Transnational Temps
Spill>>Forward
July 30 - November 19, 2010
Opening Reception: Friday, July 30, 6PM - 8PM
Artist talk: Saturday, August 11, 6:30PM - 8PM

As media attention wanes, the impact of British Petroleum's Deep Horizon, off-shore drilling disaster continues to unfold. Artists worldwide respond to this new ecological catastrophe in a group show organized by Transnational Temps, an arts collective exploring the interstices of art, ecology and technology. For Andy Deck, one of the founding members of Transnational Temps and the curator of the show, "After a decidedly unsuccessful round of climate negotiations in Copenhagen, the disaster in the Gulf of Mexico frames this exhibition of Earth Art for the 21st Century."

Now hidden from view by BP's media campaigns and other de facto censoring actions, the images of oil-covered birds struggling to breathe and fly, oil and dispersant-coated fish, dolphins and whales washing up dead while most sink to the ocean floor, have all but vanished. Partially filling the void are the artists showing here who are recreating topographies: mapping the course of a deadly shadow over our shores and waters; and reinterpreting the sea, its rising levels and largesse, before the vicissitudes of man and nature.

EXHIBITION ARTISTS

  • Jesus Andres
  • Matusa Barros
  • Chris Basmajian
  • Eric Benson
  • Collette Broeders
  • Sabina Antón Cardenal
  • Guillermo Hermosilla Cruzat
  • Christopher Dascher
  • Sereal Designers
  • Maria-Gracia Donoso
  • Jessica Eik
  • Terri Garland
  • Alex George
  • Tim Geers
  • Virginia González
  • Gene Gort
  • Gratuitous Art Films
  • Henry Gwiazda
  • Andrew E. Johnson
  • Adrienne Klein
  • Geoffrey Michael Krawczyk
  • Irad Lee
  • Adrián Madrid
  • Patrick Mathieu
  • Cristina Osuna Migueles
  • Luke Munn
  • Ume Remembers
  • Russell Ritell
  • Alyce Santoro
  • Skwarek and Hocking
  • Susanne Slavick
  • UBERMORGEN.COM and P. W. Teister

ABOUT TRANSNATIONAL TEMPS

Transnational Temps is an international arts collective concerned with ecology, sustainability, and media. Since its formation in 2001 it has produced a series of critically acclaimed works and exhibitions under the banner Earth Art for the 21st Century. Working primarily from Europe and the United States, works to date have emphasized participation, tactical media, and spanning the sometimes awkward divide between activist advocacy and aesthetics.

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PAST EXHIBITIONS :

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:: B&W - Two Photographers: Maximo Colon, Elisa Perea >>

:: Ji Sun Lee's - Quotidian: Documenting Everyday Life >>

:: Jaime Davidovich's - Re: PLAY >>

:: Sutthirat Supaparinya's - Hypothetical >>

:: Ji Sun Lee's - Urban Meditation >>

:: Transnational Temps - Spill>>Forward >>

:: Valerie Hallier's - Screened Calls and Slow Portraits >>

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:: Ted Ciesielski's - Empire of Desire >>

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:: Nayda Collazo-Llorens' - Voiceover >>

:: Diogenes Ballester's - Free Registry: Encounter, Mythology and Reality >>

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