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[March 11th.2003]
Pictures
Lily van der Stokker: Jack, 2002/2003.
Wall paint and sofa
Creeping Revolution at Rooseum
Creeping Revolution 2 is the continuation
of a series of experimental exhibitions and project models explored
by Rooseum during the last two years. Creeping Revolution 2 is a
group show with artists whose work is primarily visual and who try
to influence their surroundings through personal enlightenment and
individual experiences, often through mirroring close friends and
family rather than society as a whole. In a sense, this can be seen
as possibility to contemplate the other side of the socially involved,
documentary works that have been exhibited at Rooseum during the
past six months. That this should be seen as a return to a more
reactionary point of view, however, is a notion that must be dismissed.
Rather, it is a way of claiming that social and personal change
(even revolution) are equally important objectives for contemporary
art. Defining the works in the exhibition as revolutionary is to
emphasise the potential for change inherent in art; it is as much
about changing the way people think as it is about carrying out
actions in the streets. The adjective “creeping” gives
a measure of the speed and precision of that effect, at the same
time as it introduces the exhibition’s methodology of gradual
change. Photo: Camilla Hovgaard
Rooseum
Gasverksgatan 22, SE-2000 11 Malmø
Ph. +46-40-121716
Fax +46-40-30456
www.rooseum.se
Wed-Fri 2pm-8pm, Sat-Sun 12am-6pm
Creeping Revolution 2
18. January - 16. March
 
Sture Johanneson:
ON TRACK,1973. Computer print on paper.
Sture Johanneson: Fields: exploring picture space,
1985-2003. Computer program on pc
 
Sture Johanneson: LEAVES/leaves.
Computer print on paper
Sture Johanneson: OFF LINE, 1970. Computer print on
paper
 
Bas Jan Ader: Pittfall
on the way to a new neo-plastiasm, Westkapelle Holland, 1971. Colour
photograph
Bas Jan Ader: Broken Fall (Geometric), Westkapelle Holland
1971. Colour photograph
Bas Jan Ader: All
my Clothes, 1970. Photographic print
Frances Stark: The
Collected Cat Tapes, 2002. Video tape. Courtesy Marc Fox Gallery,
Los Angeles
Lilly van der Stoker:
Wim Kok, 2001/2003. Acrylic on wall, stairs.
 
Silke Otto-Knapp: No Title, 2002. Watercolour on canvas
Silke Otto-Knapp: No Ttitle, 2002. Watercolour on
canvas
 
Silke Otto-Knapp: No Ttitle, 2002. Watercolour on
canvas
Silke Otto-Knapp: No Ttitle, 2002. Watercolour on
canvas
 
Wilhelm Sasnal: No
Ttitle, 2002. 10 ink drawings on paper
Wilhelm Sasnal: No Ttitle, 2002. Oil on canvas
 
Lily van der Stoker:
Extremely experimental art by older people, (Sketch for wall
painting) 1999/2001. Silkscreen
Lily van der Stoker: Lily and Jack 10 years, (Sketch
for wall painting) 1998. Crayon on paper
Lily van der Stoker:
we are 68,67 (Sketch for wall painting) 1999/2001, Crayon
on paper
Frances Stark:
Mothers, mothers, 2002. Carbon paper, crayon, plaster on
masonite. Courtesy Marc Fox gallery, Los Angeles
View of the exhibition space. Café in front
and stairs to the basement where Åbent Forum (open forum),
Fremtidsarkivet (archive of the future) and video room are situated.
Download
Rooseum Provisorium 1:2003 with more about
Creeping Revolution 2 (pdf)
More...
26 juni 2002: Superflex/Tools/Counterstrike/Rooseum
(danish)
translated by Nina Jagd Andersen
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