Kölleröd 7374
S-24291 Hörby, Sweden
Online:
anders@weberg.se
http://www.weberg.se
http://www.weberg.se/portfolio
http://www.twitter.com/andersweberg
http://www.facebook.com/artist.anders.weberg
http://blog.recycled.se
(b.1968)
Anders is an artist working in video, sound, new media and installations and he is primarily concerned with identity. The human body lies at the root of projects that formally and conceptually chart identity and its construction as a preamble to broaching matters of violence, genders, memory, loss or ideology in which personal experiences co-exists with references to popular culture, the media and consumerism. Specializing in digital technologies, he aims to mix genres and ways of expression to explore the potential of audio visual media.
He coined the term Peer-to-peer art or (p2p art) in 2006. Art made for - and only available on - the peer to peer networks. The original artwork is first shared by the artist until one other user has downloaded it. After that the artwork will be available for as long as other users share it. The original file and all the material used to create it are deleted by the artist. ”There’s no original”. Six films with a duration between 45 minutes and 9 hours have been uploaded on the file sharing networks in one copy and their original have been deleted. P2P Art - The aesthetics of ephemerality.
Also the founder and curator of the Stian [con]temporary art gallery and AIVA, Angelholm International Video Art Festival 2012.
Currently based in the small village Kölleröd in the south of Sweden and has exhibited at numerous art/film festivals, galleries, and museums internationally, including:
Oscar Niemeyer Museum, Curitiba, Brazil, 2012, Museum of Modern Art 2011, Buenos Aires, Argentina. File Brazil 2007-2008-2011- 2012, São Paulo, Brazil; FutureEverything 2010, Manchester, UK; National Museum of Contemporary Art 2010, Athens, Greece; Beijing Contemporary Art Centre 2010, Beijing, China; Cape 09 Art Biennale, 2009, Cape Town, South Africa; Biennale of Sydney 2008, Sydney, Australia; National Museum, Szczecin, Poland; [10th] Japan Media Arts Festival, Tokyo, Japan; 13th Barcelona International Festival of Advanced Music and Multimedia Art, SONAR, Barcelona, Spain; Scope New York, US; Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC), Santa Fe, Argentina; Pocket Films , Centre Pompidou, Paris; Videoformes, Clermont – Ferrand, France and EMAF, European Media Art Festival, Osnabrück, Germany.
Artists self portraits in the smartphone era.
Since the fifteenth century and the advent of the mirror artists have modeled for themselves in their own works of art. Whatever the reason, nearly every artist, in every medium from painters to sculptors have attempted this exploration of self.
How does the artistic self portrait look today in the smartphone era?
You are hearby invited to make a creative self portrait using a mirror and a camera phone.
The only criteria is that you are an artist. The medium you work in doesn’t matter
It has to be a self portrait taken by you in front of a mirroring surface and the cameraphone has to be visible. Other than that it’s open to your creativity. It doesn’t have to be an iPhone. Any brand can be used as long as it’s a phone.
No ordinary cameras allowed.
The domain is a take on the various similar sites like guyswithiphones girlswithiphones, babeswithiphones, uncutgirlswithiphones, hairycatswithiphones and so on.
Take your self portrait and email it to: pic@artistswithiphones.com.
Include your name and a link to your artist website.
Thats all.
There will be no selection. Every picture that meets the requirement will be posted.
Contact me if you have any questions.
pic@artistswithiphones.com
This is a project from Anders Weberg and produced by the Stian gallery of con-temporary art.
This pictures will not be sold or distributed in any way. This is Your picture and always will.
Would there in the future be anyone interested in doing a exhibition of this collection every artist will for sure be asked before anything happens and you are free to then decide if you would like to participate in that or not.
I’m doing this out of pure curiosity and I’m really looking forward to see a lot of creative self portraits.
Please beware.
You will regret that cell-phone self-portrait in the bathroom mirror one day.
Artists with iPhones.
Since the fifteenth century and the advent of the mirror artists have modeled for themselves in their own works of art. Whatever the reason, nearly every artist, in every medium from painters to sculptors have attempted this exploration of self.
How does the artistic self portrait look today in the smartphone era?
You are hearby invited to make a creative selfportrait using a mirror and a camera phone.
On February 20 2012 the site http://artistswithiphones.com/ will be transformed into a picture blog with all the submitted pieces added and the visitors will be able to rank and comment.
It will be in the same spirit as the following websites. But with artists selfportraits. But don't get stuck in the nudity. It's more how an contemporary artist would do a self portrait.
Warning! Adult content.
http://guyswithiphones.com/
http://girlswithiphones.net/
http://hotgirlswithiphones.com/
Take your selfportrait and email it to: pic@artistswithiphones.com. Include your name and a link to your artist website.
It has to be a selfportrait using a mirror and the cameraphone has to be visible. Other than that it's open to your creativity.
This is a project from Anders Weberg at the Stian gallery of con-temporary art.
http://www.weberg.se/
http://www.con-temporary.com/
Call for Video Art. Angelholm International Video Art Festival.
The first AIVA 2012, Angelholm International Video Art Festival will take place in April 2012 and the main purpose of the festival is the free presentation, promotion and development of international video art and to create a new, alternative, peripheral meeting point for emerging and established video and media artists from all over the world. The festival will run for three days, from April 26th – 28th.
We hope to bring the Northwestern region of Scania in Sweden clearer on the map, both nationally and internationally, as a vivid scene of video art.
It is supposed to be a recurring event in addition to art offers cultural meetings that attract conversation about video art and its position in contemporary art.
In addition to screenings & installations of video art and performances, the festival invites international guest curators to curate programs of video art from North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia. These programs will be exhibited as projections in containers placed in the main square.
Call for Works.
TERMS OF ENTRY
AIVA 2012 is open to all video and media makers. The festival will run from April 26-28 /2012 in Ängelholm, Sweden.
Selection is open to 2 works maximum per artist and category. Video works should not have been produced before 2010.
Max duration 10 minutes for the open call works.
Submitted works will not be returned, but stored in the AIVA archive.
If there is dialogue in the video(s) and its not in English it must be subtitled.
There is no entry fee and AIVA cannot offer any payment for screened works.
Artist helds exclusive copyright on submitted videowork(s).
CATEGORIES
Video Art.
There is no theme, but the work(s) must be defined as Videoart.
Mobile Video Art.
Video Art created with any kind of mobile phone, tablet, etc.
The general theme is ”Urban Pictures” but all works will be considered for this category.
More info and submission form on http://www.aivafestival.com
Call for sound art - Behind Closed Doors.
Behind Closed Doors.
Sound art exhibition at the Stian [con] temporary art gallery in Kölleröd, Sweden.
Curated by Anders Weberg.
http://con-temporary.com/
stian.gallery@gmail.com
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Stian-contemporary-art-gallery/179071322124611
The artworks will be played behind an old red door. The door will be locked with the sound pieces inside.
Visitors will be able to hear it if they come close to the door. Best experienced with the ear against the door.
The door will not be opened as long as the exhibition last.
Looking for sound artists willing to interpret the phrase "Behind Closed Doors".
Five artists will be selected for the exhibition.
Not open for Swedish artists.
The exhibition will run August 14 - August 31.
A pdf catalogue will be produced.
Guidelines for submission.
- Theme: Behind Closed Doors .
- One single piece of sound art may be submitted
- Format: mp3
- Duration: minimum 3 min, maximum 15 min.
- An artist's statement about the creation of the sound work and concept should be sent as well.
- The artist/author keeps all rights on the submitted soundwork and statement
- The file must be sent online using an upload/download service like sendspace, etc.
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Please email the complete entry form below including the requested info
material to stian.gallery@gmail.com no later than August 10.
___________________________________________
Entry form
___________________________________________
artist/author
full name
URL
short biography/CV (not more than 300 words in English)
Work
title (one work only)
year
duration
statement (no more than 1000 words in English)
.
Confirmation/authorization:
The submitter declares and confirms
that he/she is holding all author’s rights
and gives permission to include the submitted work
at Stian [con] temporary art gallery until revoke.
Signed by (submitter)
___________________________________________
Screening in Tbilisi, Georgia.
My self-portrait video “Self” is selected for screening at the
CCA Contemporary Art Center Tbilisi
16-17-18 May 2013 – 18h and 22h.
CologneOFF 2013 Georgia
is a collaboration with CCA Tbilisi/Georgia
http://www.cca.ge
VideoChannel – curatorial platform for art & moving images
[self] imaging – artist portraying themeselves in video
selected by Agricola de Cologne
Lee Welch (Ireland)- Again & Again, 2003, 1:00
Shiftwork (UK) – Text Field, 2004, 1:10
Luc Gut (CH) – Alter Ego, 2008, 2 min
Barry Morse (USA) – Mouse’s Birthday, 3:37, 2010
Angela Washko (USA) – Washko’s PR, 2010, 2:00
Anders Weberg (Sweden) – SELF, 2010, 1:00
Agricola de Cologne (Germany) – Distortion Projected, 4:50, 2005
Maria Korporal (Italy) – A Midwinter Night¹s Dream, 2010, 3:37
Sally & Mo(Iceland) – Misty, 2009, 3:33
Alexandre Rangel ( Brazil) – “Scalp”, 2010, 4:02
Lara Salinas (Spain) – Endocrinology nº 3, 2009, 4:00
Virginie Foloppe (France) – “J.F.’s Toolbox”, 2004, 5:50
Sonja Vuk (Croatia),My Way, 2005, 1:00
Isobel Blank (Italy) – “Selfportrait”, 2009,2:53
Shigeo Arikawa (Japan) – Her Ironical Me, 2008, 15:00
Johanna Reich (Germany) – Front, 2005, 2:04
Doug Williams (USA) – Back & Forth, 2009, 2:42
New work – Impressions Clermont-Ferrand
Impressions [Clermont - Ferrand]
France.
2013/03/23
Duration: 4min.
Filmed with a mobile phone in Clermont-Ferrand, France will visiting the Videoformes Festival.
[impressions] is a series of snapshot films made when visiting places that I’ve never visited before.
They have to be finished within 2 weeks since I visited the place to be called an Impression.
Screening 2 films in Hong Kong.
As well as curating a program from the AIVA festival I also participates with 2 films in Hong Kong.
PAPAY GYRO NIGHTS ART FESTIVAL 2013 HK
Videotage
Cattle Depot Artist Village, 63 Ma Tau Kok Road, To Kwa Wan, Kowloon
19.30-21.00 PAPAY GYRO NIGHTS (Orkney)
Papay Gyro Nights / curated by Ivanov + Chan
artists: Anders Weberg / Bjarni Gunnarsson & Cédric Dupire / Juha van Ingen / Linda Quinlan / Natalie Price-Hafslund / Rikke Benborg / Ryo Ikeshiro / Silje Linge Haaland / Valentina Ferrandes / Wu Junyong
Talk and Screening with curators Ivanov + Chan
21.00-22.30 NOVA (Finland – Iceland – Sweden)
Mind / curated by Juha van Ingen
artists: Dodda Maggý / Seppo Renvall / Anders Weberg / Hulda Rós Gudnadóttir / Erik Bünger / Heidi Kilpeläinen aka HK119
Talk and Screening with curator Juha van Ingen
Curated program to Hong Kong.
AIVA travels to Hong Kong in April with the lovely Papay Gyro Nights.
http://aivafestival.com/2013/03/avia-travels-to-hong-kong/
2013 巴比齋魯之夜北歐藝術節 (香港）
PAPAY GYRO NIGHTS ART FESTIVAL 2013 HK
5-18th April
VIDEO ART . EXPERIMENTAL FILM . ARCHITECTURE . NORDIC TALES . MUSIC
| Artist Talk | Screening | Exhibition | Concert | Open Jam | Story Telling | Island Party |
http://www.videotage.org.hk/project/papay-gyro-nights
Temptations – Curated by Anders Weberg
Richard Jochum (US) – Twenty Angry Dogs
Barcellona Federica (IT) – Volo Nero
Cat Del Buono (US) – Now I’m Beautiful!
Gilivanka Kedzior & Barbara Friedman (FR) – Double Bind
Excerpt from my live cinema performance with Marsen Jules in Dortmund.
In November 2012 me and Marsen Jules played a show at the U-TOPIA Festival for Music, Art & Technology that took place at Dortmunder U, Dortmund in Germany.
If you are interested in this show please contact: booking@oktaf.com
MI. 21.11.2012 | 20:00 UHR
RWE Kino im Dortmunder U
MARSEN JULES & ANDERS WEBERG (Oktaf / Kompakt)
SVARTE GREINER (Deaf Center / Miasmah / Sonic Pieces)
N (Genesungswerk)
New video. Nothingness Ten with sound by Marsen Jules.
This morning at 2:30 am I was up to get some wood for the fire and this view thru the window wanted me to keep searching for nothingness.
Nothingness episode Ten
01:52
By Anders Weberg
Music taken from forthcoming “abstractions” series by Marsen Jules
marsenjules.de
Filmed with the iPad
2013/03/20
Kölleröd/Sweden.
Performing “Sweden for Beginners” live March 22 at the 28th ed. of Videoformes in France.
Sweden for Beginners in France.
Me and Robert Willim will perform our live A/V piece Sweden for Beginners at this years Videoformes in Clermont Ferrand, France.
22.03>19.30 at Maison du Peuple.
Here is a short taste of SfB.
The audiovisual performance Sweden for Beginners is an imaginative journey, calling forth a surreal account of the country Sweden. The performance is based on live improvisation, through which audiovisual material from field recordings and archives are combined into electronically engendered phantasms. Sounds and images from Swedish everyday life, from objects and landscapes are entangled with twisted stereotypes like Bergmanesque gloom, erotica and nature romanticism.
The video by Anders Weberg is based on field recordings in various contexts in Sweden made solely with a mobile phone. During the performance, the material from the field recordings is transformed into a dreamlike, organically fragmented and layered visual expression.
The sound by Robert Willim is based on soundscapes from Swedish everyday life, sounds from The Folklife Archives in Lund, Sweden, as well as electronically generated sounds. The sounds are broken up, processed and remixed into multitextured compositions that to some extent are sonic counterparts to Weberg’s fragmented and organic imagery.
Sweden for Beginners is related to a number of other works by Weberg and Willim, like the still ongoing series of city-specific films Elsewhereness, or earlier works like Surreal Scania (2006), Being There (2006) and Domestic Safari (2007). All of these deal with ideas about imaginary geographies, and the non-representation. They can be seen as experiments in world making and the rendering of culture, evoking parallel worlds that are ephemerally connected to places that are alluded to in the works.
SfB will only be performed live.
The current set is around 40 minutes.
http://www.willim-weberg.com
28th Video Art & Digital Culture International Festival Of Clermont-Ferrand
Full program: http://fr.calameo.com/read/0000112770bc24eece7d5
Maison du Peuple
Place de la liberté
63000 Clermont-Ferrand
28e MANIFESTATION INTERNATIONALE D’ART VIDÉO & CULTURES NUMÉRIQUES DE CLERMONT-FERRAND
28th Video Art & Digital Culture International Festival Of Clermont-Ferrand
FESTIVAL : 20.03 > 23.03
EXPOSITION / EXHIBITIONS : 21.03 > 07.04
NUIT DES ARTS ÉLECTRONIQUES : 23.03
• PROJECTIONS / SCREENINGS : PRIX VIDEOFORMES 2013, FOCUS PROGRAM (AFRICA, CAGE SUITE, MADATAC,…)
• TABLES RONDES / ROUND TABLES
• PERFORMANCES : Jacques Perconte & Edie Ladoire, Anders Weberg & Robert Willim
• NUIT DES ARTS ELECTRONIQUES : Franck Vigroux & Philippe Fontes, Mat3R Dolorosa, Kangding Ray, Reworks (LIVE) + Wood
• EXPOSITIONS / EXHIBITIONS : Nicolas Clauss, Pierre Coulibeuf, Giuliana Cuneaz, Gabriel Mascaro, Philippe Fontès et Bruno Capelle, Triny Prada, David Blasco, Sébastien Camboulive, Véronique Mouysset, Nelly Girardeau, Pierrick Sorin, Bertrand Gadenne, Enrique Ramirez…
Artists with iPhones. New project launch.
Submission from Brad Wise.
http://www.artistswithiphones.com
Since the fifteenth century and the advent of the mirror artists have modeled for themselves in their own works of art. Whatever the reason, nearly every artist, in every medium from painters to sculptors have attempted this exploration of self.
How does the artistic self portrait look today in the smartphone era?
You are hearby invited to make a creative self portrait using a mirror and a camera phone.
The only criteria is that you are an artist. The medium you work in doesn’t matter
It has to be a self portrait taken by you in front of a mirroring surface and the cameraphone has to be visible. Other than that it’s open to your creativity. It doesn’t have to be an iPhone. Any brand can be used as long as it’s a phone.
No ordinary cameras allowed.
The domain is a take on the various similar sites like guyswithiphones girlswithiphones, babeswithiphones, uncutgirlswithiphones, hairycatswithiphones and so on.
Take your self portrait and email it to: pic@artistswithiphones.com.
Include your name and a link to your artist website.
Thats all.
There will be no selection. Every picture that meets the requirement will be posted.
Contact me if you have any questions.
This is a project from Anders Weberg and produced by the Stian gallery of con-temporary art.
This pictures will not be sold or distributed in any way. This is Your picture and always will.
Would there in the future be anyone interested in doing a exhibition of this collection every artist will for sure be asked before anything happens and you are free to then decide if you would like to participate in that or not.
I’m doing this out of pure curiosity and I’m really looking forward to see a lot of creative self portraits.
Please beware.
You will regret that cell-phone self-portrait in the bathroom mirror one day.
Part of the “Best OFF” 2005-2012, Fonlad Festival.
My video Self was selected for this exhibition.
best OFF 2005-2012
The Web Art Center presents an exhibition of the best works presented at FONLAD Festival since its creation in 2005. For this purpose were chosen by José Vieira, the best 8 photos, 8 videos and 8 web art projects, from the collection of the festival.
The FONLAD Festival is a festival of digital art that is presented every year on the internet and in different parts of the globe, having a physical component, by the presentation of screenings, exhibitions and video installations, held in Coimbra, Portugal.
One of the key components of the project is the dissemination on the Internet of the art projects submitted in each edition. Edition after edition, the works are renewed over time and some are becoming lost in the thousands of web pages, ending in oblivion.
Under the proposal by the Web Art Center, the direction of the Festival decided to recover some of these works and present them in context of Best Off, preceding the release of the 9th edition of the Fonlad Festival in April 2013.
In each edition, it was picked up the best work in video, photography and web art (award nominated) and multiplied by 8 years of the festival, giving the 24 works that now are present in the virtual space of the Web Art Center.
The catalogue http://issuu.com/josevieira/docs/bestoff
Artists: Alan Bigelow (USA), Anders Weberg (SW), Andres Cuartas (COL), Annie Abrahams (NL), Arthur Tuoto (BR), Boskizzi (IT), Cecília Urioste (BR), Chiara Schiaratura (IT), Daniel Hanai (BR), David R Burns (USA), Fake Shop (Jeff Gompertz) (USA), Francesca Fini (IT), Jacob Tonski (USA), Jody Zellen (USA), Jorge Simões (PT), José Carlos Nascimento (PT), José Pedro Reis (PT), Julian Konczak (UK), Michael Filimovicz (USA), Sabryie Celik (TRK), Tahir Hun (TRK), Tamara Lai (BL), Tatiana Santos (PT), Vanja Von Seck (BR)
