Tuesday, June 5, 2012

Paper Splash


PIA MYRVOLD
"Paper Splash"
Off/dOCUMENTA (13)
Kassel
7-9th of June

In a few hours I am on the Eurostar to Paris where I will meet Pia Myrvold. We will be discussing the directions of her future show in London this October at ArtEco Gallery. 
We will then cruise down to Kassel for off/documenta to put up a three day improvised art action:


In “Papers Splash”, Pia MYrvoLD uses urban spaces and public
areas as large scale canvases, placing and creating patterns with
printed paper in various sizes as ephemeral large scale collages,
usually made as a performance using added effects within a time
span of 30 to 60 minutes, according to scale and participating
crew. The surface of “Paper Splash” is then gradually
transformed and eventually destroyed by weather, the passing
public, traffic, and the regular users of the space.
In connection with the opening week of dOCUMENTA (13), Pia
MYrvoLD proposes "Paper Splash" as an unofficial improvised art
action that celebrates non-conformity, fantasy, imagination and
freedom in contemporary art, and reminds us that art often
happens first at the margins of organized culture and in an unofficial
capacity.




The happening is sponsored by ArtEco Gallery.
Make sure you check ArtEcoGallery on Twitter for specific locations.

With "Excited" Love 
Kristin








4 comments:

  1. Dear Kristin,
    being away from blogging for a while I did not realize you dream has already come true!
    Or did you always had a gallery or is this the gallery you work ???
    Sorry I don't usually ask so many questions...
    I think you are doing a marvelous job with something you love and have lots of knowlidge on. I am happy for you and I wish you and the wonderful artist you work with much success
    : )

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  2. It is so fantastic that you are living your dream ... and excited is exactly how you should be feeling. I am excited for you and hope that the exhibition is s great success!

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  3. I hope you had an amazing time! And the colors in those pieces are delish!

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