Human Emotion Project
هنرمندان معاصر با استفاده از فیلم و ویدئو
Sazmanab Project
September 11, 2010
Adamo Macri (One Onion Canon)
Exhibition 2010
Song of Flesh and Blood
(Observations of Body Identity)
Garage 4141 Alabama Street San Diego, California 92104
September 18, 2010
This exhibition represents three artists that are examining ideas of the body identity within and outside of culture. Adamo Macri, Daphne Hill and Kat Schneck.
Adamo Macri - Video art titles: Spout, Still Life, Alba Parts
(Observations of Body Identity)
Garage 4141 Alabama Street San Diego, California 92104
September 18, 2010
This exhibition represents three artists that are examining ideas of the body identity within and outside of culture. Adamo Macri, Daphne Hill and Kat Schneck.
Adamo Macri - Video art titles: Spout, Still Life, Alba Parts
Exhibition 2010
Beijing Contemporary Art Fair
China Agricultural Exhibition Center
ARTIST CINEMA
Adamo Macri: One Onion Canon
April 29 - May 2, 2010
Co-organizers:
译象 ET-AC Yi Xiang ET-AC
北京大学视觉与图像研究中心 Centre for Visual Studies Peking University
中国影像艺术2010年展项目组 2010 Chinese Screenage Art Exhibition
中国影像艺术论坛项目组 Chinese Screenage Art Forum
C空间 C-Space
阿拉里奥北京 Arario Beiji
Exhibition 2010
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| One Onion Canon: head |
Slide and One Onion Canon
Online Exhibition 2007
In 1946 film critic Nino Frank first applied the term film noir to some of the films Hollywood was producing during the period. Discussions of noir often centre on visual and specifically cinematic elements such as chiaroscuro, extreme camera angles and expressionist distortion.
Both literary and cinematic noir are defined by the shifting roles of the protagonist, the ill-fated relationship between the protagonist and society, generating the themes of alienation and entrapment.
In both Adamo Macri’s videos Slide and One Onion Canon, he attributes the idea of noir as a filmic mise en scène approach to portraiture.
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"Let's have a fantastic journey, every single moment.. the bird of peace is now a warrior."
~ John Felice Ceprano (Ottawa rock sculptor, painter)
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"Wow! an incredible exploration of the imprints in the human mind. Exhilarating indeed is the word for it."
~ Peter Togni (Yale University)
One Onion Canon, 2007