Vere van Gool curates Screen Spaces, a geography of moving image in New York

Vere van Gool (AADipl(Hons) 2014) is the curator of the exhibition and lecture series Screen Spaces, a geography of moving image in New York. On from December 1-7 2018, the series has been organised for Het Nieuwe Instituut, the Dutch institute for Architecture and Design and Digital Culture.

Screen Spaces presents ten site-specific installations showcasing the work of video and time-based media artists. Spanning across a myriad of locations in New York, the project aims to unveil the identities, ideologies and imaginaries that are set in motion by video culture today. Through a series of conversations and public programs, Screen Spaces explores the material, spatial and political dimensions of the space of the screen and the territories it mediates, rendering video and time based media as sites for reality production and circulation.

For more information visit the Screen Spaces website