Author: Erika

Art Night on 3 June 2022, from 5 p.m. & Art Mile in June / July 2022

Art Night on 3 June 2022, from 5 p.m. & Art Mile in June / July 2022
Over 40 artists and craftspeople will be exhibiting their work
Many hands-on activities from children’s carving to painting slingshot and African drumming workshop
With: Stereostrand, Blumenthal, Paartalia, Fair Trade Town Aichach, Caritas, library
Large live painting by the graffiti artists “Die Bunten
five different music acts
Special preview of the Kunstverein members’ exhibition in the San Depot until 10 p.m.
gastronomic offers
Video installation in the Wittelsbacher Museum until 10 pm
Art activities by kindergartens and the Wittelsbacher Realschule
longer shop opening hours
Exhibition with live music by the group AIC Creativ in the Köglturm

https://www.aichach.de/Freizeit/Veranstaltungen/Kunstnacht

ArtMile.2022

Art in all dimensions – Aichach’s city centre becomes an art space!

From 3 June to 3 July the motto is: Art in all dimensions – the whole of Aichach becomes an art space. In addition to the traditional exhibition spaces in shops, the public space will also be used. Because art in the outdoor space can be experienced by everyone at any time without access barriers. More than 50 artists from the region and from all over Bavaria took part, as did local kindergartens. https://www.aichach.de/Freizeit-G%C3%A4ste/Kultur-Termine/Kunstmeile2022/

All Artists

June 2022, Mobile Video Event #SolidarityShorts, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, New Mexico, USA

“The Feminist Border Arts Film Festival celebrates the power of cinema as a creative tool to reflect upon urgent social issues and thought-provoking representations of identity and difference. The festival defines “feminist border arts” as a practice that challenges the limits of conventional representation through telling stories from the edge; threshold visions from the margins that create new ways of seeing, that visualize underrepresented ways of knowing. Selected films revive the promise of cinema, the possibility of film to open minds, create new vistas, and challenge dehumanizing forms of representation.

Located in New Mexico—a state that includes nineteen sovereign Pueblo nations and is situated less than 50 miles from the U.S./Mexico border—the Feminist Border Arts Film Festival is committed to thinking about identity, difference, and liminal experience as well as issues of sovereignty, decolonizing, belonging, and humanizing experiences. The festival defines “feminist border arts” as a practice that challenges the limits of conventional representation through telling stories from the edge; threshold visions from the margins that create new ways of seeing, that visualize underrepresented ways of knowing. Selected films revive the promise of cinema, the possibility of film to open minds, create new vistas, and challenge dehumanizing forms of representation.”

https://filmfreeway.com/FeministBorderArtsFilmFestival

More informations: https://fba.nmsu.edu/

from May 7 to May 8 AND from June 3 to August 7 2022, Rockville / Maryland / USA

Opening: June 10 2022, 7 pm.

“Frame & Frequency is an ongoing International New Media, Film, and Video Art screening program presented by VisArts. This installment highlights the work of 18 international artists from across the US, Canada and Mexico, from Ukraine to Belgium, Singapore to Greece and more. These new media, experimental film, and video works explore contemporary visual culture, and present an intimate panorama of the variety and breadth of video art in artistic practice today – including various themes such as pandemic experiences, climate change, appropriation,  simulation vs representation, repetition, identity and gender politics, as well as formal investigations of film and video as mediums.

Frame & Frequency aims to present a diverse group of artists representing multi-generational and cultural backgrounds, nationalities and personal histories, while demonstrating the artists’ impressive command of video and new media technologies.

This edition includes artists: Adán De La Garza, Alana Bartol, Alex Culshaw, Alexander Isaenko, Benson A’kuyie, Carlos Vázquez, Clem Routledge, Dina Kelberman, Eri Kassnel, Guido Devadder, Jacob Raeder, Johannes DeYoung, Masha Vlasova, Nate Dorr, Nelson Fernandes, Niya B & Bunny Cadag, Sebastian Mary Tay, and Wheeler Winston Dixon.”

https://www.visartscenter.org/event/frame-frequency-viii/