Monday, November 8, 2010

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I SAW YOU BUT YOU WERENT THERE

Performance evening at
RoomService
23 October 2010






'The later days of Pan'
by Roberta Petzoldt






'The idiot'
by Yoeri Guepin









'Attempt1'
by Yoeri Guepin







'Things tend to fall apart'
by
Sybren de Boer









'A dialogue'
by
Min-Oh







'Am I a chair?'
by
Sybren de Boer

Wednesday, October 13, 2010



'Sequence 1'
by Yoeri Guepin










& music performance by
Yes...pink pink





'I SAW YOU BUT YOU WEREN'T THERE'

RoomService opens de doors of its new space in Amsterdam, this time with a performance evening on Saturday 23th of October at 19:00






Invited artists:

Min-Oh
http://www.min-oh.net
Roberta Petzoldt
http://www.robertaschept.nl
Yoeri Guepin
http://www.yoeriguepin.com

Sybren de Boer
sybren.deboer@gmail.com

& special guest:
Yes...pinkpink
www.myspace.com/yespinkpink

Please be kind of coming on time not to miss the live performances!





Thursday, August 19, 2010

ISBN Show 25th June OT301 Amsterdam

Curated by Sarah Lüdemann & Irma Oldenburg



Fraser Stewart




Sarah Lüdemann



Sarah Lüdemann



Sarah Lüdemann



Irma Oldenburg



Jarik Jongman



Dirk Moons



Cissie van der Ven

Tuesday, June 15, 2010

RoomService Presents: 'Netherland ISBN 9780007275700'



ISBN (developed by Sarah Lüdemann & Irma Oldenburg) is an exhibition concept devised to bring together a group of emergent artists and to inspire the development of new work. A literary text is chosen and functions as the anchor and the title of the show.

Guest artists:

Fraser Stewart, Cissie van der Ven, Fabiënne Zuijdwijk, Hans Diemel, Jarik Jongman, Dirk Moons, Irma Oldenburg, Sarah Lüdemann.

Opening: 25th June 20:00h.
Vinissage: 1st July 20:00h.

OT301 (2nd floor)
Overtoon 301,
Amsterdam

'Keep Calm & Carry On' Show / 6th June 2010 OT Amsterdam


Curated
by: Sarah Trouche
Scenography by Benjamin Herr

Invited artists: Adrian Brun, Annegien van Doorn, Aurelie Gelade, Bas Hendrikx, Bianca Argimon, Christophe Zehnacker, Lorraine Chateaux,Christopher Collier, Cristina Marques, Dana Slijboom, Emeric Lhuisset, Emma Corrall, Felix Davin, Francois Cathala, Gabriel Meo, Gemma Powels, Janne van Houtum, Jean Forax, Johan Achermann, Léa Bardin, Lody Meijer, Mathilde Ganancia , Nicolas Charbonnier, Nina Bernagozzi , Rafaela Lopez, Robin Le Gloannec, Schmalz Sandra, Segolene Haehnsen, Samantha van den Berg, Yasmine Laraqui and Sarah Trouche
































'Keep Calm & Carry On'

Monday, May 10, 2010

RoomService Prestens: 'Keep Calm & Carry on'



RoomService will be hosting a new project next weekend: 'Keep calm and carry on'. This project is a live art format created by the artist Sarah Trouche (Paris). The international participants are invited to live, research and exhibit during a full weekend in different European cities through the whole year, this time in Amsterdam at OT301.

The format encourages artists to collaborate with each other and to react site and context specific
, engaging art pieces with the local environment and architecture of the city and the space itself. The workshop/research will end up in a show made out of the work done during the prior 3 days.

Opening: Sunday the 6th
19:00 of June at OT301 Amsterdam.

Curator: Sarah Trouche
Scenography: Benjamin Herr

Invited artists: Adrian Brun, Annegien van Doorn, Aurelie Gelade, Bas Hendrikx, Bianca Argimon, Christophe Zehnacker, Lorraine Chateaux,Christopher Collier, Cristina Marques, Dana Slijboom, Emeric Lhuisset, Emma Corrall, Felix Davin, Francois Cathala, Gabriel Meo, Gemma Powels, Janne van Houtum, Jean Forax, Johan Achermann, Léa Bardin, Lody Meijer, Mathilde Ganancia , Nicolas Charbonnier, Nina Bernagozzi , Rafaela Lopez, Robin Le Gloannec, Schmalz Sandra, Segolene Haehnsen, Samantha van den Berg, Yasmine Laraqui and Sarah Trouche

Music: by 'you and me in the echo'

Thursday, May 6, 2010

'Blocking (blok-ing)' Finissage + ArtChive Eve no 1






Saturday 8th May RoomService will be 'on' again at the OT301 18:00 onwards for the Finissage of Blocking (blok-ing): installation and video work by Marija Danilovic & Avi Krispin. This time, in collaboration with Art-Chive first event, hosting guest artists: Maartje Jaquet, Roberta Petzholdt, Sibyll Kalff & Nicole O Niel.

Korean
food will be served at the bar from 18:00. Performance will start at 20:00
& music by Dj Natalia as off 21:00 h.


Avi Krispin
Video installation and print to address the irony in today's version of reaching out and the contradiction in how 'issues that matters' are addressed.

Marija Danilovic
Stemming from her own exposure to cinema in her youth, she has developed for 'Blocking', a site specific installation that comments on the layered way popular media is often absorbed in today's culture.

Nicole O'Neil
2 video works, Fugges: It’s inspired by human behavior in a group and as an individual/ 2009, 11 min. Language: Hungarian (English subtitles) & Distanta: inspired by cultural differences and miscommunication as a general phenomena/2010, 7 min. Language: Romanian and German (English subtitles).

Sibyl Kalff
Darling Quotes
The Darling Quotes are dedicated to Jürgen Baldiga and Vincent Allan W
The Darling Quotes are a collection of some of Sibyll Kalff's favourite songquotes - either textwise or musicwise or both! and a thanx to all rock 'n' roll cats!

Maartje Jaquet
Poetry to pictures of found animals of objects and structures on the street

Roberta Petzholdt
Performance of a monologue about time (starts at 20:00 h)


'Bloking' (blok-in) Installation
By Avi Krispin



'Poetry to pictures'
by Maartje Jaquet



'Fugges' Video work
by Nicole O'Neil



Video work
by Marija Danilovic

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

RoomService Presents: 'Bolcking (blok-ing)'















Blocking (blok-ing)

-noun
the precise movement and positioning of actors on a stage in order to facilitate the performance of a play, ballet, film or opera.
-Related forms
non·block·ing, adjective, noun

Installation and Video by Marija Danilovic and Avi Krispin

Avi Krispin
works mainly with short videos and video installations, exploring different aspects of storytelling and narrative, focusing on fragments and moments and their construction and reconstruction. She references structures
and language of games, film, and popuar media. For ‘Blocking’, her work combines video, installation and print to address the irony in today’s version of reaching out and the contradiction in how ‘issues that matter’ are addressed.
www.avikrispin.com

Marija Danilovic primarily deals with moving image, utilizing video, film,animations, new media and sound. Her starting point stems from the great role and influence that moving image plays in our lives, whether absorbed through television, internet, cinema or projections found on the street, exploring the contrast between fiction and reality. Stemming from her own exposure to cinema in her youth, for ‘Blocking’, she has developed a site specific installation that comments on the layered way popular media is often absorbed in today’s culture.
4marij@gmail.com




Saturday 24th April at 20:00 OT301,
Overtoom 301 Amsterdam.
www.ot301.nl

'The Cremaster Cycle' screening night (Vol.1)




Cremaster 3 is actually the final piece of this five-part epic film from Matthew Barney: The Cremaster Cycle. He felt pretty certain that ending the cycle in the middle would be the way to finish. C 3 shows Barney’s affinity for architecture and sexuality, and much of all the symbolic iconography in he movie involves Celtic mythology and phallic references. He appears himself in the movie as the Entered Apprentice, and the artist Richard Sera plays the role of the Architect Hiram Abiff (who is the Biblical architect of the Temple of Solomon) represented in the film as the architect of the Crysler building in NYC (where big part of the film is set up).
The film is spatially driven rather than a narrative piece. It is a display of visual effects and impulses with very little to no dialogue. The top spire of the Crysler Building in NY is the meeting of all dreams in Cremaster 3. The building is a character itself in the movie, and the centerpiece of Matthew Barney’s piece, exploring artistic creation and destruction. It is in fact, a potent symbol of demonically ambitious creativity in a film that celebrates the parallel urge to build and to destroy as inseparable (and irrational) compulsions.
The Architect, the Apprentice, The Novitiate and the Crysler Building are the main characters in the film, and they can all be seen as reflections of each other.
Barney intertwines the story of the erction of Crysler Building with Masonic lore and rituals. Candidates for Masonic initiation must pass through 3 degrees: Entered Apprentice, Fellowcraft and Master Mason. At the culmination of the Masonic initiation, Masons reenact the murder, burial, and resurrection of Hiram Abiff.
The film begins and ends in Ireland where the Barney’s character (and the artist himself) actually comes from, and contains a big range of iconography related to the country such as the green white and orange colors of the Irish flags which stand for Catholics, Protestants and white the peace between them.

'VIJFTIG JANUARI' / Finissage DO NOT DISTURB




Melodramatische easy-listening
Live performance 1st April OT301 Amsterdam


http://www.myspace.com/vijftigjanuari














1 April, OT301 Amsterdam