David Cotterrell

 

On Empathy&Risk Vimeo page is now possible to watch the video about David Cotterrell's practice realised by Carolina Lio for LOOKING FORWARD and ACAVA.

On Translation:

Antoni Muntadas and the Politics of Translation in Visual Arts (1995 - 2015)

 

Published in Studies in Visual Arts and Communication Journal Vol. 6(2), December 2019.

The Silicon Dawn

 

Stella Rahola Matutes

 

Text for the installation at Laurie Grove Baths, Goldsmiths College, London, part of the MFA Degree Show 2019.

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Politics of Translation

 

Goldsmiths College, London, part of Deptford X Festival, and The Stone Space, gallery of the Leytonstone Public Library, London

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Stella Rahola, Sofia Uquillas, Paul Wood

CLICK International Curatorial Residency

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Art Affairs and Documents Foundation, Sofia 

 

In Collaboration with Goethe-Institut Bulgarien, Credo Bonum Foundation and supported by the Programme Culture of the City of Sofia.

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What's the Contemporary Relevance of the APG?

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Presentation at Flat Time House, London, about the relevance of the Artist Placement Group from 1965 to today's art scene and my curatorial practice.

Yesterday's Sandwich

 

Sprovieri, London 

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Solo show of Boris Mikhailov with photographs from the series Yesterday’s Sandwich and projection of the original slide slow of images.

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SAC International Curatorial Residency

 

Residency awarded by Sant Andreu Contemporani, Barcelona. A residency by City of Barcelona and Institut Ramon Llull in collaboration with Premi Miquel Casablancas.

Book review: "Introduction to Bulgarian Contemporary Art 1982-2015" by Vessela Nozharova

 

Published in Journal of Curatorial Studies Vol. 8(2), November 2019.

USF Verftet, Bergen

 

A 1-month residency at USF supported by the Municipality of Bergen. An online exhibition and a publication, Morning Mood, on new context-based curatorial models are being prepared for release in early 2020.

Rósa Sigrún Jónsdóttir 

 

A temporary commission to Icelandic artist Rósa Sigrún Jónsdóttir in 14 windows of the street Van Der Helstplein, Amsterdam. Gross (Grasses) is an installation involving the reproduction of healing plants by crochet.
 

Fire Station International Curators Residencies Programme

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Fire Station, Dublin 

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2 weeks of studio visits across Fire Station and Temple Bar Gallery + Studios.

Sprovieri at Frieze London

 

Frieze London 

 

Giorgio Andreotta Calò, Francesco Arena, Pedro Cabrita Reis, Jimmie Durham, and Jannis Kounellis

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Nan Goldin / Boris Mikhailov

 

Photo London, Somerset House, London

 

In the context of Photo London, Sprovieri presents works by Nan Goldin and Boris Mikhailov, two masters of intimacy and life on the margins. 

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Democracy and Dramaturgy. Notes on Curating Socially Engaged Art

 

Seminar with Andrea Phillips to discuss the contradictions at the heart of democratic dramaturgies, with regard to the Visible Project.

5th Visible Award

 

Presenting projects by Forensic Architecture, Richard Bell, Luke Ching, and Otobong Nkanga at Lafayette Anticipations, Paris. Visible is a project by Cittadellarte – Fondazione Pistoletto and Fondazione Zegna.

Paisajes Esenciales

 

The IEB Institut d'Estudis Baleàrics, Ibiza, presents 4 balearic artists reasoning on the various declensions at JustMAD, Palacio de Neptuno, Madrid (Feb 2019) and JustLX, Museo de Carris, Lisbon (May 2019).

On a Clear Day You Can See Forever

 

Goethe-Institut, Sofia 

 

Ergin Cavusoglu, Pravdoliub Ivanov, Vikenti Komitski, Stefan Nikolaev, Nedko Solakov, Krassimir Terziev, Alexander Valchev 

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Jordi Colomer

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An essay presenting the main projects of the Catalan artists with special focus on his participative projects across theatre and architecture, including his projects for the 57th Venice Biennale and Manifesta12.

Pedro Cabrita Reis, Jimmie Durham, Cildo Meireles

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Sprovieri, London

 

Group show in collaboration with Galeria Luisa Strina, Sao Paulo.

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Ahali: A Journal for Setting a Setting

 

ARCO, Madrid 

 

Presentation of the project by Turkish artist Can Altaj, Ahali, originated as a sporadic publication reflecting on the notion of community.

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