Buncke

How do you manage one crisis after another? Despite the continued financial crisis and its devastating impact on the private sector as well as the government budgets and systems, the globalized financial industry produces uncontrollable amounts of money. Hardly bothered or prosecuted it creates opaque and risky transactions while not only virtual results cause a decline in values, but the real world.

The exhibition DER GOLDENE KÄFIG / THE GOLDEN CAGE compares positions of art to perspectives of philosophy, the financial world and the cultural and media studies, questioning their reflection on political decisions, social visions and utopias.

The focus is on the many representations of money - desire for power, medium of exchange, virtual money as numbers on the monitor - and the resulting questions about lifestyles and value systems, as well as the role of art and creativity in this context.