Curators

 Chris Reitz

Chris Reitz is an independent curator and modern art history graduate student at Princeton University. Before moving to Princeton he was a project manager at Public Art Fund in New York City. He has worked with a number of organizations on local, national, and international projects including Practical Theater, a video/performance series in New York, Art in General, and the Utopia Station project as part of the 50th Venice Biennial. 

ARTISTS: Oliver Michaels, Kenneth Tin-Kin Hung et Irgin Sena.

Dates 20-03 > 11-04

Pascal Lièvre

Nathalie Bujold fait jongler un insecte avec des pixels, Benny Nemerofsky Ramsay co-réalise avec Aleesa Cohen une vidéo où il chante des airs pop face à la mer enfin Veronika Witte transforme par le morphing les dessins des habitants a qui elle a demandé de représenter leur île au Vietnam et les projette sur une île de riz.

Dates 06-02 / 25-02

Christina Ray / Glowlab

Christina Ray is an independent curator and festival producer based in Brooklyn, NY. In 2002 she launched Glowlab as her platform for presenting site-specific art and technology projects and nurturing the cutting-edge work of artists inspired by urban life. Ray has curated exhibitions for New York galleries including DCKT Contemporary, Leo Kesting Gallery and Gitana Rosa Gallery. Coinciding with Art Basel Miami Beach in 2007, she co-produced Fountain Miami, an independent art fair presenting ambitious installations by up-and-coming Williamsburg galleries. Ray recently collaborated with the Scope Art Fair for a special project in Basel, Switzerland and has presented the work of Glowlab's represented artists at the Bridge Art Fair in New York

ARTISTES: CutUp, Molly Schwartz, Lee Walton: Dates: 17-05/15-06

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 Rafaelle Gavarro

Oplà wants to make known the vivacity of the Italian artistic scene about video animation. Today, more than in the past, the animation has infinite possibilities, both expressive and linguistic, as it contains video, cinema, drawing, photography, painting, digital and synthesis image, music and sound. All these different languages are meeting with efficacy and easiness in the videos. It gives at the images a temporal dimension that is often unexpected and unforeseeable.
Oplà represents artists and works selection that displays a significant range of languages, technical and imaginative modes, that are definitely characterizing the evolution of current animation in Italy.

ARTISTES:REBECCA AGNES DAMIANO COLACITO VALENTINO DIEGO MATTEO FATO GLOBALGROOVE GIOVANNI KRONENBERG CONCETTA MODICA MARCO RAPARELLI FEDERICO SOLMI : Dates: 15/03/10/05

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 Stephen Sarrazin

Stephen Sarrazin is a professor of cinema and Art media, as well as a critic, curator and independent consultant. He teaches at University Paris VIII and the Franco-Japanese Institutes of Tokyo and Yokohama. Participating in the redaction of magazines like Parachute, Art Forum, Flash Art, Art Press, Intercommunication, etc…, he is also a correspondent in Tokyo for the “cahiers du Cinéma” (especially the column S0OTAKU, on www.cahiersducinema.com). Stephen Sarrazin has lived in Tokyo since 1999, where he has organised several events dedicated to the moving image: video/installations/movies; He is the Author of monographies, with one on Gary  Hill, Surfing the Medium, and of numerous catalogue texts.

Romain Houg

Pour cette première édition de CO-CURATED BY, j ai voulu présenter des artistes qui avaient rarement été montrés sur la scène artistique française. Chacune de ces vidéos se sert de la musique pour nous faire passer un message. Je suis quelqu un qui aime particulièrement la vidéo et la musique. Comme une évidence sans y avoir réellement pensé mes choix se sont portés sur des pièces réunissant ces deux formes d expressions artistiques.

ARTISTES:Fabienne Audeoud&John Russell, Ben Judd, Joroen Offerman : Dates: 24-11/22-12

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