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BIO
Ursula Endlicher's work resides on the intersection of Internet, performance and multi-media installation. Since the mid 1990ies her practice has been bridging the gap between the World Wide Web and physical reality. She translates the social and structural components of the Web into choreography for performances, into installations, and objects. She just recently showed her new online data performance called "Light and Dark Networks" (2012), commissioned by The Whitney Museum for Artport, on Whitney.org. She has exhibited and performed her work internationally in venues such as ZERO1 Biennial in San Jose, the transmediale festival in Berlin; SIGGRAPH Asia, Japan; Jersey City Museum, NJ; Postmasters Gallery, New York; the Center for Performance Research, Brooklyn; and at the Center for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Castle, Warsaw, Poland. Her net-art work has been commissioned by Turbulence, and by the Whitney Museum for artport; her Internet/theater work has been presented by the "Theater am Neumarkt" in Zürich, Switzerland. She participated in the Virtual Residency 2.0 at Location One, and was invited to several international Festivals on networked culture and performance. She recently gave a "Lightning Talk" at the LISA Conference at the Guggenheim Museum, NY. Her work is part of the ursula blickle's videoarchiv at the Kunsthalle Wien in Vienna, Austria, and the Rose Goldsen Archive of New Media Art at Cornell University.
Her website is www.ursenal.net.
Her website is www.ursenal.net.
Shows in March
Hi all,
I wanted to let you know about upcoming and ongoing shows in March:
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March 28: Opening @ MediaNoche, New York
I am having a solo show with two web-driven installations uptown at MediaNoche: I am showing a new piece called "Singing Website Wallpaper", which gives voice to html by re-interpreting the code on the fly as a musical score and by visualizing the scales as printed patterns on wallpaper. The second piece I am showing is the "html-movement-library" (*), an online database of video performances articulating html code through gesture, movement and dance, as an installation/environment in the gallery. Visitors are invited to contribute their ideas to the ever-expanding repository. Workshops, an artist talk, and a performance (a new sequence of "Website Impersonations") at the end of the exhibition will round up the program. The show will run from March 28 - May 12.
MediaNoche
161 East 106th Streeet, First Floor
New York, NY 10029
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Still on view till March 31 @ Wood Street Galleries in Pittsburgh: Thread
Should you be visiting Pittsburgh this month, make a stop at Wood Street Galleries to see Thread, a group show curated by Michele Thursz. I am showing six "Website Wigs" splayed out as a "networked" environment that spans across a large section of the gallery wall. Website Wigs are html code taken from Websites such as Google.com, Microsoft.com or Intel.com, and braided into hair, representing each Website's hypertext link structure as a hair-do. The wigs are interconnected in the form of a "hairy" diagram, showing how the sites link to each other online.
For more info, videos - a peek into the installation - and reviews please go to my website: <http://www.ursenal.net>http://www.ursenal.net
"Thread"
Wood Street Galleries
601 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, PA
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(*) Ongoing call for submissions to the html-movement-library:
The html-movement-libary is an ongoing project welcoming submission to its online database of video clips and images. Contributors to the library become instantly part of web-based participatory performances such as html_butoh and are co-choreographing performances such as the "Website Impersonation" series...
Check it out, read about it, participate, enjoy at: <http://turbulence.org/Works/html_butoh>http://turbulence.org/Works/html_butoh
Read reviews for both, the html-movment-library and html_butoh, on my website: <http://.www.ursenal..net>http://.www.ursenal..net
The "html-movement-library" is supported in part by a grant from Turbulence.org.
"html_butoh" is a 2006 commission of New Radio and Performing Arts, Inc., (aka Ether-Ore) forits Turbulence web site. It was made possible with funding from the Jerome Foundation.
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Hope to see you around - either at the opening, or online.
Best,
Ursula
I wanted to let you know about upcoming and ongoing shows in March:
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March 28: Opening @ MediaNoche, New York
I am having a solo show with two web-driven installations uptown at MediaNoche: I am showing a new piece called "Singing Website Wallpaper", which gives voice to html by re-interpreting the code on the fly as a musical score and by visualizing the scales as printed patterns on wallpaper. The second piece I am showing is the "html-movement-library" (*), an online database of video performances articulating html code through gesture, movement and dance, as an installation/environment in the gallery. Visitors are invited to contribute their ideas to the ever-expanding repository. Workshops, an artist talk, and a performance (a new sequence of "Website Impersonations") at the end of the exhibition will round up the program. The show will run from March 28 - May 12.
MediaNoche
161 East 106th Streeet, First Floor
New York, NY 10029
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Still on view till March 31 @ Wood Street Galleries in Pittsburgh: Thread
Should you be visiting Pittsburgh this month, make a stop at Wood Street Galleries to see Thread, a group show curated by Michele Thursz. I am showing six "Website Wigs" splayed out as a "networked" environment that spans across a large section of the gallery wall. Website Wigs are html code taken from Websites such as Google.com, Microsoft.com or Intel.com, and braided into hair, representing each Website's hypertext link structure as a hair-do. The wigs are interconnected in the form of a "hairy" diagram, showing how the sites link to each other online.
For more info, videos - a peek into the installation - and reviews please go to my website: <http://www.ursenal.net>http://www.ursenal.net
"Thread"
Wood Street Galleries
601 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, PA
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(*) Ongoing call for submissions to the html-movement-library:
The html-movement-libary is an ongoing project welcoming submission to its online database of video clips and images. Contributors to the library become instantly part of web-based participatory performances such as html_butoh and are co-choreographing performances such as the "Website Impersonation" series...
Check it out, read about it, participate, enjoy at: <http://turbulence.org/Works/html_butoh>http://turbulence.org/Works/html_butoh
Read reviews for both, the html-movment-library and html_butoh, on my website: <http://.www.ursenal..net>http://.www.ursenal..net
The "html-movement-library" is supported in part by a grant from Turbulence.org.
"html_butoh" is a 2006 commission of New Radio and Performing Arts, Inc., (aka Ether-Ore) forits Turbulence web site. It was made possible with funding from the Jerome Foundation.
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Hope to see you around - either at the opening, or online.
Best,
Ursula
