CONF: Emergence de l’art video en Europe (Paris, 19 Jun 19)

Research Seminar 5

As of today, a history of video art on a European scale remains to be done. This is the mission to which this research program intends to respond. An international network, bringing together both art and moving image historians, artists, protagonists of this adventure, custodians of archives, curators and young researchers, was formed . It aims to collect data on the artists, works and events that led to the advent of this practice, or which counted in its development on the European territory, and to bring to light the specific national conditions of production and diffusion allowing to explain the variety of productions as the disparity of the periods of emergence (1960-1980).

PROGRAMME

Wednesday 19th June 2019
BnF, site François Mitterand, salle 70

10:00 a.m.
Introduction and presentation of the program “Emergence”
François Bovier, Alain Carou and Grégoire Quenault (Coordinators)

10:15 a.m.
L’historiographie de l’art vidéo en Grèce, un défi entre les mains des artistes Manthos Santorineos (Artist – researcher new media, Professor at the Fine Art School of Athens)

11:00 a.m. Coffee break

11:15 a.m.
Archive ontology – connecting the dots
Per Platou (Director, Norwegian Video Art Archive)

12h00
The Beginnings of Video Art in Bulgaria
Iliyana Nedkova (Creative Director of Contemporary Art at Horsecross Arts)

12h45 Lunch break


14h30
REC: Tracking the Emergence of Artist Video in Belgium
Sofie Ruysseveldt (Collection manager of Argos vzw Center for Art and Media) et Dagmar Dirkx (Collection assistant/production of Argos vzw Centre for Art and Media)

15h30
Swedish Video Art – the early years
Teresa Wennberg (Video/Multi media artist)

16h15 – Panel talks


This fifth research seminar “Emergence of video art in Europe: historiography, theory, sources and archives (1960-1980)” of the LabEx Arts-H2H brings together the project’s researchers and international specialists, in order to study the first Video art time in Greece, Norway, Bulgaria, Belgium and Sweden.

Coordinators of “Emergence of Video Art” program: François Bovier (Senior lecturer, Université de Lausanne – Researcher, ECAL), Alain Carou (Curator, Audiovisual Department, Bibliothèque nationale de France), Grégoire Quenault (Associate professor of Cinema, Université Paris 8 Vincennes-Saint-Denis)

Assisted by: Ségolène Liautaud (Research engineer, LabEx Arts-H2H), Victor Tsaconas (Intern, LabEx Arts-H2H)

Invited collaborators: Dagmar Dirkx (Collection assistant/production of Argos vzw Centre for Art and Media), Iliyana Nedkova (Creative Director of Contemporary Art at Horsecross Arts), Per Platou (Director, Norwegian Video Art Archive), Sofie Ruysseveldt (Collection manager of Argos vzw Center for Art and Media), Manthos Santorineos (Artist – researcher new media, Professor at the Fine Art School of Athens) and Teresa Wennberg (Video/Multi media artist)

Contact: emergenceartvideo.6080@gmail.com

Info: communications on Wednesday, June 19th will take place in salle 70, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Quai François Mauriac, 75706 Paris. They are free and open to the public without reservation, subject to availability.