ecopolis

Machination 84 from Lia.

prof. bad trip exhibition trailer 21.05.10 Xlab-Berlin from impensabile on Vimeo.

XLAB Corrosive Art Farm, in collaboration with Jena Filaccio, is proud to present: GIANLUCA LERICI aka PROF BAD TRIP- a tribute to a psycho genius.
curated by Emanuele Sturlese
opening: 21.05.2010 from 6pm
exhibition running until 30.06.2010

XLAB will introduce to Berlin public the complex and huge graphic production of Prof Bad Trip, a very creative and significative artists of the italian underground movement, who died prematurely in 2006.
Screenprintings in very limited edition will capture the observer into his lisergic vortex of freaks and graphic labirynths, provocatorial iconography and cyberpunk voyages
A big party, to celebrate his birthday, will take place on 21st may 2010 at XLAB.

PIXELS by Patrick Jean

An episode from Green Porno, Isabella Rossellini’s new series.
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Productions by internationally renowned media artists and the innovative works of new masters from the academies will be presented at the 23nd European Media Art Festival (21-25 April 2010). The EMAF is one of the most influential forums of international Media Art. As a meeting point for artists, curators, distributors, gallery owners and an audience of specialists, the festival has a great impact on the topic and aesthetics of Media Art. Each year the festival offers its visitors a current overview of new experimental films, performances, lectures, an exhibition and the Media Campus.

The frame of content of the festival is ranging from personal and political subjects or formal experiments to provocative statements.

The motto of the 2010 festival is MASH UP, reflected in film programmes, lectures and specials.

Today, the reinterpretation and re-coding of media content, works of art and music take place in popular culture and art alike. In the process, mashing up citations and references evolves into the aesthetic, satirical and subversive stylistic device, where it also infringes on the rights of third parties.

Douglash Rshkoff at SXSW 2010.

Tommy Pallotta talks about his new project Collapsus, soon online.