Manifest.AR is delighted to announce their invitational show at the Corcoran Gallery of Art / Corcoran College of Art and Design, in Washington D.C.
Exhibit: August 14 – September 1st, 2013
Panel & reception: August 31st, 2013, 12-2pm & 2-4pm
Corcoran Gallery 31 website
Manifest:AR Projects Page
Invisible ARaffects – Manifest.AR projects for the
FACT 10th anniversary exhibition “Turning FACT Inside Out”
After an international competition in 2011, FACT (Foundation for Art and Creative Technology) awarded Manifest.AR a commission to create significant new artworks in augmented reality. “Invisible ARtaffects,” part of FACT’s 10th anniversary exhibit “Turning FACT Inside Out,” is an exhibition of works in progress by the Manifest.AR artist group developed for this commission.
“Transformation: Lehel” (seen near St. Lukas Church), by Tamiko Thiel, Munich, 2012
The ongoing project “Transformation” by Tamiko Thiel researches daily life in the city and asks how we can transform our cities for a more sustainable future. “Transformation: Lehel” places ideas for the future, ranging from the possible to the improbable, as augmented reality artworks on site throughout the Lehel neighborhood in Munich, Germany. Images of the artworks formed part of Thiel’s large multiscreen video installation in the St. Lukas Church in Munich in October, 2012. “Transformation” is part of the project series “Overtures ZeitRäume” from pilotraum01 e.V., curated by Serafine Lindemann and Christian Schoen.
Manifest.AR intervenes in the Hayward Gallery show “Invisible”!
ManifestAR’s work was not reviewed in the Independent.
“All Hail Damien Hirst” – seen with Damien Hirst’s sculpture “Hymn” in front of the Tate Modern. By Tamiko Thiel, 2012
A celebration of Damien Hirst’s retrospective at the Tate Modern. Please see http://www.allhaildamienhirst.com/ for more information. By Tamiko Thiel, 2012.
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.
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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. |
“Not There” („Orada Değil“)
The Kasa Gallery of Sabanci University in Istanbul is showing artworks from our Venice Biennial Intervention in the show “Not There.”
The show is part of the ISEA2011 exhibition UNCONTAINABLE, an Official Parallel Program of the Istanbul Biennial 2011.
and in partnership with the exhibition „Not Here“ taking place at the Samek Art Gallery, Bucknell University, Lewisburg PA/USA and the Leonardo Electronic Almanac (Leonardo/ISAST).
As “one of the world’s most important forums for the dissemination and ‘illumination’ about the current developments in international art” the 54th Biennial of Venice could not justify its reputation without an uninvited Augmented Reality infiltration. In order to “challenge the conventions through which contemporary art is viewed” we will construct virtual AR pavilions directly amongst the national pavilions in the Giardini of the Venice Biennial.
The organizers Tamiko Thiel, Sander Veenhof and Mark Skwarek will be present in Venice during opening week, and will be leading AR tours of the artwork.
Please see the Venice Biennial 2011 Intervention blog for online previews of the artworks, contact information for the AR tours and detailed directions on where, when and how the artworks can be seen in Venice.
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