New Release - MARCELLVS L. - KLAVIERWELLEN LP (TA096) (06/18/2012)
"KLAVIERWELLEN" (Piano Waves) was recorded on November 4th, 2010 in the
lagoons of Venice with a grand piano in an upside down position being
transported on a small boat. Two contact and two omnidirectional
microphones were positioned on the soundboard of the grand piano to
record the resonances of the strings, waves, motor, boats... the sounds
of the environment of the lagoons filtered by the piano's acoustic
properties.
Stipendiatinnen und Stipendiaten des Arbeitsstipendiums für Bildende Kunst des Berliner Senats 2011
RealismusStudio
In an annual selection the Berlin Senate awards artists with a work scholarship. In the exhibition „Selected Artists 2011“ the NGBK‘s RealismusStudio presents their recent works.
Nevin Aladag, Eva Bertram, Hella Gerlach, Brad Hwang, Marc Klee, Andreas Koch, Marcellvs L., Hajnal Németh, Judy Ross, Ines Schaber, Franz von Stauffenberg, Fiete Stolte, Benedikt Terwiel, Wawrzyniec Tokarski and Suse Weber.
A catalog will be published.
Dates: 21 January - 12 February 2012 Opening: 20 January 2012
"A black horse in Iceland’s lava desert, a fishing boat on the sea off Bahia, travelers at a railroad station in Berlin, pattering rain, glaring light, steam: the video and sound artist Marcellvs L.’s experimental works from his continuing series VideoRhizome are encounters with the world, points of intersection filtered from chaosmotic reality. The sense of time is decelerated through the subtle use of sound and long takes, and natural phenomena become the sources of invention. The wondrous unfolds in elaborate changes of apparently familiar situations and deploys a sublime audiovisual poetry of creation beyond the society of the spectacle." Synne Genzmer
Dates: 17 February - 31 March 2010 Opening: 16 February, 2010 at 19h
frieze magazine - Issue 120 - January / February 2009 (01/13/2009)
Looking Back: Retrospectives
In its annual round-up frieze
asked critics and curators from around the world to choose what, and
who, they felt to be the most significant shows and artists of 2008:
EMERGING ARTISTS:
The
artist duo João Maria Gusmão & Pedro Paiva and the video artist
Marcellvs L. have constructed very singular artistic identities in
recent years. Given consistency and idiosyncratic qualities of their
practices, I have significant expectations for their future artistic
careers.
by Sergio Mah*
*Lisbon-based freelance curator, professor at the University of Lisbon, and the current Artistic Director of PhotoEspanã