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Tim Schwartz

Tim Schwartz (b. 1981 Boston, Massachusetts) is a Los Angeles-based artist, technologist, and activist who makes works of art focused on technology, information, privacy, and how our culture absorbs changes in these areas.

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Klaske Oenema

PARTICIPATING ARTIST OF THE EXHIBITION “THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME”, PORT JOURNEY MEETING 2016 About my work: The story, the narrative, forms the center of my work. This can be explicit and unfolding in an […]

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Reham Sharbaji

In the Arabic language, every noun and name is gendered, and so everything becomes personified merely because the nature of the language deems it so. And so, Amman is identified as feminine, carrying with it all the nuances that are associated with gender.

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Jaime Ibanez

PARTICIPATING ARTIST OF THE EXHIBITION “THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME”, PORT JOURNEY MEETING 2016 Jaime Ibanez designs his own systems which are related to cinema, theatre and music. These are “primitive” animations, installations, theatre […]

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HOW/To Think an other cultural concept/NOW

What’s the meaning of art and culture in a world of simultaneity, a world in which European tourists take a swim in the same waters of the Mediterranean Sea in which refugees, deprived of their existence, drown by the hundreds? What’s the promise of the word culture in a world of mobility taking a shortcut by supersonic speed, therefore making distances more and more insignificant and places getting closer?

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Michael Kress

MEMBER OF THE HYCP CREW

Michael Kress, is a conceptual artist, born in 1964, in Munich, Germany, living in Hamburg. The focus of his work is semiotics and language as a normative moment in the construction of a media-identity.

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Die Querung des Gleichers  

Gabriele Münter, Wassily Kandinsky, Emil Orlik, René Beeh, Paul Klee, August Macke, Louis Moilliet, Karl Hofer, Max Pechstein Paul Gauguin, Ottilie Reylaender, Walther Spies … um nur einige Namen der klassischen Moderne zu nennen, haben etwas für sich in Erfahrung gebracht, was ein Jahrhundert später zum Common-Sense einer Informations-Gesellschaft gehört.