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Since its inception, ART Santa Fe provides Project Spaces for alternative work. This year, eight non-profit institutions and galleries host Project Spaces. One of them is the Santa Fe Art Institute, which sponsored Gradient Ghosts I , a wall installation and video by the artist collective Keep Adding. Keep Adding works in the field of multimedia and installation art. The artist group began in La Mesilla, New Mexico in 2001, making graffiti-inspired murals in abandoned buildings. Now the group is working in various kinds of media. I met with the two group members Brian Bixby and Noah MacDonald at Art Santa Fe. In this episode they talk about the beginnings of Keep Adding and their collaborative process. Brian lives and works in Santa Fe, Noah recently moved to Marfa. Art Santa Fe, July 11, 2008. PS: Have a look at their website, there you ll find plenty of information, images and video clips. > Right-click (Mac: ctrl-click) this link to download Quicktime video file. > Click this link to watch Quicktime video in new movie window.

Obama speaks to the people of Berlin in a great speech. He talked about the Atlantic alliance and the need for freedom of press. I finally got a chance tosee him and hear him in person, me and about 200,000 others!

TALK AS TALK CAN: This episode brings you an excerpt of an informal conversation between SITE Santa Fe Biennal Lucky Number Seven artists Luchezar Boyadjiev, Eliza Naranjo Morse, Nora Naranjo Morse, and Rose B. Simpson. Eliza Naranjo Morse, Nora Naranjo Morse, and Rose B. Simpson are a family of artists from Santa Clara Pueblo. In this video, Rose B. Simpson talks about cultural identity, what it means to be indigenous, the indian art world and the contemporary art world and what her family s participation means for a redefinition of what indian art is. The full length version (56 min.) will be available soon on our HD page. PS: Thanks to Max Friedenberg for the audio! > Right-click (Mac: ctrl-click) this link to download Quicktime video file. > Click this link to watch Quicktime video in new movie window. (more ) Related Articles:Hiroshi Fuji: Kaeru / SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, Lucky Number SevenSITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, Lucky Number Seven / Interview with Laura Heon / part 2/2SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, Lucky Number Seven / Interview with Laura Heon / part 1/2Nick Mangan: A1 Southwest Stone / SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, Lucky Number SevenMartí Anson: Martí and the Flour Factory / SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, Lucky Number Seven

Hiroshi Fuji is a social activist. Fuji creates installations, performances, and events that focus on community. He uses materials deemed useless or valueless by society – such as empty water bottles, and old toys – to create works of art. One of his projects is Kaekko , a project that simulates the model of a bazaar: Children exchange their unwanted toys, creating a new market and new values for formerly worthless items. For Lucky Number Seven , SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, he created Kaeru . As Hiroshi Fuji states: Kaeru starts with a bazaar where children bring unwanted toys to exchange. Local people involve themselves in making artworks from the materials brought to the bazaar. Those works are the interwoven with elements at key places in Santa Fe. This video shows Kaeru at the Museum of International Folk Art on Museum Hill in Santa Fe, and the Santa Fe Opera Parking Lot. Other venues are Fine Arts for Children Teens and the National Dance Institute of New Mexico. PS: The shooting of the Santa Fe Opera Parking Lot was really funny, did you know a cult called Tailgating ? > Right-click (Mac: ctrl-click) this link to download Quicktime video file. > Click this link to watch Quicktime video in new movie window. Related Articles:SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, Lucky Number Seven / Interview with Laura Heon / part 2/2SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, Lucky Number Seven / Interview with Laura Heon / part 1/2Nick Mangan: A1 Southwest Stone / SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, Lucky Number SevenMartí Anson: Martí and the Flour Factory / SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, Lucky Number Seven

At Art Santa Fe we met with Ravikumar Kashi, represented by Gallery Sumukha, Bangalore and Chennai, India. Ravikumar Kashi is one of the few artists who sculpt with paper. In Santa Fe, he showed the two sculptures Books and Armor . In this video, Ravikumar Kashi talks about the pieces on display at Art Santa Fe, and his work in general. Ravikumar Kashi was born in Bangalore in 1968. He completed his B.F.A. in Painting from College of Fine Arts, Bangalore in 1988. In 2001 he studied handmade papermaking under J. Parry at the Papermaking Resource, Glasgow School of Art, Glasgow, UK, with a grant from the Charles Wallace India Trust. Since 1991 he has had several solo and group shows all over the world. He was selected for ‘Best of Discovery’ section in Sh 07, Art Fair, held in Shanghai, China. Art Santa Fe, July 11, 2008. > Right-click (Mac: ctrl-click) this link to download Quicktime video file. > Click this link to watch Quicktime video in new movie window. Related Articles:Tim Tate / Alida Anderson Art Projects / Art Santa Fe 2008Fletcher Benton / Susie Fuller talks about the kinetic sculptures of Fletcher Benton / Art Santa Fe 2008ART Santa Fe 2008 / Vernissage

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Lucky Number Seven is SITE Santa Fe s seventh international biennial, curated by Lance M. Fung. In this episode we have a look at the work of the artists Wael Shawky, Fabien Giraud, Raphael Siboni, Studio Azzurro, Soun Hong, Scott Lyall, and Piero Golia have created for Lucky Number Seven. In this video, director Laura Heon talks about ephemeral character of most of the works, and SITE s program apart from the biennial (exhibitions, education, lectures, events). SITE Sante Fe Lucky Number Seven, July 8/9, 2008. Part 1/2. PS: Not all of the artists who participate in Lucky Number Seven present their work in SITE s building. We have documented their work in separate videos: Martí Anson s flour mill on Santa Fe s Museum Hill, Nick Mangan s A1 Southwest Stone, Hiroshi Fuji s Kaeru (coming soon). > Right-click (Mac: ctrl-click) this link to download Quicktime video file. > Click this link to watch Quicktime video in new movie window. Related Articles:Nick Mangan: A1 Southwest Stone / SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, Lucky Number SevenMartí Anson: Martí and the Flour Factory / SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, Lucky Number Seven

SITE Santa Fe was founded in 1995 to provide the general public, and in particular the extensive group of artists in Santa Fe, with access to global contemporary art. Some of the most known artists live here in New Mexico such as Bruce Nauman, Richard Tuttle and Susan Rothenberg. The idea to hold a biennial exhibition was there from the beginning. SITE Santa Fe s biennials were conceived by now renowned curators like Bruce Ferguson, Francesco Bonami or Robert Storr (the curator of 2007 Venice Biennial). This year s biennial has been curated by Lance M. Fung and is called Lucky Number Seven . In this episode, SITE Santa Fe s director Laura Heon talks about the mission of SITE Santa Fe, the opening weekend, and why she chose Lance M. Fung as the curator for the 2008 edition of the biennial. The video also provides an exhibition walkthrough that has a look at the work of the artists Ahmet Ögüt, Eliza Naranjo Morse, Luchezar Boyadijev, Mandla Reuter, Michal Budny, Nadine Robinson, Nora Naranjo Morse, Ricarda Denzer, Rose B. Simpson, Wael Shawky, and Zbigniew Rogalski. SITE Sante Fe Lucky Number Seven, July 8/9, 2008. Part 1/2. PS: Lucky Number Seven has been very well documented by the Santa Fe Lucky 7 Documentary Team. Click here! > Right-click (Mac: ctrl-click) this link to download Quicktime video file. > Click this link to watch Quicktime video in new movie window. Related Articles:Nick Mangan: A1 Southwest Stone / SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, Lucky Number SevenMartí Anson: Martí and the Flour Factory / SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, Lucky Number Seven

The American artist Dan Graham (born 1942 in Urbana, Illinois) is known for his architectural sculptures in the form of complex glas pavilions based on simple geometrical forms and made of metal and two-way mirror glas. The works of the Danish artist Jeppe Hein (born 1974 in Copenhagen) question the spatial and institutional structures of art. At Galerie Rüdiger Schöttle in Munich, Germany, Dan Graham and Jeppe Hein present their different approaches in a joint exhibition entitled From Seriousness to Silliness . In this video, Dan Graham and Jeppe Hein talk about their work and the distinctions in their approaches. Dan Graham | Jeppe Hein: From Seriousness to Silliness / Galerie Rüdiger Schöttle, Munich. Opening, July 8, 2008. By VTV correspondent Gürsoy Dogtas. > Right-click (Mac: ctrl-click) this link to download Quicktime video file. > Click this link to watch Quicktime video in new movie window.

Another off-site location of Lucky Number Seven , the SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, is 1005-G Alto Street in a corner of Santa Fe that s not easy to find. Here, at an abandoned workshop, Nick Mangan installed a fake excavation site. Nick Mangan was born in 1979 in Geelong, Victoria, Australia. He lives and works in Berlin, Germany. About his project in Santa Fe he says: I am interested in utilizing the notion of an excavation, physically - with a shovel - but moreover as a way of gathering information about the town s local history and myths; as a way of sieving through some of the facts and fictions, upturning some of the mud. PS: Additional videos at Santa Fe Lucky 7 Documentary Team. > Right-click (Mac: ctrl-click) this link to download Quicktime video file. > Click this link to watch Quicktime video in new movie window. Related Articles:Martí Anson: Martí and the Flour Factory / SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, Lucky Number Seven

Zane Bennett Contemporary Art recently inaugurated its new space in the Santa Fe Railyard Art District. Currently the gallery presents recent paintings by Günther Förg (July 12 - September 6). Günther Förg (born 1952) is one of the most prominent German artists of his generation. Förg started his art career in the 1970s with a series of monochrome paintings. In 1992 he participated in documenta IX. His work is represented in collections such as Hamburger Bahnhof, Museum für Gegenwart in Berlin, and the Museum für Moderne Kunst (MMK) in Frankfurt/Main, Germany. Cocktail Reception, July 11, 2008. > Right-click (Mac: ctrl-click) this link to download Quicktime video file. > Click this link to watch Quicktime video in new movie window.

In this video, Lenny Campello, owner of the gallery Alida Anderson Art Projects talks about the work of Tim Tate. At Art Santa Fe, the gallery is showing three pieces that are made of blown and cast glass and incorporate LCD screens (14 x6 x6 ). Tim Tate is a mixed media sculptor based in Washington, DC. He is the founder of the Washington Glass School. Santa Fe, July 11, 2008. > Right-click (Mac: ctrl-click) this link to download Quicktime video file. > Click this link to watch Quicktime video in new movie window. Related Articles:Fletcher Benton / Susie Fuller talks about the kinetic sculptures of Fletcher Benton / Art Santa Fe 2008ART Santa Fe 2008 / Vernissage

At Art Santa Fe 2008 at the booth of Osuna Art, we discovered a kinetic sculpture by San Francisco-based artist Fletcher Benton. During the Sixties he was part of the kinetic movement. Fletcher Benton was born in 1931 in Jackson, Ohio. He studied at the Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. From 1967 until 1986 he teached at the California State University in San Jose. In 2008 he received the Lifetime Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture Award from the International Sculpture Center in Hamilton, New Jersey. Susie Fuller, Senior Associate at Jenkins Johnson Gallery in San Francisco tells us more about Fletcher Benton and his kinetic sculptures. Art Santa Fe, July 11, 2008. > Right-click (Mac: ctrl-click) this link to download Quicktime video file. > Click this link to watch Quicktime video in new movie window. Related Articles:ART Santa Fe 2008 / Vernissage

ART Santa Fe was founded in 1995 to enhance Santa Fe s contemporary art market and thereby make an important contribution to Santa Fe s entire art community. This year, 59 exhibitors from 19 countries are participating. ART Santa Fe also provides Project Spaces for alternative work. This year, eight non-profit institutions and galleries host Project Spaces: the Center for Contemporary Arts Santa Fe, Diaz Contemporary, The Frostig Collection, Salon MarGraff, Monroe Gallery of Photography, the New Mexico Museum of Art, the Santa Fe Art Institute, and SITE Santa Fe. This video documents the Vernissage of ART Santa Fe 2008 at El Museo Cultural de Santa Fe in the booming Railyard Art District of Santa Fe, starting with the ribbon cutting with Councilor Rebecca Wurzburger and ART Santa Fe Director Charlotte Jackson. Santa Fe, July 10, 2008. PS: On Saturday July 12, there s a lecture ( Clyfford Still and the Impact of American Painting ) by Dean Sobel, Director of the Clyfford Still Museum in Denver, Colorado, at the St. Francis Auditorium of the New Mexico Museum of Art, Santa Fe. > Right-click (Mac: ctrl-click) this link to download Quicktime video file. > Click this link to watch Quicktime video in new movie window.

The New Mexico Museum of Art in Santa Fe is the oldest museum in the state. It s mission is to promote the art of New Mexico by placing it into various contexts, especially in an international context. The history of the museum goes back 12000 years. It concentrates on the period from 1880 when the first railroads connected New Mexico to the rest of the United States, and focuses on the fusions that have taken place between Native American, Hispanic, and European American Art. In this video we meet with Tim Rogers, Chief Curator, and Joseph Traugott, Curator of 20th Century Art of the New Mexico Museum of Art to learn more about the museum, its collection and exhibitions, and the Santa Fe art scene in general. The current exhibitions are How the West is One - The Art of New Mexico (curated by Joseph Traugott), Tuff Stuff (work by four New Mexican artists, Dunham Aurelius, M Diaz, Harmony Hammond, and Jack Slentz; curated by Tim Rogers), Flux - Reflections on Contemporary Glass , Gustave Baumann - A Santa Fe Legend , and Georgia O Keeffe s Legacy in New Mexico . New Mexico Museum of Art, Santa Fe, New Mexico / USA, July 7, 2008. PS: The New Mexico Museum of Art has a podcast. > Right-click (Mac: ctrl-click) this link to download Quicktime video file. > Click this link to watch Quicktime video in new movie window.

This video documents the opening of Santa Fe-based artist William Metcalf s show at Charlotte Jackson Fine Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico / USA. The exhibition entitled Infinity Series presents works that are made of machined aluminum and translucent polyester fabric. At the first glance they look like a painting, then like a sculpture. The perception of three-dimensional space is enhanced by the polyester s weave of microscopic transparent fibers which makes it particularly soft and unreadable - unlike hard Plexiglas. Impressions from the opening of William Metcalf s exhibition at Charlotte Jackson Fine Art, Santa Fe, July 5, 2008. PS: The New Mexico Museum of Art has a video with an interesting conversation with William Metcalf on its website. > Right-click (Mac: ctrl-click) this link to download Quicktime video file. > Click this link to watch Quicktime video in new movie window.

This is the first episode covering SITE Santa Fe s Lucky Number Seven , the seventh edition of the international Biennial in New Mexico, USA. This video shows the work by Martí Anson. Martí Anson is one of the 22 artists who have been commissioned to create a work for Lucky Number Seven , which was curated by Lance M. Fung. Spanish artist Martí Anson (born in 1967, lives and works in Barcelona) took a building to New Mexico. He built a copy of an original old flour mill in his home town Mataró, Spain, as expression of his astonishment caused by the controversy that was stirred up by the proposed demolition of the mill. He carried out the whole project with his own hands. After the exhibition, the building will be handed over to the city. Like several other artists Martí Anson has selected an off-site location to make his work for the Biennial. The building is located at the auxiliary parking lot of Museum Hill, where the Museum of Indian Arts Culture, the Museum of Spanish Colonial Art, the Wheelwright Museum, and the Museum of International Folk Art are located. Santa Fe, July 5, 2008. > Right-click (Mac: ctrl-click) this link to download Quicktime video file. > Click this link to watch Quicktime video in new movie window.

Michael Portnoy (born 1971 in Wahington, DC, lives and works in New York City) is a multimedia artist, choreographer, musician, actor. As a director of behavior Michael Portnoy investigates social exchange and the rules of communication and play. This video documents the abstract gambling at the solid felt table with Dir. of Behavior, Michael Portnoy in a secret room of Kunsthalle Basel that took place during the opening of the exhibition Word Event . Kunsthalle Basel, June 28, 2008. > Right-click (Mac: ctrl-click) this link to download Quicktime video file. > Click this link to watch Quicktime video in new movie window. Related Articles:André Avelãs: Untitled / Performance / Kunsthalle Basel, SwitzerlandKunsthalle Basel: Word Event, Guido van der Werve, Armando Andrade Tudela

A fitting day (July 4, 2008) for the opening of the new U.S. embassy at Pariser Platz 2 next to the Brandenburg Gate. The embassy gave a great party with music and, most importantly, BBQ!

Currently, Kunstverein München and Haus der Kunst in Munich present the artist collaborative Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla. While the Kunstverein presents Allora Calzadilla s the three installations Wake up , Clamor and Sediments Sentiments (Figures of Speech), Haus der Kunst shows the artists new work Stop, Repair, Prepare: Variations on Ode to Joy for a Prepared Piano . At the center of this cycle of works, which were created over the last two years, is the critical examination of how power, militarism, and war are encoded through sound. Jennifer Allora (born 1974 Philadelphia) and Guillermo Calzadilla (born 1971 Havanna, Cuba) live and work in Puerto Rico. Over the last years, Allora Calzadilla have been exhibiting internationally and are currently DAAD scholarship holders in Berlin. This video contains statements by Julienne Lorz (curator at Haus der Kunst), Jennifer Allora, Guillermo Calzadilla, and Stefan Kalmar (director Kunsverein Munich). By VTV correspondent Gürsoy Dogtas. Munich, June 13, 2008. > Right-click (Mac: ctrl-click) this link to download Quicktime video file. > Click this link to watch Quicktime video in new movie window.

In the context of the group show Word Event at Kunsthalle Basel, artist André Avelãs installed his sound-installation Untitled (Kunsthalle Basel), consisting of used loudspeakers, amplifiers, record players and mixing consoles. The installation has been set up in different venues already, the first time in 2005 – Untitled (Rietveld) – and since then always changes a little bit. This video documents André Avelãs performance on the occasion of the opening of the exhibition Word Event at Kunsthalle Basel. André Avelãs (born 1976 in Caldas da Raihna, Portugal, lives and works in Amsterdam) is part of DNK Amsterdam, a concert series for new live electronic and acoustic music. Kunsthalle Basel, June 28, 2008. PS: Thanks for the Whisky! > Right-click (Mac: ctrl-click) this link to download Quicktime video file. > Click this link to watch Quicktime video in new movie window. Related Articles:Kunsthalle Basel: Word Event, Guido van der Werve, Armando Andrade Tudela

Zurich-based Alfredo Häberli is one of Switzerland s most renowned designers. The monograph exhibition at the Museum of Design Zurich presents Häberli s work for the first time in a museum environment. Alfredo Häberli s show SurroundThings provides an overview of the products and projects he realized for firms such as Alias, Iittala, Kvadrat or Moroso. In this conversation with Sabine Trieloff, Alfredo Häberli explains the title of the exhibition SurroundThings and talks about his design idols, swiss design history, the influence of his Argentinean background, the kitchen as the soul of a home, why observing is the best way of thinking, and what he would like to design in the future. Alfredo Häberli was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1964. In 1977 he moved with his family to Switzerland, where he studied Industrial Design at the Zurich University of the Arts. Alfredo Häberli received many international award. In 2006 he was guest-of-honour at the 20th Design Biennale in Kortrijk, Belgium. The exhibition has been curated by Alfredo Häberli, Angeli Sachs, and Moritz Schmid. Alfredo Häberli Design Development - SurroundThings, Museum für Gestaltung Zürich. Opening / Interview, June 26, 2008. PS: Alfredo Häberli interviews at Wallpaper, Designlines (in German), seen.by (in German). > Right-click (Mac: ctrl-click) this link to download Quicktime video file. > Click this link to watch Quicktime video in new movie window.

Last weekend, Kunsthalle Basel opened no less than three exhibitions: the group show Word Event , an exhibition which points to a possible return of a fluxus sensibility via a new, contemporary, proverbial linguistic turn . Among the participating artists are George Brecht, James Lee Byars, Will Holder, and others. A series of performances took place on the opening night, we documented those of André Avelãs and Michael Portnoy (videos coming soon). In the second exhibition entitled On parity of days , the Dutch artist Guido van der Werve presents films produced between 2003 and 2007. The films take up such themes as melancholy, the romanticized figure of the creative artist, and the uncontrollable quantity of chance and link them to the rational thought processes of classical music. The third exhibition is the first solo show in Switzerland with works by Peruvian-born artist Armando Andrade Tudela. The title of the exhibition Gamblers Die Broke is borrowed from The Asphalt Jungle , a film noir by John Huston. On display are works from 2007 and 2008, including films, photograms, sculptures and drawings. Opening, June 28, 2008. > Right-click (Mac: ctrl-click) this link to download Quicktime video file. > Click this link to watch Quicktime video in new movie window.

Another great CSD in Berlin. And, as always, it rained on us. But we had a gay ol' time anyway!

British artist Richard Long is a pioneer of Land and Conceptual art. Richard Long is widely recognized as one of the most important artists to have emerged since the 1960s. Haunch of Venison Berlin presents a solo exhibition with two large semi-circular works by Richard Long: A sculpture in local stone on the floor and a drawing in river Avon mud on the wall. On the gallery mezzanine Long shows a selection of new driftwood works and a new group of prints based on his own handprint. Richard Long, Haunch of Venison Berlin, on display until the 6th September 2008. Impressions from the opening, June 14, 2008. PS: Until the 16th November 2008, the Museée d Art Moderne et d Art Contemporain in Nice, France presents recent and site-specific works by Richard Long. > Right-click (Mac: ctrl-click) this link to download Quicktime video file. > Click this link to watch Quicktime video in new movie window.