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Olga Kisseleva
Artist as a Part of an Attacking Multitude

event site and dates

National Center for Contemporary Art   23 march 2007 — 23 march 2007

at 19:00                   

coordinators

  • Irina Gorlova
  • Daria Pyrkina

project description

The work of Olga Kisseleva (video installations, sculpture, photography, and also sociological dealings) is based on questions of contemporary thought which she subsequently discloses in her projects. In her project for the 2nd Moscow Biennale, Olga Kisseleva, together with her pupils, touches on the particular theme of the artist as a fighter, seeing the exhibition as a means of having an effect on society. In this project, thought up in Sorbonne at the time of the agitations of 2005-6, this group of young researchers united two worlds that do not intersect. The viewer wanders around a labyrinth with arrows, reminding one of the layout of videogames with their various zones, levels and scenarios of the possible development of events. Finding himself amongst constantly changing plots, simultaneously concerning the conscience and the subconscious, the viewer is taken hostage by information contained in visual and audio forms.

participants

  • F. Di Bartolo
  • A. Chan
  • E. De Clerck
  • J. Guittard
  • M. Ferrier

organizer

  • National Center for Contemporary Art
Part of the SCCA “New Generation” Programme

project supported by

  • the Embassy of France in the Russian Federation
  • the Centre Culturel Français, Moscow




A full-length article about the project will be in the catalogue of the 2nd Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art which is coming out on the 1st March.








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