October 26, 2016
(October 26 – November 4, 2016)
WASP (Working Art Space and Production)
Bucharest, Ion Minulescu Street, no. 67 – 93 (Flaros Factory, building E, 2nd floor)
www.waspmagazine.com
This project was included in the framework of the “Biennial of Contemporary Photography and Moving Image CAMERA PLUS”, organized by the Centre of Contemporary Photography, Bucharest, Romania, in 2016.
CAMERA PLUS Biennial was financially supported by the Administration of the National Cultural Fund, Institut Français in Iaşi, British Council Iaşi, Deutschen Kulturzentrums in Iaşi. Partners: University of Arts “George Enescu” Iaşi, U.A.P.R. (Romanian Fine Arts Association) Iaşi, Borderline Art Space, Museum of Romanian Literature in Iaşi and Association 4Culture, WASP – Working Art Space and Production.
CAMERA PLUS. Biennial of contemporary photography and moving image
presentation, catalogue launch, audio-video performance and retrospective video installation
The biennial’s organisers team (from left to right): Cristina Moraru, Cristian Nae, Lavinia German, Cătălin Gheorghe, Matei Bejenaru, and Cătălin Soreanu.
On Wednesday, 26 October 2016, at 8pm, the team of Centre of Contemporary Photography presented at WASP – Working Art Space and Production, a retrospective of the Biennial of contemporary photography and moving image CAMERA PLUS, organised in Iasi between 18-30 May 2016. The biennial’s organisers, Matei Bejenaru, Lavinia German, Cătălin Gheorghe, Cristina Moraru, Cristian Nae and Cătălin Soreanu presented the concept, the curatorial projects and the other events, as well as the intentions to develop the project in the future. On that occasion, the catalogue of the first edition of the biennial will was also launched.
The audio-video performance ZERO of the artist minim (Diana Dulgheru)
The presentations were followed by the audio-video performance ZERO of the artist minim (Diana Dulgheru) and the view of a selection of video works exhibited during the biennial in Iasi. The video projects, presented in form of a specific installation, were available in WASP’s spaces until 4 November 2016.
Images from the selection of video works exhibited in WASP studios:
