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Artists in the 2006 Independents Biennial Liverpool
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Àgata Alcañiz
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Àgata Alcañiz is an artist from Barcelona based in Manchester. Originally she studied on a four year Graphic Design course at the International Massana College. This is right in the city centre of this well known city for its broad culture, art and creativity. While studying she got experience in a Graphic Design and in a Cartographic Studios. |
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 Lara Allen
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Website: www.myspace.com/larabethallen
A graduate of Master in Fine Art from Yale University in 2005. Allen’s work is childish. Not innocent, or simple, or naive, or, heaven forbid, sincere. No. Lara Allen’s work is childish, in the very best way: it is cheeky, dauntless, rollickingly grim, and wholly unburdened by false distinctions.
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 Michael Ricardo Andreev
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Website: www.iimix.com
School of Visual Arts New York Bachelor of Fine Arts 1986.
An established New York artist, he has exhibited in many galleries in New York and internationally, including the Whitney Museum of Modern Art and Christies in New York, the Pierre Berube Fine Art Gallery in Paris and the Eigen and Art Gallery in Berlin. He has been interviewed for a manifold of publications in Paris, Tokyo and New York and had his art published in a range of magazine, such as the New York Times, the National Review, etc..
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 Arklo
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Gumbo S: So tell me about the new piece
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Suzanne Ashall – a Liverpool based installation and video artist. All my work has been based on masquerade and abuse. Usually working with the themes of childhood fairytales.
I create large-scale sculptures, gigantic puppets, short films, sound and photography to create a kitsch but sinister artwork.
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Books and zines available throughout the Biennial from different venues. If you would like to stock or buy some please contact me through my www.craigatkinson.co.uk. |
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Sigal Avni B&W direct photographs of a mother and her adult daughter and digital imaging, sharp coulors and two dimensional, highly-stylised backgrounds act as a foil for black & white images and other elements introduced in a confusion of pattern and visual information.
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Ara Azad.(LEBANON)
Ara Azad is a graduate from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, (D5), and holds a degree from Tufts University (BFA). He is a graduate of EPIIC 95, Education for Public Inquiry and International Citizenship at Tufts University with a special focus on developing visions for our world through the merging of arts and sciences. |
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Tactile sculptures suggest ‘touching’ the thoughts, as with a magic touch and transforming thoughts into ‘Sound’/vibration, or into something material, part of the Real world. The Sound would then substitute the communicative desire, the diversity of ways that a thought can be perceived by those outside me.
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Simon Bendi a set of 12 high quality digital prints in an edition of 30 that discuss through a minimal modernist English aesthetic identity and urbanism. |
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Johanna Berger BUTTERFLY HOUSE
Brazilian artsist Johanna Berger-
"My piece involves audio, which ideally should come out of headphones, on
the wall, next to the drawings.The audio piece is on a CD format, on a
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Norbert Bisky IDOLS Born in Leipzig in 1970 and now based in Berlin, Norbert Bisky grew up during the waning years of East Germany\'s socialist regime as the son of a prominent Communist official. The large figurative paintings in Bisky's New York debut draw on his memories of a childhood under GDR rule. Conceptually, he threads such memories through the needle of Socialist Realism, the current obsession with marketing youth culture and the homoerotic subtext often found in fashion advertising. The idyllic scenes and saccharine, sunshiny colors he favors belie the sinister underpinnings of totalitarian rule.
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 Nicola Bockelmann
In 2005 Nicola Bockelmann received a grant from Arts Council England to produce large scale paintings depicting risque images taken from everyday advertisements.
Her exhibition aims to raise awareness of the increasing use of pornographic elements in advertisements - a phenomenon called 'Porn Chic'. 'Porn Chic' means more explicit sexuality in film, tv, fotography, music, advertisements and tv commercials, movies, litarature, art and fashion. |
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 Chris Borkowski
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Website: www.chrisborkowski.com Chris Borkowski is a digital media maker living in Brooklyn NY. He received his BA in digital arts / media study (1997) from the University at Buffalo. From 1997 to 2001 he worked as Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center's technical director. From 2001 to 2003, he taught courses in New Media and Integrated Sound Image Design at the University at Buffalo Department of Media Study where he was also their New Media Lab Technician. Currently he is employed at the Guggenheim Museum in NYC as their Intranet Portal Developer. |
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Guy Brett OBITUARY
Guy Brett is a London-based art critic, curator and lecturer on art. He published widely in the international art press and is the author of monographic essays on Rasheed Araeen, Derek Boshier, Lygia Clark, Eugenio Dittborn, Rose Finn-Kelcey, Tina Keane, Victor Grippo, Brion Gysin, Mona Hatoum, Susan Hiller, Ghisha Koenig, David Medalla, Hélio Oiticica, Lygia Pape and Aubrey Williams. |
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 Louise Bristow
Education, Society, Habitat are the titles of three paintings at the centre of Louise Bristow’s work for the exhibition Near Distance. Her work involves the use of collage as an end in itself and as part of the process of making paintings. She uses narrative to produce new meaning from found images and recognisable motifs, and is particularly interested in modernism and architecture as a vehicle for ideology. |
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Neal Brown NEW RELIGIOUS ART
Neal Brown was curator of ‘To the Glory of God: New Religious Art,’ presented at St Peter’s Church as part of the 2002 Liverpool Biennial.
After deciding it needed erotic and religious improvement, Brown has rewritten Georges Bataille’s pornographic novella ‘Story of the Eye.’ In his new version, Brown has replaced Bataille’s priest and other characters with some of his favourite artists and personages from the contemporary art world. He has also attended to Susan Sontag’s essay ‘The Pornographic Imagination’ in which Sontag discusses Bataille’s work partly in the context of religion.
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Catherine Butters The new map/guide was created by Catherine Butters www.zebracrossing.net and her artwork design was published by Hillfoot Studios www.hillfootstudios.com
This new colourful map/guide to Independents exhibitions and venues will be available for collection and distribution from Saturday 21 October at The Living Market on 52 Roscoe Street from noon onwards. The map/guide will be available for collection every Saturday, during The Living Market event, until they run out.
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 Ken Byers
I work with digital multi-media, including film, moving image, experimental sound. Directed and produced my own films and which are art/metaphysical and which include actors, structural animations, experimental sound.
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 Brendan Byrne
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Website: www.anotherday.org.uk
Interactive work which questions relationships between technology and identity in late Capitalism. Using independent electronics and software based mechanisms (such as MAX/MSP Jitter, Teleo and Pd/GEM) the work senses elements of the viewer/user and feeds back audio, visual and haptic events. Much of the work also uses net based techniques to explore experiences of nowness using webcams and VJing techniques of real time processing in installations and public art works.
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