[spectre] 1958-2008 : from Philips Pavillon to Explorer Art
franck ancel
info at franck-ancel.com
Tue Oct 21 01:55:51 CEST 2008
Press release
10/16/08
1958-2008 : from Philips Pavillon to Explorer Art
On Sunday October 26 2008, starting at 6pm, Franck Ancel, will organize
homage through the Internet to the "Electronic poem" of Le Corbusier,
Xenakis and Varèse. "Electronic poem" conceived during the World Fair of
Brussels, closed the last weekend of the fair in October 1958.
The "Electronic poem" was a multimedia projection in the fleeting
Philips House that Le Corbusier and Xenakis built the same period the
Convent of the Tourette*, and Ancel will attempt to evoke the
exploration of a numerical poetry from this same building.
After celebrating under this contextual form, last year on October 04
2007, the launch of the first satellite of the humanity in a soufflerie,
Ancel will light up these historic passages in art while connecting them
in the big tradition of the video performances from the time of Dan Graham.
Already in 2003 in an interactive projection with the cultural Center of
The Tourette, the sections of glass ondulatoires of Xenakis of the
Convent will participate once more in this new creation -- somewhere
between the poetry of the straight angle of Le Corbusier and the dream
of a "World-radio poem" of Varèse.
An event outside the beaten paths signed by Franck Ancel. Collaborations
with Vincent Epplay (Parisian sonorous artist), Derrick Giscloux
(Lyonese numerical artist), with local businesses such as Webcastor, but
also in exchange with artists from universities, like Vincenzo Lombardo
(coordinator of the "Virtual Electronic Poem") from Turin.
Contacts et informations
Ancel +33 676 470 610
info at franck-ancel.com
http://www.franck-ancel.com/atx
Franck Ancel lives in Paris. He has thus organized and coordinated
symposiums, expositions, and performances in cooperation with
associations and institutions. The last one was a retrospective on
Jacques Polieri, « the creator of modern scenography », at the National
Library in Paris. Since the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Ancel has set up an
interactive, participative triptych, « A.I.T. », probing architecture,
image and technology on 20th Century heritage sites.
In 2005, he concluded a cycle of five presentations for five continents
entitled « From Scenography to the Planetary Network » with its world
premiere being broadcast live on the Internet from a plane travelling
between Shanghai and Munich. It analyzes his practice through
theoretical reflection, in texts for magazines or at the time lectures.
It produces and creates also multiples of art that remix as material
tracks its research. It questions the classical borders, while
projecting in the contemporary space, a placement in networks of data
post-medias.
Vincent Epplay, plasticien/musical, elaborates a placement work in game
between the matérial nature of the sound and its methods of
broadcasting/reception. Developing a practice that lends itself at once
to the visual arts and to the electronic music, it questions the reports
his/picture, the broadcasting context (lasted, place), and the report to
the audio spectator.
http://www.viplayland.net
Derrick Giscloux is a musician and a composer. His picture work carries
itself essentially on the modification in real time of the video
pictures of the scene of a spectacle or of a multimedia installation.
Then the continuation of video pictures "in movement" is projected on
film screen simultaneously to the obtained scene.
http://derrickgiscloux.free.fr
* http://www.couventlatourette.com
More information about the SPECTRE
mailing list