On View September 7 – December 8, 2013 PROJECT 35 VOLUME 2, on view through December 8, 2013 at Anderson Gallery, includes 35 works selected by an international group of 35 curators exploring video as a contemporary art medium. The series will be presented in four parts, changing every three weeks, with eight or nine videos featured in each installment. In 2010 ICI launched PROJECT 35, a program of single-channel videos selected by 35 international curators who each chose one work from an artist they think is important for audiences around the world to experience today. The resulting selection has been presented simultaneously in more than 30 venues around the globe, inspiring discourse in places as varied as Berlin, Germany; Cape Town, South Africa; Lagos, Nigeria; Los Angeles, California; New Orleans, Louisiana; Skopje, Macedonia; Storrs, Connecticut; Taipei, Taiwan; and Tirana, Albania. Following the widespread popularity and success of PROJECT 35, ICI is collaborating with 35 more international curators to produce PROJECT 35 VOLUME 2. SCREENING SCHEDULE Part I, September 7-29 Chen Zhou (China), Morning!, 2011 Bradley McCallum & Jacqueline Tarry (United States), Cut, 2006 Aníbal López (Guatemala), Listón de Plástico Negro de 120 mts. De Largo X 4 mts. De Ancho Colgado Sobre el Puente del Incienso, 2003 Prilla Tania (Indonesia), Space Within Time series, 2008-2011 Josef Dabernig (Austria), WARS, 2001 Pavel Braila (Moldova), Chisinau City Difficult to Pronounce (Winter), 2011 Dale Yudelman (South Africa), Witness, Surfer, Dreamer and the Taliban from Afghanistan, 2008 Cinthia Marcelle (Brazil), Leitmotiv, 2011 Agnieszka Polska (Poland), Sensitization to Colour, 2009 Part II, October 1-20 Shezad Dawood (UK), Wir sind wieder da, 2010 Antanas Gerlikas (Lithuania), A Walk, 2011 Sara Ramo (Brazil/Spain), A Banda Dos Sete (Band of Seven), 2010 Alexander Ugay (Kazakhstan), Bastion, 2007 Jonathan de Andrade (Brazil), Pacifico, 2010 Deanna Bowen (United States/Canada), sum of the parts: what can be named, 2010 Wok the Rock (Indonesia), Vertical Horizon, 2011 Part III, October 22-November 10 Elena Damiani (Peru), Intersticio, 2012 Helen Zeru (Ethiopia), Memory Back and Forth, 2011 Sun Xun (China, 21KE, 2010 Heino Schmid (The Bahamas), temporary horizons, 2009 Asl? Çavu?o?lu (Turkey), In Diverse Estimations Little Moscow, 2011 Zbyn?k Baladrán (Czech Republic), 40.000.000, 2010 Lars Laumann (Norway), The…Helga Letters), 2012 Jin-Me Yoon (Korea), The Dreaming Collective Knows No History (U.S. Embassy to Japanese Embassy, Seoul), 2008 Ahmet Ögüt (Turkey), Short Circuit, 2006 Part IV, November 12-December 8 Ivana Müller (France/The Netherlands/Croatia),You Are There But I Cannot See You, 2007 Jenny Perlin (United States), Dust of Snow, 2009 Sona Safaei (Iran), Alphabet, 2010 Annemarie Jacir (Palestine), A Few Crumbs for the Birds, 2005 Michael Blum (Israel/Canada) and Damir Niki? (Bosnia/Sweden), Oriental Dream, 2010 Reynier Leyva Novo (Cuba), El Patriota Invisible (The Invisible Patriot), 2007 Park Chan-Kyong (South Korea), Flying, 2005 Basim Magdy (Egypt), My Father Looks For An Honest City, 2010 Marwa Arsanios (Lebanon), I’ve Heard 3 Stories, 2009 For more information about Anderson Gallery’s screening schedule, click here
