With the institutional support of the Ministry of Culture of the Municipality of Buenos Aires and the authorization of the Metrovías company, “Objetivos Moviles/Moving Targets” will be exhibited on the Metrovias train system in Argentina On Friday February 29, 2008. The print action will take place between the station Federico Lacroze and Station F. Moreno of the railroad Gral. Urquiza (stations that unite Proyecto’ace, International Center for Visual Arts in South America to the Centro de Producción y Edición Gráfica de Buenos Aires (Litho Workshop in Saénz Peña), a group of 25 artists and John Hitchcock will carry large banner prints through the train cart system (Metrovias) in Buenos Aires. Each banner will have several images of North America, South America and Caribbean artists works. 50 young up and coming artists (25 from South America and 25 from North America) and 50 established artists were invited to participate (complete list below). The banners will be exhibited as large flags to hang in two spaces in Argentina the Proyecto’ace Studios and Centro de Producción y Edición Gráfica de Buenos Aires.
SEE more photos here:listen the interview, photos and video that Guido Carelli from the Clarin Newspaper made:
http://www.revistaenie.clarin.com/notas/2008/03/04/01620893.html
http://www.revistaenie.clarin.com/notas/2008/03/04/01620893.html
MOVING TARGETS involves presenting the print medium in a specific and meaningful way. This proposal is for an international print exhibition about social concerns moving via public transportation across borders. This concept ties to the rich tradition that printmaking serves as a vehicle for expression of discontent and critique. The works of Goya’s Disasters of War series to the works of José Posada and recently to Leon Golub spoke to their times through these means. The distinctiveness of the project is that the context becomes the literal vehicle. The first exhibition of this project on the train crossed the German-Polish border to show the images as commentary and visions. MOVING TARGETS is the project title and term (to be translated to German, Polish, and now Spanish (Objetivos Moviles) to signify the difficulty in stopping something (shooting down–in military terms). They are presented under the title “Moving Targets” to demonstrate the potential of artistic prints as agents promoting reflection and change.
COMPLETE LIST OF PARTICIPATING ARTISTS FROM NORTH AMERICAN: KIM AMBRIZ, PLINIO AVILA, MICHAEL BARNES, MARWIN BEGAYE, LISA BULAWSKY, KEITH CHRISTENSEN, JUSTIN DIGGLE, TIMOTHY DOOLEY, DAVID DUBOSE, WANDA EWING, BILL FICK, JILL FITTERER, RUTHANN GODOLLEI, JOHN HANCOCK, DUSTY HERBIG, MIKE HOUSTON, HYBRID PRESS/202C (HITCHCOCK & BUSICH), DREW IWANIW, ANITA JUNG, ANGELA LOPEZ, JOHN LYSAK, BARB MADSEN, JUSTIN MAES, NICHOLE MAURY, PHYLLIS MCGIBBON, DYLAN MCMANUS, DENNIS MCNETT, ANNA MOISIADIS, TRACI MOLLOY, AYANAH MOOR, JOHANNA MUELLER, ASHLEY NASON, MEGHAN OCONNOR, NANCY PALMERI, MIGUEL A. PENA, DAVID RAINE, CURT READEL, KATHRYN J REEVES, DERRICK RILEY, JASON RUHL AND AMY NEWELL, HUMBERTO SAENZ, JENNY SCHMID, NEAL AMBROSE-SMITH, SATAN’S CAMARO, DAVID & KASSIE TENG, DARYL VOCAT, HEATHER WHITE, AARON WILSON, MELANIE YAZZIE, IMIN YEH.
ARTISTAS DE AMERICA DEL SUR Y EL CARIBE
Sergio David Alvarez, Magdalena Arnaud, María Julieta Arnaut, Romina Biglieri, Silvana Blasbalg, Sergio Blatto, María Bonomi, Silvia Brewda, Juan Canavesi, Alicia Candiani, Rimer Cardillo, Fernanda Castelo, Hugo Cava, Javier Cazenave, Mariela Constant, Micaela D´amico Bossio, Maximiliano De los Ríos, Martín De Negro, Sebastián García Huidobro, Isabel Gruppo, Daniela Karol, Ana María McCarthy, Lucía Mendez, Patricia Miani, Ricardo Migliorisi, Lucía Miranda, Nicolás Monti, Adriana Moracci, Juan Natch, Mari Mater O´Neil, Nestor Otero, Mariana Pavan, Sofía Quirno, Angel Ramírez, Ignacio Luis Ravazzoli, Rafael Rivera Rosa, Gisele Rodriquez Polich, Ana Belén Saldías Lopez, María Mercedes Salgado, Carolina Salinas, Garvin Sierra, Federico Signorelli, Carolina Sosa, Félix Torrez, Rafael Trelles, Julio Valdez, Ivan Vianello, Patricia Villalobos Echeverría, Valeria Zamparolo, Josefina Zuain.
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