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Euphoria Left the Room, curated by Judith Schwarzbart (curator of the Copenhagen Quadrennial: U-TURN), is an exhibition addressing the sense of creativity and visionary imagination, which throughout the 20th century was set free through experimentation and what-if scenarios governed by the if anything was possible logic commonly displayed in Sci-fi literature and film. This exhibition wishes to question what fragments of this avant-garde thinking and visual experimentation are still at work in contemporary art practice. November 21 December 12, 2009 This exhibition contains work by artists and architects based in Copenhagen, Berlin, London, rgensen / London Ferdinand Ahm Krag / Copenhagen Ann Lislegaard / Copenhagen Maria Loboda / Berlin Tommy St ckel / Berlin/Copenhagen Florian Zeyfang / Berlin Lisa Schmidt-Colinet / Vienna Alexander Schm ger / Vienna Opening Reception: Saturday, November 21st, 2009 | 7-10pm Complimentary Valet & Open Bar scion.com/space Scion Installation L.A. 3521 Helms Ave (at National) Culver City, CA 90232 Gallery Phone: 310-815-8840 Hours: Wed-Sat 11:00AM-6:00PM

click for video: Quicktime / .m4v for iPod / other versions at Blip.tv "The current voodle theories are little more than a form of symbolism that is useful for representing inexplicable, natural phenomena; and are thus, similar to the videos which were invented during early vlog history to explain the stars, sun, thunder, lightning, life, consciousness, death, and so on. Quite likely, the ancients had a better natural understanding of film than the designing, anthropomorphic video representations that modern digital media now provide." Recording the recent development of the local Danish art scene, Sam Renseiw accompanied Zoe Tati to an opening event. View the ensuing voodle ,with excerpts of some works, complete with higher, didactic cosmological audio overlay from down yonder by clicking here or on the links above. (patafilm # 559,03'07'', 18.4MB, Quicktime/mov - other versions at Blip.tv) Today's Bonus Lumiere video features a short bout of touch-down exercise. (Lum # 76, " the touch-down exercise " 00'32'', 3.1Mb, Quicktime/mov) For other's Lumiere click here. Today's Bonus Patalab Didactic Video features a fine and relevant, in- depth's illustration of voodle theories from the early, emerging vlogsphere. (patafilm # 94, 01'20'' 9MB, Quicktime/mov)