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<div class="gmail_quote">54th Art Biennale 2011<br>
04.06 27.11<br>
Giardini | Venice<br>
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE<br>
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<br>
<b>The Invisible Pavilion | 54th International Art Exhibition |
Venice Biennale<br>
</b><br>
- Preview: 1-2-3 June 2011<br>
- Opening to the public: 4 June > 27 November 2011<br>
Venice, Giardini and all over the world on the Internet<br>
<br>
Press conference and a tour on 1 June at 5pm, Giardini (main
concourse, in the shade near Belgium Pavilion). In partnership
with Manifest.AR.<br>
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Curated by Simona Lodi and Les Liens Invisibles<br>
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<i>The art, my friend, is flowing in the wind.<br>
</i><br>
The Invisible Pavilion is a non-invitation, experimental,
hallucinatory augmented reality experience that will run for the
duration of the Venice Art Biennale as a squatted stage on which
a performance flow of artworks will fill the whole area of the
Giardini.<br>
The main purpose of the project is to fill the augmented space
of the Biennale with a stream of signs and symbols, in an
attempt to emphasize the ebb and flow of art production in the
“always-on” age.<br>
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Anyone with a smart-phone (iPhone or any other Android-based
phone and Layar) will be able to move around the traditional
pavilions in the Giardini area of the Biennale and see, through
their phone screens, another immaterial/invisible exhibition.<br>
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For the entire length of the Venice Art Biennale (June–November
2011) a group of selected international artists have been
invited to give their personal contribution to the project, by
performing/posting multimedia pieces that should somehow
reinterpret the public space of the Biennale and its symbolic
aura in the field of contemporary art. The artworks will also be
visible on the Internet, on the Invisible Pavilion website.<br>
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As Simona Lodi says in the curatorial text, “The Invisible
Pavilion is a hallucinatory experience of rewriting the world,
an encouragement to increase the whirl and flow of information
on invisible r/Reality. The Invisible Pavilion contains a
r/Reality that is open and spontaneous, drawn and analysed from
shared data. The double r reflects its double connotation—the
lower case r refers to the everyday reality that we all know;
the upper case R to a proprietary name, the augmented Reality
that is produced.“<br>
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Participating Artists<br>
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Artie Vierkant ● Costant Dullaart ● <a moz-do-not-send="true"
href="http://cont3xt.net/" target="_blank">CONT3XT.NET</a> ●
IOCOSE ● Jon Rafman ● Les Liens Invisibles ● Molleindustria ●
Parker Ito ● REFF–RomaEuropa FakeFactory<br>
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Contacts<br>
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Email: <a moz-do-not-send="true"
href="mailto:info@theinvisiblepavilion.com">info@theinvisiblepavilion.com</a><br>
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Links and References<br>
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<a moz-do-not-send="true"
href="http://www.theinvisiblepavilion.com/" target="_blank">www.theinvisiblepavilion.com</a><br>
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Download Hi-res pictures<br>
<a moz-do-not-send="true" href="http://goo.gl/am34H"
target="_blank">http://goo.gl/am34H</a><br>
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In cooperation with Manifest.AR International Cyberartist Group<br>
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BIO<br>
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<b>Simona Lodi</b>, art critic and curator, lives in Turin.
Since 1993 she has been a contributor to various leading
contemporary art journals. Simona's professional career spans
New York, London and Turin—a city that has embraced the world of
new technology and communication. It is in this context that the
Share Festival–Art in the Digital Age, of which Simona is
founder and Art Director, has found fertile ground to grow and
develop.<br>
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<b>Les Liens Invisibles</b> is an Italian-based duo of internet
artists, Clemente Pestelli and Gionatan Quintini. Most of their
artworks—which include an online viral mass suicide performance,
an hallucinatory petition service and a series of other works
staged on popular social media platforms—have been exhibited
internationally in galleries, museums (MAXXI Rome, New School of
New York, KUMU Art Museum of Talinn) and international media art
festivals (SHARE, Transmediale). Les Liens Invisibles recently
received an honorary distinction at the Transmediale Media Art
Festival (2011).<br>
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-- <br>
Guy McMusker<br>
Les Liens Invisibles<br>
<a moz-do-not-send="true"
href="http://www.lesliensinvisibles.org/" target="_blank">www.lesliensinvisibles.org</a>
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