Showing posts with label Tate Britain. Show all posts
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Meetings


Vision Forum arranges international meetings in Europe, Asia, the Middle East and South America. These are predominantly organised within research groups such as Ouunpo, Speech & What Archive and La Durée and have been carried out in collaboration with art institutions like Tate Britain and Tate Modern, in London; MACRO in Rome; Ullens Centre for Contemporary Art and Rockbund Art Museum in China; Palais de Tokyo and CNEAI in Paris; Fundação Serralves in Porto; Mori Art Musuem in Tokyo and academic institutions like Max Planck Institute in Germany and Holland; Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm and CCA in San Francisco.

Vision Forum also builds interface with its audience using various media. We organise international meetings in collaboration with Östsam and KSM at Linköpings universitet twice a year. These allow the region of Östergötland to take part of our research. These meetings are collaborations with regional institutions and individuals. We have worked with Norrköpings konstmuseum, Arbetets museum, Länsmuseet, Passagen, Visualisation Center C and many more.

Selected Workshops

2013
  • Volume, 98weeks, Assabil Libraries, The National Library Archive etc., Beirut, Lebanon
  • Is Misunderstanding Misunderstood, 3rd Ghetto Bienniale, Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
  • Vision Forum Autumn Meeting 2013, Norrköpings konstmuseum, CNEMA, Visualiseringscenter C and public spaces in Norrköping and Söderköping.
  • OuUnPo Japan, Godzilla and the Phoenix, Mori Art Museum, Spiral, Bankart 1929 and many more venues in Tokyo and Yokohama.
  • Temporality and Dis-Location of Self, four workshops in around Stockholm, Botkyrka konsthall, Hallwylska palatset and various public locations.
  • Vision Forum Spring Meeting 2013, Linköpings Universitet.
2012
  • Vision Forum Autumn Meeting 2012, Norrköpings konstmuseum, Rejmyre Artlab and Passagen, Linköping  
  • OuUnPo Lebanon "QUANTUM FLUCTUATIONS OF A SYNECDOCHIC UNIVERSE", Ashkal Alwan, Beirut Art Center, 98Weeks, Musée National de Beyrouth, UMAM Research and Documentation Centre and Batroun Projects.
  •  Ö a Moebius Trip III, Stockholm, Sweden
  •  Vision Forum Spring Meeting 2012, Norrköpings konstmuseum, Verkstad, Norrköping and public venues in Skärblacka.
  • Ouunpo-rto, Culturgest, Casa de Musica, Fundação Serralves and other institutions in Porto, Portugal.
  • Think Again, Mingshen Museum, Rockbund Art Museum, FCAC, 2666 Library, Shanghai, China.
  •  Ö a Moebius Trip II, Stockholm archipelago, Sweden
  • Time Capsules and Conditions of Now, David Roberts Art Foundation, London, UK

2011

• Ouunpo Greece, Deste Foundation, Six Dogs and public venues, Athens Greece

• Community without Propinquity (curated by Claire Louise Staunton), MK Gallery, Milton Keynes, UK.

• Vision Forum Autumn Meeting 2011 Arbetets Museum, Norrköpings konstmuseum etc., Sweden

• (In)Visible Dialogues, curated by Lena Boëthius, Konstakademien, Stockholm, Sweden.

• Ouunpo: Urgency and Leisure, Tesla Museum, Museum of Serbian History etc. Belgrade, Serbia

• Ö a Moebius Trip I , Stockholm archipelago, Sweden

• Vision Forum Spring Meeting 2011 Norrköpings konstmuseum and Verkstad för konst, Sweden



2010

• Ouunpo, Ponder Pause Process (a Situation), Tate Britain, London, UK

• Ouunpo MACRO, Rome, Italy

• In the Limbo of the Signifier: Workshop on Linear Logic, Ars Longa, Paris, France

2009

• New Creation Musée du temps, Besançon, France

• The Stockholm Syndrome, Kungliga Konsthögskolan, Stockholm, Sweden.



2008

• If you don’t want God, you’d better have a multiverse, Press to Exit, Skopje, Macedonia

• If you don’t want God, you’d better have a multiverse, 1:1 Projects, Rome, Italy

• Vision Forum, White Space, Zürich, Switzerland

• Vision Forum, Amsterdam, Holland

• (Anti)Realism, The Academy of Fine Arts, Guangzhou, China

Partners, Supporters and Institutions



Vision Forum was born from a collaboration with KSM at Linköpings universitet. The department still remains one of our most important partners. However, over the years we have also worked with many wonderful and inspiring external partners without whom we would be nothing. We have also been  been fortunate to receive funding and support from many institutions around the world. Below you find a few examples. A full list (we are proud to say) would be too long, so please excuse us for its incompleteness.

Cultural Institutions:
Tate Britain, Tate Modern, ICA and the David Roberts Art Foundation in London; MACRO, Rome; CNEAI, Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris and Palais de Tokyo, Paris; Serralves and Casa de Musica in Porto; ZKM in Karlsruhe; Mori Art Museum and Spiral in Tokyo; Bankart 1929 in Yokohama; UCCA in Beijing; Rockbund Art Museum, Mingshen Museum and Zendai MOMA in Shanghai; OCAT in Shenzhen and Deste Foundation in Athens.

Academic Institutions:
Karolinska institutet and Kungliga Konsthögskolan in Stockholm; Donders Institute in Nijmegen; The Max Planck institute in Göttingen; The University of Shanghai; The Melbourne University; Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York and California College of the Arts in San Francisco; HfG in Karlsruhe and Musashino Art University in Tokyo.

Other Supporter:
European Cultural Foundation, Prince Claus Fund (with 98weeks) and Mondriaan Stichting in Amsterdam; Moderna Museets International Program, Ragnar Söderbergs Stiftelse and Statens Kulturråd in Stockholm; the Nordic Council of Ministers and The Nordic Cultural fund in Copenhagen; The Swedish Institute in Stockholm and Paris; the embassies and consulates of France in London, Melbourne, Los Angeles, Tokyo, Yokohama and Stockholm; The Swedish embassies and consulates in Ottawa, Warsaw, Madrid, Guangzhou, Shanghai, Beijing, Tokyo, Mexico City and London.

Our residency, Norrköping Air is supported by IASPIS, Norrköpings kommun and Östsam.