Innovative Curatorial Projects – Paris / SingaporeExhibitions
Human Frames: Ten psychological states – 77 video artists and filmmakers from Asia and Europe
11 June — 24 July 2011, Kunst-im-Tunnel, Düsseldorf
The exhibition Human Frames: ten psychological states - 77 video artists and filmmakers from Asia and Europe is dedicated to the human being, the condition humaine and the various states of mind that accompany man on his journey through life.
Reframing Reality — Glimpses into the Lowave video archive
22 November 2010 — 27 February 2011, Museet for Samtidskunst, Roskilde
The exhibition Reframing Reality - Glimpses into the Lowave video archive gathers for the first time in Denmark a number of videos from the Lowave's growing archive and provides an insight into the vibrant world of contemporary artistic creations. From the groundbreaking Resistance[s] anthologies, which put into perspective thematic video art from the Middle East and North Africa to the urban landscapes where man almost dissolves like in HC Gilje's Cityscapes or videos in the City2City collection, the exhibition highlights unknown affinities and underlying trends in the way video artists from around the world are still experimenting with the medium.
Artist 2010 Istanbul: Triny Prada & Ismaïl Bahri
30 October – 7 November 2010, ARTIST 2010, Istanbul
Lowave participated in the twentieth edition of the Artist 2010, a historic contemporary Art fair in Istanbul. On this occassion, presented a selection of video art and experimental cinema by two of our artists: Ismail Bahri and Triny Prada.
3rd Guangzhou Triennial – Middle East Video Channel
6 September – 16 November 2008, Guangdong Museum of Art, Guangzhou
The Resistance[s] exhibition presents a selection of experimental film and video art from the Middle East and North Africa. Featuring artists from a variety of cultural and disciplinary backgrounds, these intimate, poetic and documentary works are witness to the region's complexity, vitality and diversity of creative energies. Distanced from the usual stereotypes, the artists aim to explore the existential, political and aesthetic issues of our times while opening up to new narrative perspectives that break with our media's monotonous and repetitive imagery.