Manifest.AR at the DUMBO Arts Festival

Manifest.AR is exhibiting works derived from the Venice Biennial 2011 AR Intervention at the 2011 DUMBO Arts Festival. To view the work on location, book mark the Project Launch page on your iPhone or Android. Site tours and performances from Manifest.AR will start at 5:30 – 6 Friday Sept. 23, Saturday, Sept 24 and Sunday, Sept.25. DUMBO Arts Festival volunteers will also be available with iPads to give tours throughout the festival days. 

More Information and a description of the projects is available at this link.

Manifest.AR @ ISEA & Istanbul Biennial

 

Manifest.AR is delighted to announce that our show “Not There” at the Sabanci University Kasa Gallery in Istanbul is part of ISEA2011, and an official parallel program to the Istanbul Biennial.

 

Please see the page for “Not There” for further information.

“Invisible Istanbul” @ ISEA & Istanbul Biennial

AR rain at Ars Electronica 2011

Tamiko Thiel brought some flower rain to Linz as part of the “ZeitRäume/TimeSpaces” project series presentation at the 2011 Ars Electronca Festival. “ZeitRäume” is a project series addressing the question: “How will we live in 2040?” Tamiko will be working with residents of the Lehel Quarter in Munich to visualize answers to this question.

FLASH ART, issue 295, Italian Edition, Domenico Quaranta, “Venice: the augmented reality”

FLASH ART, Italian Edition, a thoughtful article by Domenico Quaranta on Manifest.AR and Invisible Pavilion and general idea of ephemeral intervention.
Google EN TRANSLATION: Flash_Art_Biennale_AR_Article_Google_Translate

Manifest.AR @ Distributed Collectives, little berlin gallery, Philadelphia, PA

Distributed Collectives, curated by Kelani Nichole, little berlin gallery, Philadelphia, PA, August 5 – 27th, 2011

An exhibition of three web-based artist groups: Computers Club, Manifest.AR and F.A.T. The artists in these groups are located in cities all over the globe, including Berlin, New York, London, Phoenix, Boston, Amsterdam among others — many of them have been working together closely online for years but have never met in person. This show examines the history and structure of the groups and looks at the diverse processes and approach of the artist working on the interwebz.

Closing party and discussion lead by catalog essay’s author Manya Scheps, August 27th from 6-10PM

Review: philadelphiaweekly.com/arts-and-culture

“Not There,” Kasa Gallery, Istanbul

Manifest.AR is pleased to announce that the  Kasa Gallery of Sabanci University in Istanbul is showing artworks from our Venice Biennial Intervention in the show “Not There” („Orada Değil“) from July 22 – December 13, 2011.

Not Here, Samek Art Gallery, Lewisburg, PA.

The Samek Art Gallery at Bucknell University is very pleased to announce that we will not be presenting the augmented reality artwork of the art collective, MANIFEST.AR from June 4 through November 27, 2011. This collective, famous for using augmented reality technology to “hijack” an exhibition at MOMA in 2010, has focused its latest intervention on an even bigger art world target, the 2011 Venice Biennale.

June 4 – Nov. 27, Lewisburg, PA.

Images from Little Berlin”s Distributed Collectives Show

Distributed Collectives — OPENING

This is documentation of the Little Berlin opening 2011 which manifest.AR was a part of.

More Documentation:

“Peeling Layers of Space Out of Thin Air” curated by ManifestAR’s John Cleater

Kol/Mac

Architecture Omi presents:
Augmented Reality: Peeling Layers of Space Out of Thin Air
Curated by ManifestAR’s John Cleater / Program Director: Peter Franck
Consultants: Mark Skwarek and Will Pappenheimer

Architects: Acconci Studio, Asymptote, Cleater Studio, Kol/Mac, Metaxy, Leeser Architecture, Studio Daniel Libeskind, SHoP, and SITE

THE FIELDS SCULPTURE PARK at OMI 1405 County Route 22 Ghent, New York 12075

“Omi International Art Center’s Architecture Omi program will be using cutting-edge mobile technology in an unconventional exhibit, “Augmented Reality: Peeling Layers of Space Out of Thin Air,” to open July 9 at its namesake location just north of Hudson, NY. The show will host fantastically layered structures and environments by nine commissioned studios—among them, Vito Acconci, Asymptote, SHoP, Daniel Libeskind, and SITE—without touching a twig of an idyllic, twenty-some acre landscape of wetland, forest, and rolling farmland.”           The Architect’s Newspaper

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