Obscure / Erase
13 years ago
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UK Artists 2010
- Katarzyna Perlak
- Katy Beinart
- Alina Tudor, FocAR Group
- Razvan Neagoe, FocAR Group
- Helene Kazan, TangentProjects
- Steve Smith, TangentProjects
- Karen Ay, TangentProjects
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Work in progress13 years ago
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The Travellers Box - main site!13 years ago
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Where to go when your building is desolate13 years ago
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Co Curators
- Alexia Mellor (WMRC Collective, Boston)
- Andrew Y. Ames (WMRC Collective, Boston)
- Cole Wimpee (New York)
- Jacob B. Larsen (Denmark)
- James R. Ford (Wellington NZ)
- Jillian Mayer (Miami)
- Karen Ay (London)
- Lars Vilhelmsen (Founder, Denmark)
- Per-Arne Strang (Stockholm)
- Rasmus Albertsen (Umen)
- Sanne Moe (Denmark)
- Tulle Ruth (Oslo)
- WRMC Collective, (Boston)
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About the project
The Travellers Box project is an artistic discourse between artists, whereby both analysis and production play a part. Its foundation rests on the notion of collaboration in that individual artists’ viewpoints, thoughts and interactions with the Box, combine with the relationships that develop because of it, and manifest themselves in various forms.
Originated in Denmark, the boxes have travelled to several countries over the past 5 years, including the UK, USA, Germany, Sweden and Norway, where a series of artists have taken part in various forms of the project. One of the objectives is to expand on this growing international network, via artists collaborating directly (having the box and making work with it) and via those artists connecting with others also involved in the project, both in their own and in other countries.
Originated in Denmark, the boxes have travelled to several countries over the past 5 years, including the UK, USA, Germany, Sweden and Norway, where a series of artists have taken part in various forms of the project. One of the objectives is to expand on this growing international network, via artists collaborating directly (having the box and making work with it) and via those artists connecting with others also involved in the project, both in their own and in other countries.
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- fluidthought
- London, United Kingdom
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