Newsletter 10/2017 – From ANTI with Love
The 3rd video postcard from videographer Kim Saarinen and ANTI Festival 2017 takes us back to touching experiences, multicultural encounters and moments of peace and quiet and purification;
outstanding artworks by the water!
The works on the video:
French & Mottershead (UK): Waterborne (in the image)
River Lin (TW): Cleansing Service
Ernest Truely (US) & New Start Finland: Kuopio Encounters
Terike Haapoja (FI): Gravitation
Mark Pozlep (SI): Island
Kaaos Company (FI): Pond
Artefact film premiering in Australia
The Artefact film was premiered at ANTI Festival 2017, and the Australian premiere will be experienced on 3rd November 2017 in ACMI’s ART + FILM programme in Melbourne!
In 2016, the Australian artists Willoh S. Weiland and JR Brennan created the unforgettable production Artefact, performed with hundreds of local participants in Kuopio. The work has now been edited into a remarkable film!
The Artefact film has been created by collaborators Weiland and Brennan with Finnish editor and ANTI Festival’s well respected videographer Kim Saarinen!
Artefact is a co-production by ANTI – Contemporary Art Festival and Aphids Events. The project is supported by the Saastamoinen Foundation and the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts and the HIAP residency program, Helsinki. The Artefact film screening is supported by the Australian Centre for the Moving Image, the City of Melbourne and Creative Victoria.
Kuopio Lab #2: Back to the Pinari Youth Center
Communications manager Virna Setta visited the Future DiverCities Lab in Kuopio’s Petonen and reports on the wild and warm moments of the Lab at the Future DiverCities website.
The artists working in the Kuopio Lab were Joseph O’Farrell (AU), Nastja Säde Rönkkö (FI), Davor Sanvincenti (HR) and Anne Roquigny (FR) and the local associate artists Anniina Aunola, Emma Fält,
Eerika Jalasaho and Ilkka Kivelä.
Open Calls for Artists
While waiting for the open call for ANTI Festival 2018, check out the open calls
of our partners around the world!
SITUATE Arts Lab
ANTI Festival is a partner festival of the Australian SITUATE Art in Festivals. SITUATE supports outstanding early career artists and creative practitioners to develop new experimental artworks for the festival environment.
Apply to SITUATE Artst Lab ONLINE by 27th November 2017! For Australian artists only.
The purpose of the SITUATE Arts Lab is to support artists in developing strong and well-resolved project ideas and concepts that respond to a variety of festival sites, audiences, conditions and economies.
International Call for Projects Chroniques 2018
Seconde Nature, our partner in Future DiverCities project, has opened a call for projects to be presented as a part of the Chroniques 2018 programme.
Artists and projects using digital tools and technologies in different forms, and projects responding to the theme of “Levitation” are encouraged to apply by 17th December 2017.
Application guidelines HERE! For artists from around the world.
All photos by Pekka Mäkinen.