FACELESS part II exhibition

Maiko Takeda

Few months ago I have announced 'Faceless part II' exhibition and I actually found my self in Vienna last week. The exhibition met all my expectations. It is a very consistent and diverse interdisciplinary expression of the theme. Read more about it here.

Zach Blas

Faceless success continues and is now relocated to Mediamatic Fabriek in Amsterdam. Opening is scheduled for January 2014.

http://www.facelessexhibition.net 

FACELESS is curated by the artist Bogomir Doringer in cooperation with Brigitte Felderer (University of applied arts Vienna) Director of the MuseumsQuartier: Dr. Christian Strasser

Here are some impressions.

Exhibition 'Faceless part II' in Vienna

Maiko Takeda: Atmospheric Reentry 2013 © Maiko Takeda, Photography Bryan Huynh

Exhibition FACELESS part II Opens at MuseumsQuartier Wien (Vienna - Austria)

Successful exhibition “FACELESS part I” showed the appeal that hiding, veiling, or masking the face exerted on art and fashion after 9/11. The second part of the exhibition, opening on September 27 at 19:00 in freiraum quartier21 INTERNATIONAL at the MuseumsQuartier Wien, continues the survey in a more participatory approach. The focus is on interdisciplinary works and lectures, performances, and workshops that convey how we can survive without losing face and at the same time revolt.

“As much as a face and an expression can give away about us, we have plenty of creative potentials at our disposal for making these tale-telling surfaces illegible, even invisible, without running the risk of suffering social death,” says Brigitte Felderer, co-curator with artist Bogomir Doringer of the group exhibition “FACELESS part II.”

HOSPITALITY project by Bogomir Doringer

First of all congratulations to Bogomir Doringer who recently graduated with the 'Hospitality' project. He got the Master's Degree in Film at the Netherlands Film and Television Academy (NFTA). Hospitality was showcased at IDFA,
24th International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam.

Please take some time for this project and read this interview with Bogomir by Marie-Paule Fritschy, www.sterschrift.nl.  interview


Take a look at the video portrait here, where Bogomir talks about this project and his work http://vimeo.com/28322265