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Events — Sep 2, 2016

On Friday September 2, the Stedelijk Museum will open its doors for a one-off Bring Your Own Beamer (BYOB) exhibition. 

Price
Museum entrance ticket (free under 19 and with Museumkaart)
Location
Teijin Auditorium + Audi gallery 0.1
Time
Sep 2, 2016, 6 pm until 8.45 pm
Main language
English
Admission
Tickets

For this event, many artists, designers and other creatives – and their beamers – were invited to project their work on the blank walls of the Teijin Auditorium. BYOB is an international concept initiated by internet artist Rafaël Rozendaal, which allows artists to fill a space with projections for one night. Everything is permitted, as long as it is projected: from video art, VJ sets and Kinect systems to slideshows and home videos. This 360⁰ exhibition will be on display from 8.15 pm. The evening will include a conversation in the Audi gallery with Rafaël Rozendaal.

In conjunction with this event, on Sunday September 4 the Stedelijk Museum organizes an afternoon with lectures, entitled Painting in the Digital Age, accompanying the exhibition Avery Singer: Scenes (April 23 – October 2, 2016).

PROGRAM

 8:00 pm START BYOB | Teijin Auditorium
 8:45 pm TALK | Rafaël Rozendaal en Olof van Winden
10:45 pm END BYOB
11:00 pm Museum closes

MORE ABOUT THE SPEAKERS 

Rafaël Rozendaal is a visual artist who uses the internet as his canvas. His websites attract a large audience of over 40 million unique visits per year. His artistic practice consists of websites, installations, lenticulars, lectures and haiku.

Olof van Winden (Mukumu, Kenya - 1976) is director and founder of the TodaysArt festival in The Hague. Over the years, under his leadership, TodaysArt has expanded into an international network of festivals, projects and collaborations in Japan, South-Korea, Mexico, Russia, the Middle East, Canada, the United States and many European countries.

In between Van Winden was also the director of Montevideo/ Netherlands Media Arts Institute in Amsterdam. He curated renowned exhibitions and events, among which the Seoul Biennale (Media City Seoul, 2012), Detroit Electronic Music Festival (2002/2003) and large scale exhibitions in Moscow in collaboration with the National Centre of Contemporary Arts and the Moscow Biennale.

His visionary approach and inner urge for a in depth search of new ideas are his drive in forming a worldwide platform for facilitating artists in their creativity and for bringing it as a close and personal experience to the global audience of all backgrounds, cultures, interests and levels.

Known for his unconventional approach and considered an expert in media art, digital culture, creativity and innovation, Van Winden is regularly invited as a speaker during international conferences, as advisor for creative projects, or as jury member/advisor for committees.

PARTICIPATING ARTISTS

Alina Ozerova | Anastasia Afonina | Anika Schwarzlose | Anouk Kruithof | Bomi Kim | Damon Zucconi | Ewoudt BoonstraRe-Collective: Eline Kersten & Renan Schulze | Father FutureBack | Hester van Tongerlo | The Holls Collective | Hugo Rocci | Inge Meijer | Jan Robert Leegte | John Weilacher | Josje Hattink | Kamiel Rongen | Karim Adduchi | Kiki Nickel | Kistina Benjocki | Margaret Haines | Marie van Vollenhoven | Mylou Oord | Merel Theloesen | Nicole Martens | Omri Bigetz | Patricia Ribas | Peter Luining | Saskia Burggraaf | Shahib Sidow en Marie van Vollenhoven | The Rodina | Victorine van Alphen | Video Power | Wyne Veen