TIME is Love.11 at CCA Glasgow

TIME is Love.11 [Show 2]
International video art program

Saturday31st March 2018

CCA Centre for Contemporary Arts

350 Sauchiehall St

GLASGOW G2 3JD

UK

http://www.cca-glasgow.com/programme/time-is-love-screening-international-video-art-program

www.timeisloveshow.org

www.facebook.com/timeisloveshow

Free admission

4PM

Featuring:

Albert Bayona (Spain), Angelina Voskopoulou (Greece), Anupong Charoenmitr (Thailand), Celine Trouillet (France), Cristina Picchi (Italy), Dee Hood (USA), Djibril Dramé (Senegal), Erick Tapia (Mexico), Frederico Evaristo (Brazil), Helina Metaferia (Ethiopia), Hiroya Sakurai (Japan), Iloisa Fortes (Cape Verde), Irina Gabiani (Luxembourg), Isabel Pérez Del Pulgar (Spain), Isidora Ficovic (Serbia), Jennida Chase SN (USA), Joas Nebe (Germany), Kokou Ekouagou (Togo), Laura Celada (Spain), Lisa Birke (Canada), Magdalena Zeisel (Austria), Mauricio Saenz (Mexico), Matilde De Feo (Italy), Maya Schweizer (France), Michael Macgarry (South Africa), Mohamed Thara (Morocco), Przemek Wegrzyn (Poland), Rrose Present (Spain), Salvatore Insana (Italy), Sandra Bouguerch (UK), Sandrine Deumier (France), Sarah Bliss (USA), SoarSoaring-Words (Romania), Susanne Wiegner (Germany), Tom Skipp (UK), Tushar Waghela (India), Vijay Raghavan (India), Yassine Balbzioui (Morocco).

Established in 2008 by curator Kisito Assangni, TIME is Love Screening has travelled to major cities in the world attracting a vibrant mix of media professionals, researchers, young people and families. The screening is accompanied by public discussions and performances.

Preoccupied with love, the project represents love stripped from its traditional clichés and timeless idealism. Each of the artists leads an interdisciplinary practice bringing a questioning and a criticism on a system of relation to others which appears to us as being dying.
Taking these ambivalent feelings as a starting point, the artists develop their own language according to their sensibility and history. The selected videos deal with prevented communications, disturbed feelings, globalisation, memory and spirituality. As a result, each video inspires the viewer to question the normative understanding of relationships in our modern society.

About the Curator

Kisito Assangni is a Togolese-French curator, consultant and producer who studied museology. Currently living between London and Paris, his research focuses primarily on psycho-geography and the cultural impact of globalisation. He investigates the modes of cultural production that combine theory and practice. Assangni is heavily involved in video, performance and experimental sound.

His projects have been shown internationally, including the ZKM Museum, Karlsruhe (Germany); Whitechapel Gallery, London; Malmo Konsthall, Malmo, Sweden; Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney; National Centre for Contemporary Arts, Moscow; Es Baluard Museum, Palma, Spain; Torrance Art Museum, Los Angeles; National Museum of Contemporary Art, Seoul among others.

He has participated in symposia, talks and events at numerous international universities and festivals.

Kisito is the founder/curator of Time is Love Screening and [SFIP] project - Still Fighting Ignorance & Intellectual Perfidy (Platform for critical thinking, researching and presenting Video art from Africa).

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