You are invited to participate in the node to nowhere: a collaborative node of the biennale.NO
biennale.NO is a contemporary art biennale that doesn't take place, with works that don't exist. It is structured as a decentralized network of collaborative nodes, projects and works. It has been created by noemata and can be viewed at https://biennale.no/ We recommend that you read the background notes.
The theme for 2020 is: the unbearable lightness of internet
The biennale runs from November 1, 2020 to January 1, 2021
the node to nowhere takes the form of a Google Drive document in which you can add anything you like. It can be images, words, ideas, animated GIFs, maps diagrams, poems, instructions, etc. PLEASE do NOT post links. There is no control or curation of the material. We only ask that you add your contribution at the end of the document and don't alter or delete another persons work. Otherwise there are no wrong turns or decisions: the destination always remains the same. You can access the document here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MB3k_YHu-U-N8Hhj8IN1ZICljlHH9psyCmEDURTk354/edit?usp=sharing
The only prerequisite for involvement in the 'event' is that any reference you make to the biennale on your social media and/or websites be accompanied by the hashtag #biennaleNO or a backlink to https://biennale.no/
the node to nowhere will eventually be published as a PDF
Previous exhibitions:
- The Other Side September/October 2020
- This film has been modified from its original version. It has been formatted to fit this screen by Khanhthuan Tran (Canada) September 2020
- #monalisa by Jennifer Anderson and Vernon Lott (USA) August 2020
Upcoming shows: Submissions/proposals are encouraged from individuals, groups or other collaborators for future shows. Contact me at
surrealdada@gmail.com
The White Page Gallery is a new culture for art curatorial practices based on the values of sharing, collaborations and openess. The White Page Gallery is a decentralized network made of independent galleries run by people, such as artists and curators but not limited to those art professional figures, on their very own websites.