BOMB Magazine
NYC, April 21, 2014
Annie Abrahams, Gretta Louw and Igor Štromajer about Annie Abrahams, Gretta Louw and Igor Štromajer. A three-way conversation about performance art online.
Art : Interview / BOMB — Artists in Conversation
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BOMB Magazine
NYC, April 21, 2014
Annie Abrahams, Gretta Louw and Igor Štromajer about Annie Abrahams, Gretta Louw and Igor Štromajer. A three-way conversation about performance art online.
Art : Interview / BOMB — Artists in Conversation
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21 February 2014
7.45 PM
Beyond (spectacle) – Episode II
Annie Abrahams and Igor Štromajer
Streaming: Ivan Chabanaud Mosaika.tv
Technical assistance: Jan de Weille
Reader: Laurie Bellanca
Les anormales
Festival Tropisme
La Panacée, Montpellier, France + online
Live stream at www.gaite-lyrique.net
An exercise in collective writing. A performance.
Marionettes / Scripting Reality / On Manipulation / Txt Theater / Public Collaboration Dynamics
+ more details: Beyond (spectacle) & Episode II
Author: Annie Abrahams
Performers: Annie Abrahams & Igor Štromajer
Curator: Madeleine Filippi
Streaming: Ivan Chabanaud Mosaika.tv
Technical assistance: Jan de Weille
Readers: Marie Lavoquet, Thomas Roussel
Screencapture: Francesco Buonaiuto
Show Off Art Fair, 19 October 2012, Paris
Annie Abrahams and Igor Štromajer:
Beyond (spectacle) – test 1
Networked Performance
4 May 2012 (Bristol / Hamburg)
Arnolfini, Bristol, UK
Townhouse Gallery for contemporary art
Cairo, Egypt
24 November 2011
Die Die Die Beauty (online streaming video by Igor Štromajer, 2007; a part of Breaking Solitude series by Annie Abrahams) is shown in the context of the exhibition called Talk to Me by the Townhouse Gallery for contemporary art in Cairo, Egypt.
Talk to Me is an exhibition that looks at interpersonal communication and the possibility to create intimacy through virtual spaces. It’s taking place in the context of an event series called d1sc0nN3ct, which explores different ways of presenting digital/new media work.
2-3-1 Assimil – on/offline performance
Stuttgarter Filmwinter Festival / Wand 5
Saturday, 22 January 2011 at 5:30 PM
Author: Annie Abrahams
Performers: Annie Abrahams, Nicolas Frespech, Igor Štromajer
ON-LINE: Live Internet broadcast at bram.org/huisclos/salon.html
OFF-LINE: Filmhaus, Friedrichstrasse 23a, Stuttgart, Germany
Screenshots: Cyril Thomas
# reference: Huis Clos / No Exit – On Translation by Annie Abrahams (24th Stuttgarter Filmwinter Festival winner; Expanded Media Award “Online/Offline”, January 2011, Stuttgart, Germany)
Huis Clos / No Exit – On Translation
Telematic performance with 6 performers
May 29th 2010 8.30 pm
NIMk – Netherlands Media Art Institute, Amsterdam
PERFORMANCE
PERFORMMIKKA INTERNETTIKKA
nimk.nl/eng/calendar/performmikka-internettikka
29 May 2010
The Netherlands Media Art Institute / Nederlands Instituut voor Mediakunst (NIMk)
doors open 20:00, program begins 20:30
Entrance 5,- (students 3,50)
Please make reservations
An evening with internet/teleperformances by Annie Abrahams, Christophe Bruno, Constant Dullaart, Igor Stromajer and Brane Zorman, focused on the relations between contemporary performance practice and the internet.
With performances by:
Annie Abrahams, Huis Clos : No Exit – On Translation (20:00)
Christophe Bruno, Human Browser
Constant Dullaart, Arranged online moments
Igor Stromajer & Brane Zorman, Ballettikka Internettikka Insecttikka (22:00)
Performmikka Internettikka focuses on recent new possibilities surrounding tele- or internet performance. With the increased speed of internet connections in recent years and the omnipresence of the net, it has not only provided these media artists with inspiration, but also with a platform and a medium. In their work the participating artists respond in various ways to the technical possibilities and limitations of the internet, and to the implications the medium has for content. How does a simultaneous and collective performance being carried out at different places around the world look? What does the delay and distance contribute to the chances and limitations? How does an audience deal with viewing a live ‘event’ with illegal recorded images that are being made at that moment somewhere else in the world? In addition, the artists respond with irony to the Internet as a source of entertainment, and as a capitalist instrument. In short, what does the internet contribute to contemporary performance art practice in terms of inspiration, mediation and as a platform?
If not you not me by Annie Abrahams
HTTP Gallery
Unit A2, Arena Design Centre
71 Ashfield Road, London N4 1N4
+44(0)77 3700 2879
Open 12 February – 20 March 2010
Open Thursday – Saturday, 12-5pm
Among other works by Annie Abrahams, two works co-produced by Intima Virtual Base are presented at the exhibition.
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