Tomorrow Was the Day Before shows how contemporary artists are responding to the turbulent beginning of a new era. These timely artists show a strangely prophetic view of our ever-shrinking world, juxtaposing mundane, everyday existence with a direct political commentary of contemporary life.
Curated Artists
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Bani Abidi (Pakistan) Hackworth Ashley (US) Janet Biggs (US) Olga Chernysheva (Russia) Calin Dan (Romania) Raul Vincent Enriquez (US) Victor Escobar (Columbia) Davey Force (US) Tim Hailey (US) Dorrie Halliday (UK) Petra Lindholm (Sweden)
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Van Mc Elwee (US) Mac McKean (US) Motomichi Nakamura (Japan) Ned and Shiva Productions (US) Marisa S. Olson (US) Robert Petrick (US) Jean Poole (Australia) Zev Robinson (UK) Marco Roso (US) Amparo Sard (Spain) Annie Schap (US)
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Jennifer Schmidt (US) Stefanie Schneider (Germany) Raphaele Shirley (US) Nico Smith (US) Gaynor Sweeney (UK) Michael Szpakowski (UK) Lenara Verle (Brazil) Ana De Vicente (Costa Rica) Alison Ward (US) Marten Winters (Netherlands) Scott Wolniak (US) |
Featured Artist
Stewart Home (London, UK)
The Eclipse and Re-Emergence of the Oedipus Complex, 2004
By using avant-garde techniques to elucidate the cultural obsession of death, this intensely personal work merges contemporary cultural theory while documenting the life and death of his mother.
Featured Curators
Ed Marszewski (Chicago, US)
Cultural Counterintelligence, Video Samizdat #8, 2005
The program contains radical cultural commentary by experimental videomakers, including Paper Rad, Jason Archer & Paul Beck, Ton Meijdam, Subrealistic and The Guerrilla News Network.
Laure Prouvost (London, UK)
TANK, 2005
Created by Tank magazine in 2003 as an online gallery space, tank.tv presents works by established and emerging artists, such as Allsopp & Weir, Alex Heim, Dominic Goodman, Karin Luddman, Claud Cattelain, Nina Liao and Erica Scouti.