Speed Show – “Becoming, Not Being”
August 27th 9 pm – 2 am
internet-cafe Bordeaux
Schonhauser Alle 52a
10437 Berlin, Germany
“Becoming, Not Being” is in reference to flux, change,
turbulence, evolution, emergent phenomena, consciousness and the
Internet. It’s a way of thinking of ‘non-selfhood’ and an
openness to change and flexible notions of self and other. It is
a model of thought in which travel and movement, rather than
destination and place, become areas of investigation. The world
is in constant flux, which creates infinite opportunities for
discovery and rebirth. There is no empirical objective
structured reality in which we live, but rather fluctuating
interference patterns and fractaling levels of consciousness and
thought which are constantly forming and dissolving like flocks
of birds. These spiritual notions of impermanence, non-selfhood
and interconnectedness are analogous to the structure of the
Internet and the ways in which it has transformed, and will
continue to transform human consciousness. I have asked
participating artists in “Becoming, Not Being” to consider the
title of the show and interpret it freely as they see fit. –
Sterling Crispin
Participating Artists
Anthony Antonellis
Jermy Bailey
Lucy Chinen
Joseph Coniff
Aurora Crispin
Sterling Crispin
Bea Fremderman
Kristy Foom
Francoise Gamma
Emilie Gervais
Alexandra Gorczynski
Jeremiah Johnson
Daniel Keller
Sally McKay
Lorna Mills
Wyatt Niehaus
Dmitri Obergfell
Nicholas O’Brien
Niko Princen
Ryder Ripps
Rafael Rozendaal
Zach Reini
Mike Schonebaum
Ernst Markus Stein
Britta Thie
Ania Urbanski
Mario Zoots
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Speed Show “Becoming, Not Being” August 27th 2011, Berlin Germany
Curated by Sterling Crispin 9pm – 2am / 21:00-02:00 Uhr A Speed Show is an exhibition format developed by Aram Bartholl. The basic idea of this exhibition format is to create a gallery like opening for browser based internet art in a public cyber-cafe / internet-shop for one night. The exhibition format is free and can be applied by anyone at any place. https://speedshow.net/ “Becoming, Not Being” is in reference to flux, change, turbulence, evolution, emergent phenomena, consciousness and the Internet. It’s a way of thinking of ‘non-selfhood’ and an openness to change and flexible notions of self and other. It is a model of thought in which travel and movement, rather than destination and place, become areas of investigation. The world is in constant flux, which creates infinite opportunities for discovery and rebirth. There is no empirical objective structured reality in which we live, but rather fluctuating interference patterns and fractal levels of consciousness and thought which are constantly forming and dissolving like flocks of birds. These spiritual notions of impermanence, non-selfhood and interconnectedness are analogous to the structure of the Internet and the ways in which it has transformed, and will continue to transform human consciousness. I have asked participating artists in “Becoming, Not Being” to consider the title of the show and interpret it freely as they see fit. – Sterling Crispin |
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Artworks on exhibit : |
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Joseph Coniff & Zach Reini “Cool Story Bro” |
Lorna Mills “Ifalforu” |
Daniel Keller “Starter Anxiety Console” |
Kristy Foom “Lionel Witchie” |
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Ernst Markus Stein “DIY Church” |
Anthony Antonellis “Put It On A Pedestal” |
Sterling Crispin & Francoise Gamma “past, present, future, do we have a soul with contour?” |
Alexandra Gorczynski “Cheerleading Machine” Nicholas O’Brien “Amongst My Artist Friends” |
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Lucy Chinen & Emily Gervais “http://transglobaltravel.biz/” |
Mario Zoots “Hermeneutics of a Hoax” |
Wyatt Niehaus “Hierarchial Dynamics” |
Dmitri Obergfell “Untitled” |
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Aurora Crispin “you are here irl” |
Bea Fremderman & Ryder Ripps “Untitled” |
Rafaël Rozendaal “tossingturning.com” |
Mike Schonebaum ” record>imagesize> 150saveasjpeg> automate>batchprocess> 150saveasjpeg>uploadtocloud “ |
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Jeremiah Johnson “All Distances Reduced To Zero” |
Jeremy Bailey “Nam June Paik for NJP Art Center” |
Britta Thie “liquify” |
Ania Urbanski “8th Internet” |
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Niko Princen “Infinite Line” |