martijn hendriks
[all martijn hendriks. from the series gradually, then suddenly. 2009.]
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Labels: 2000s, martijn hendriks, netherlands, sculpture, video
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Labels: 2000s, europe, martijn hendriks, netherlands
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VVORK will invite a male stripper to the gallery space whose task will be to perform a 4-hour slow strip while surfing the internet.
4–8pm
Ffffound
Renda Morton and Samuel Sherman, contributors to the website Ffffound, will assemble and go about ffffounding as usual, except in public, and for 4 hours straight.
8–10pm
Opening / Roundtable Discussion: Browser As Exhibition Space
Participants from the exhibition IN REAL LIFE including Art Fag City, Club Internet, Ffffound, The Highlights, Humble Arts Foundation, Platform For Pedagogy, Private Circulation, UbuWeb, Why + Wherefore, and others will collectively discuss the concept of browser as exhibition space. Moderated by Laurel Ptak. Reception to follow.
Sunday 8 March
12–4pm
Private Circulation
Lance Wakeling will email the fifteenth installment of Private Circulation, featuring a project by artist Martijn Hendriks. There will be coffee and tea as well as a 4-hour slideshow and mix tape session.
4–8pm
Club Internet
All members of Club Internet will be invited to sit behind their computers, either at home or in the gallery, as Harm van den Dorpel announces the curatorial criteria for them to create a new work on the spot and participate in an opening party—all within 4 hours. The resulting show will remain online for one month at clubinternet.org.
Full details about IN REAL LIFE here.
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8:26 AM
Labels: club internet, ffffound, harm van den dorpel, in real life, lance wakeling, martijn hendriks, private circulation, vvork
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8:34 AM
Labels: 2000s, europe, google, martijn hendriks, netherlands, projection
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7:19 AM
Labels: aleksandra domanovic, club internet, damon zucconi, exhibitions, jordan rhoat, martijn hendriks, websites