May 24, 2012
Img Leak #02 from Fatima’s GSX RemixesGSX Album Art Remixed by Kari Altmann

Img Leak #02 from Fatima’s GSX Remixes
GSX Album Art Remixed by Kari Altmann

(via bubblebadbitch)

10:17am  |   URL: http://tmblr.co/Zdu51xM2xKcR
  
Filed under: kari altmann 
May 7, 2012
Still from recently updated version of Where Is The Blood?, Video, 2009-ongoing
for Motion at Seventeen Gallery, opening May 17
Kari Altmann, Merce Cunningham, Harm van den Dorpel, Michael Guidetti, Oliver Laric,Mark Leckey, Sean Raspet, Emanuel Rossetti, Hito Steyerl, Artie Vierkant
Curated by Ceci Moss and Tim Steer
“The object that exists in motion spans different points, relations and existences but always remains the same thing. Like the digital file, the bootlegged copy, the icon, or Capital, it reproduces, travels and accelerates, constantly negotiating the different supports that enable its movement. As it occupies these different spaces and forms it is always reconstituting itself. It doesn’t have an autonomous singular existence; it is only ever activated within the network of nodes and channels of transportation.
Both a distributed process and an independent occurrence, it is like an expanded object ceaselessly circulating, assembling and dispersing. To stop it would mean to break the whole process, infrastructure or chain that propagates and reproduces it.
The object in motion becomes the simultaneous obfuscation and revelation of the points that sustain it. It’s both completely transparent and completely mediated. Transparent because it ignores the different instantiations and embodiments that require it to exist across a material infrastructure and mediated because of its dependency on these multiple parts to exist at all. It flows through networked channels, forgetting any idea of a singular autonomy.”

FB EVENT

Still from recently updated version of Where Is The Blood?, Video, 2009-ongoing

for Motion at Seventeen Gallery, opening May 17

Kari Altmann, Merce Cunningham, Harm van den Dorpel, Michael Guidetti, Oliver Laric,Mark Leckey, Sean Raspet, Emanuel Rossetti, Hito Steyerl, Artie Vierkant

Curated by Ceci Moss and Tim Steer

“The object that exists in motion spans different points, relations and existences but always remains the same thing. Like the digital file, the bootlegged copy, the icon, or Capital, it reproduces, travels and accelerates, constantly negotiating the different supports that enable its movement. As it occupies these different spaces and forms it is always reconstituting itself. It doesn’t have an autonomous singular existence; it is only ever activated within the network of nodes and channels of transportation.

Both a distributed process and an independent occurrence, it is like an expanded object ceaselessly circulating, assembling and dispersing. To stop it would mean to break the whole process, infrastructure or chain that propagates and reproduces it.

The object in motion becomes the simultaneous obfuscation and revelation of the points that sustain it. It’s both completely transparent and completely mediated. Transparent because it ignores the different instantiations and embodiments that require it to exist across a material infrastructure and mediated because of its dependency on these multiple parts to exist at all. It flows through networked channels, forgetting any idea of a singular autonomy.”

FB EVENT

(Source: karialtmann.com)

April 12, 2012
http://dismagazine.com/blog/31492/jemsheed-powerpoint-for-global-art-forum-6-version-1/
Watch the Jemsheed Powerpoint (Version 1) in motion on Dis Magazine

http://dismagazine.com/blog/31492/jemsheed-powerpoint-for-global-art-forum-6-version-1/


Watch the Jemsheed Powerpoint (Version 1) in motion on Dis Magazine

April 7, 2012
Romantic Gesture
Kari Altmann 2011/2012

Romantic Gesture

Kari Altmann 2011/2012

March 26, 2012
phoneasmedium:

Kari Altmann (contribution)
http://karialtmann.com

phoneasmedium:

Kari Altmann (contribution)

http://karialtmann.com

March 25, 2012

March 25, 2012

March 25, 2012

March 18, 2012

gardenclub:

BULB SAMPLES (Brahmakamalam, Kimjongilia and Kimilsungia, Iris Rajah) by GARDEN CLUB (Multiple Contributors)

Custom Order for PEER ONE

Audiovisual Essay

March 17, 2012
Thanks Travis for keeping track of my stuff

Thanks Travis for keeping track of my stuff

(Source: chainlinked, via karialtmann2)

March 14, 2012
Still from commissioned “Jemsheed” Powerpoint for Global Art Forum 6 at Art Dubai 2012
Music by Ayshay (Fatima Al Qadiri)
Powerpoint by Kari Altmann

Still from commissioned “Jemsheed” Powerpoint for Global Art Forum 6 at Art Dubai 2012

Music by Ayshay (Fatima Al Qadiri)

Powerpoint by Kari Altmann

March 14, 2012
REQUEST FOR IMAGES

where-is-the-blood:

Updating the video in the next 48 hours

Send “WHERE IS THE BLOOD” IMAGES to

info@karialtmann.com

for this string:

http://vimeo.com/24258383

March 13, 2012

Collect the WWWorld retrospective is currently reblogged in Basel

March 13, 2012

March 13, 2012