Neo Past Forward v1.0

“Neo-Past-Forward v.1.0” is a disjointed narrative of complex thoughts, emotions and contemporary discourse. Godard said, “The so-called ‘digital’ is not a mere technical medium, but a medium of thought. Yet theorists try to define our times through terms like Post-Internet, Post-Truth, and Post Reality, artists return to Praxis by directly engaging their environment through the creation of new philosophical labyrinths and continued détournement of etheric physical situations. Once what was common space and restricted to the city square has now become a public global sphere (Öffentlichkeit) of influence. As Jurgen Habermas stated, this space was “coextensive with public authority.” Today the public hypersphere has given agency to an inclusive borderless private/public dimension. A super modern avant-garde is investigating and challenging this public/private authority and opens new windows of opportunity in strategic attempts to create new meaning.

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Presenting the work of Panos Papadopolous, Katerina Papazissi, Pierrot Carrilero, Leandros Pigades, Charles Irvin, Vargas Suarez Universal, Vangelis Choursoglou, Simone Gad, Nikos Kanarelis, Alfredo Martinez.

with videos by Bibbe Hansen, dNASAb, Esmeralda Kosmatopoulos, Patrick Lichty, Raymond Salvatore Harmon, Sean Capone, Second Front

Video Exhibition on the Manhattan Bridge Anchorage Anchorage Place & Pearl Street, Brooklyn, NY Thursday, February 2nd 2017, 6PM – 10PM and will be presented via “live feed” in Athens, Greece at the International Fine Arts Consortium 7-10 pm and in Berlin at the Fata Morgana Project Space Gallery in Berlin at 170 Torstrasse Berlin, Mitte - http://www.fatamorganagalerie.com/

About LIGHT YEAR:
LIGHT YEAR is an ongoing public art video projection project presented monthly on the Manhattan Bridge Anchorage by 3_Search (a.k.a.: Leo Kuelbs Collection, Glowing Bulbs and John Ensor Parker) in collaboration with the DUMBO Business Improvement District and the NYC DOT. Originally created in celebration of the United Nations’ declaration of 2015 as the Year of Light and Light Art, LIGHT YEAR has hosted the work of over 150 artists and curatorsfrom around the world.

About FATA MORGANA
Project Fata Morgana (at 170 Torrstrasse) is a non nested group of international and inter disciplined artists and curators working often individually and seasonally collectively to explore the cross fertilization of ideas through various visual approaches and mediums. The uniqueness of Fata Morgana will be its stance as a non collective collective, with all members freely exploring their own individual ideologies, aesthetics and political views.