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词条 LAb(au)
释义

  1. Laboratory for Architecture and Urbanism

  2. MediaRuimte

  3. Exhibitions

  4. Artworks/Projects

  5. References

  6. External links

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LAb[au] is an artist group founded 1997 in Brussels, Belgium with the aim to examine the influence of advanced technologies in the forms, methods and content of art.[1] Members are: Manuel Abendroth, Jérôme Decock, and Els Vermang. Former members were: co-founder Naziha Mestaoui (until 2000), Grégoire Verhaegen (until 2003), Pieter Heremans (until 2006) and Alexandre Plennevaux (until 2009).

From the name 'LAb[au]' one can read in ‘LAB’ (standing for an experimental approach) and ‘BAU’ (ger. = construction / providing a link to Bauhaus[2]) both a reference to the group's approach to work.[3]

Laboratory for Architecture and Urbanism

With a background in architecture its members and projects are concerned with the construct of ‘space’ and the way it can be planned, experienced and conceptualised in an information age.[4] The attention lies in the relation between architecture, light and advanced technologies.[5]

The projects of LAb[au] deal with processes and systems based on different rules.[6] This method is determined by the technological and artistic parameters and qualified by the artists as metadesign.[7]

MediaRuimte

This alliance between theory and practice motivated the group to found the gallery 'MediaRuimte' in the city centre of Brussels in 2003. The gallery work stands for LAb[au]'s typical function as a collaborative art agency as for a trans-disciplinary work,[8] being expressed through a program ranging not only over exhibitions, screenings and audiovisual performances, but also to conferences, artist-residencies and workshops.[9] Featured artists range from Manfred Mohr to Nicolas Schöffer, Casey Reas, Limiteazero and Frank Bretschneider to Mika Vainio.[10]

Exhibitions

  • 1999 Ars Electronica Linz, AU
  • 2000 Musée du Louvre Paris, FR
  • several times Bauhaus Dessau, GER
  • 2002 ICA London, UK
  • 2003 Art Center Nabi Seoul, ROK
  • 2003 New Museum of Contemporary Art New York, US
  • 2004 Sónar Barcelona, ES
  • several times Centre Georges Pompidou Paris, FR
  • 2006 TENT. / Witte de With Rotterdam, NL
  • 2007 Club/Transmediale Berlin, GER
  • 2008 Itaú Cultural São Paulo, BR
  • 2009 BOZAR Centre for Fine Arts Brussels, B
  • 2010 Kunst-Station Sankt Peter, Cologne, GER[11]
  • 2016 Art Bermondsey Project Space London, UK

Artworks/Projects

  • 2001-... sPace Navigable Music
  • 2003-05 Man in e.Space (with Marc Wathieu, res publica, Marianne Descamps & Claudia Miazzo)
  • 2003-07 liquid space (with many artists ranging from Marius Watz to Frank Bretschneider, Holger Lippmann & Lev Manovich)
  • 2005 liquid space book
  • 2005 point, line, surface computed in seconds[12]
  • 2006 PixFlow#1
  • 2006 12m4s
  • 2006 EOD #02 (with Frederik de Wilde)[13]
  • 2006 Touch (on Dexia Tower)
  • 2007 Who's afraid of Red, Green & Blue? - chrono.tower (on Dexia Tower)
  • 2007 spectr[a]um (on Dexia Tower with Limiteazero, H. Lippmann, O. Bender & F. Bretschneider from raster-noton and the Balanescu Quartet)
  • 2007 PixFlow#2
  • 2008 Who's afraid of Red, Green & Blue? - weather.tower (on Dexia Tower)
  • 2008 Binary Waves[14]
  • 2009 SwarmDots
  • 2009 Chrono Prints
  • 2009 Framework f5x5x5

References

1. ^2002, Spark-Online Magazine Version 31.0 connective inter.face—archite[x]tures {{webarchive|url=https://archive.is/20120918085605/http://www.spark-online.com/issue31/lab.html |date=2012-09-18 }}
2. ^Susanne Maßmann in: Exhibition Catalogue of 'Young Belgian Painter Awards', Brussels 2009
3. ^F. Massad & A. Guerrero Yeste in: Experimenta Magazine #45, page 74, July 2003, Madrid
4. ^'Bright , architectural illumination and light installations' by Frame Publishers & Die Gestalten Verlag, 2008
5. ^Tasarim {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100201044414/http://www.tasarimgroup.com.tr/eng_hakkimizda.htm |date=2010-02-01 }} - Visual Arts Magazine #168, February 2007
6. ^Yves Bernard & Domenico Quaranta: 'Holyfire - art of the digital age', Brussels, 2008
7. ^Maurizio Vitta - 'Agora, Dreams and Visions', published in: l'ARCA nr. 176, December 2002, Milan, Italy
8. ^Club Transmediale: 'CTM 07 catalogue', Berlin 2007
9. ^Liesbeth Huybrechts - 'Crossover - Kunst, media en technologie in Vlaanderen', BAM & Belgian Lannoo Campus, 2008
10. ^[https://archive.is/20120722131927/http://www.brusselnieuws.be/artikels/cultuur/de-laatste-radioadem-van-mika-vainio BrusselsNieuws] on Mika Vainio Exhibition at Mediaruimte
11. ^http://www.sankt-peter-koeln.de/index.php?id=lab-au
12. ^http://www.interactivearchitecture.org/point-line-surface-computed-in-seconds-labau.html
13. ^http://turbulence.org/blog/2008/04/14/eod-02-_-electric-organ-discharge-02-paris
14. ^http://www.cimatics.com/festival2008/festival/performances/labau.html

External links

  • {{Official website|http://www.lab-au.com}}
  • MediaRuimte, LAb[au]'s gallery for electronic arts in downtown Brussels: mediaruimte.be
  • Publication in Creative Review Magazine about the work of LAb[au] March 2008
  • [DAM]Berlin profiling the work of LAb[au]
  • LAB[au] interview on Digital Art Mag (2010, p 38-48):  
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2 : Belgian artist groups and collectives|Organizations established in 1997

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