La mostra "As Soon As Possibile-Tempo e accelerazione sociale" affronta la tematica del tempo all'interno della cosiddetta high speed society, il modello di vita caratterizzato dalla rapidità di comunicazione e produzione dettata dalle possibilità delle nuove tecnologie, a cui oggi ognuno è chiamato a rapportarsi e a reagire. Il progetto espositivo prevede l'intervento di artisti italiani e internazionali tra cui il collettivo Datenstrudel (Germania), Marnix de Nijs (Paesi Bassi), Reynold Reynolds (USA), Jens Risch (Germania), Michael Sailstorfer (Germania) e Arcangelo Sassolino (Italia). Selezionati secondo le loro diverse modalità di affrontare la tematica del tempo, i lavori di questi diversi artisti creano un percorso che coinvolgerà gli spettatori in esperienze spazio-temporali forti e insolite che mettono in evidenza le contraddizioni e le tensioni della nostra società iperveloce.
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La mostra "As Soon As Possibile-Tempo e accelerazione sociale" affronta la tematica del tempo all'interno della cosiddetta high speed society, il modello di vita caratterizzato dalla rapidità di comunicazione e produzione dettata dalle possibilità delle nuove tecnologie, a cui oggi ognuno è chiamato a rapportarsi e a reagire. Il progetto espositivo prevede l'intervento di artisti italiani e internazionali tra cui il collettivo Datenstrudel (Germania), Marnix de Nijs (Paesi Bassi), Reynold Reynolds (USA), Jens Risch (Germania), Michael Sailstorfer (Germania) e Arcangelo Sassolino (Italia). Selezionati secondo le loro diverse modalità di affrontare la tematica del tempo, i lavori di questi diversi artisti creano un percorso che coinvolgerà gli spettatori in esperienze spazio-temporali forti e insolite che mettono in evidenza le contraddizioni e le tensioni della nostra società iperveloce.
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. As Soon As Possible: Acceleration in Contemporary Society examines the concept of time in the high speed society, the social model characterised by rapid communications with production based on new technologies, which everyone must come to terms with today. The extraordinary mobility of people all over the world, the uninterrupted barrage of information from the media, the continuous flow of communications and non-stop traceability are phenomena that have induced the individual to adopt an accelerated mode in the private sphere as well, and have led to the development of speed dating (for the emotional sphere), power naps (for physical recharging), quality time (dedicated to the family) and fast food (as a form of nutrition). The myths of speed and faster production were fundamental elements from the beginning of the industrial era, linked as they were to the very concept of Modernity and the movements, such as Futurism and Constructivism, that formed the basis of 20th century art. The time=money equation became the very motor of our economy, leading to forced reduction of time and maximum exploitation of the qualities of ever new, innovative and creative production processes. The exhibition project includes contributions from Italian and international artists such as the Datenstrudel group (Germany), Marnix de Nijs (Netherlands), Reynold Reynolds (USA), Jens Risch (Germany), Michael Sailstorfer (Germany) and Arcangelo Sassolino (Italy). Distributed according to their different approaches to the theme of time, the works by these artists will form an itinerary involving visitors in strong and unusual space-time experiences focusing on the contradictions and tensions of our hyperfast society. Text in English & Italian. ILLUSTRATIONS 100 colour illustrations * As Soon As Possible: Acceleration in Contemporary Society' examines the concept of time in the high speed society, the social model characterized by rapid communications with production based on new technologies, which everyone must come to terms with at some point. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9788896532119
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Brossura. Etat : new. Firenze, CCCS - CENTRO DI CULTURA CONTEMPORANEA STROZZINA, 14 maggio - 18 luglio 2010.A cura di Bradburne J. M.Testo Italiano e Inglese.Firenze, 2010; br., pp. 144, ill. b/n e col., tavv., cm 20x25,5. La mostra "As Soon As Possibile-Tempo e accelerazione sociale" affronta la tematica del tempo all'interno della cosiddetta high speed society, il modello di vita caratterizzato dalla rapidità di comunicazione e produzione dettata dalle possibilità delle nuove tecnologie, a cui oggi ognuno è chiamato a rapportarsi e a reagire. Il progetto espositivo prevede l'intervento di artisti italiani e internazionali tra cui il collettivo Datenstrudel (Germania), Marnix de Nijs (Paesi Bassi), Reynold Reynolds (USA), Jens Risch (Germania), Michael Sailstorfer (Germania) e Arcangelo Sassolino (Italia). Selezionati secondo le loro diverse modalità di affrontare la tematica del tempo, i lavori di questi diversi artisti creano un percorso che coinvolgerà gli spettatori in esperienze spazio-temporali forti e insolite che mettono in evidenza le contraddizioni e le tensioni della nostra società iperveloce. Libro. N° de réf. du vendeur 1967501
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. As Soon As Possible: Acceleration in Contemporary Society examines the concept of time in the high speed society, the social model characterised by rapid communications with production based on new technologies, which everyone must come to terms with today. The extraordinary mobility of people all over the world, the uninterrupted barrage of information from the media, the continuous flow of communications and non-stop traceability are phenomena that have induced the individual to adopt an accelerated mode in the private sphere as well, and have led to the development of speed dating (for the emotional sphere), power naps (for physical recharging), quality time (dedicated to the family) and fast food (as a form of nutrition). The myths of speed and faster production were fundamental elements from the beginning of the industrial era, linked as they were to the very concept of Modernity and the movements, such as Futurism and Constructivism, that formed the basis of 20th century art. The time=money equation became the very motor of our economy, leading to forced reduction of time and maximum exploitation of the qualities of ever new, innovative and creative production processes. The exhibition project includes contributions from Italian and international artists such as the Datenstrudel group (Germany), Marnix de Nijs (Netherlands), Reynold Reynolds (USA), Jens Risch (Germany), Michael Sailstorfer (Germany) and Arcangelo Sassolino (Italy). Distributed according to their different approaches to the theme of time, the works by these artists will form an itinerary involving visitors in strong and unusual space-time experiences focusing on the contradictions and tensions of our hyperfast society. Text in English & Italian. ILLUSTRATIONS 100 colour illustrations * As Soon As Possible: Acceleration in Contemporary Society' examines the concept of time in the high speed society, the social model characterized by rapid communications with production based on new technologies, which everyone must come to terms with at some point. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9788896532119
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