It is available for downloading the cahier about the venues in Riga, Latvia. In collaboration with Zane Onckule, chief curator of kim? Comtemporary Art Space, and the visual artist Eva Frapiccini. download
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Dreams’ Time Capsule in Riga, Latvia
The Dreams’ Time Capsule project took place during the White Night Festival in Riga, on September 7th and 8th 2013 and it was open from 2pm to 3am on the 7th and then for the whole day on the 8th. The participatory event was produced by the kim? Contemporary Art Center and curated by Zane Onckule.
More than 260 people recorded their dreams at the festival (Dream is Sapne in Latvian). Dream encounters were recorded in Latvian, Russian, German, Chinese and English. We wish to thank all the volunteers who engaged in the process-based survey. Without their help during the days (and night), we could not have engaged with the audience, answered questions or gathered all of the data that we did. We would like to thank all of the dreamers that patiently waited in the queue to contribute their dreams, and the supportive staff of kim?, especially Zane Onckule and Laima Ruduša.
We are really glad for this successful stage of the project despite of the short time, the archive has engrossed of about 300 dream encounters, which will be sent back in 2021-22. Looking forward to having dreamers feedbacks to delivering phase!
LINKS: https://kim.lv/en/
PUBLICATION: https://www.academia.edu/6854286/Dreams_Time_Capsule_project_in_Riga_Latvia
PRESS: http://echogonewrong.com/2492/
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Press: http://www.baltanakts.lv/2013/?page_id=360
Stockholm’s Cahier
During the collecting point in Stockholm, we produced a small cahier to recount through images and words the collaboration wth Arkitekturmuseet, and the meetings with the city and our wonderful dreams’ donors.
You can download the Stockholm’s cahier (with texts by Magnus Ericson and Elisa Tosoni; images by Eva Frapiccini and Emma Friedriksson):
Dreams’ Time Capsule in Stockholm and Fittja, Sweden
Dreams’ Time Capsule project arrived in Stockholm, hosted by Arkitekturmuseet (20th and 21st September 2012), and after that, it was part of Fittja Open under the invitation of Botkyrka Konsthall (22nd and 23rd September 2012).
We would like to say thanks to all the participants at the Dreams’ Time Capsule in Stockholm and Fittja. With their support, we arrived to collect more than 300 dream testimonies.
Special thanks to Anna, Alida, Cosimo, Magnus Ericson, and, Marjetca Pjotrc and her students for their participation in the talk on September 23rd, 2012.
The presentation in Stockholm, 20th – 23rd September 2012, and Fittja was curated by Elisa Tosoni.
A collaboration between Arkitekturmuseet and Botkyrka Konsthall, with support from Italienska Kulturinstitutet C.M. Lerici (Stockholm) and the project DE.MO./MOVIN’UP 2012 (MIC Ministry of Culture and the Gai – Association for the Circuit of Young Italian Artists).
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Dreams’ Time Capsule in Turin, Italy
From 3rd to 6th November 2011, during the Artissima Art Fair in Turin, an experimental version of the Dreams’ Time Capsule was exhibited at the Piazza Maria Teresa. The installation was designed in collaboration with the architecture studio Plastique Fantastique in Berlin as a test-study structure to be used only once.
The public installation was a satellite of the solo show Museum Caneira | The physics of the possible by the artist Eva Frapiccini at the Peola Simondi Gallery (former Alberto Peola Gallery). During the three-day-long presentation, almost one hundred dream testimonies from a cross-section of the population were collected. Many generations, and nationalities were represented, and the initiative attracted a good public response, including feedback from visitors who would not normally engage with contemporary art.
We want to say thanks to all the volunteers and collaborators who helped us to join this goal.
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