SHADI AFSHAR

She collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: EAST ART GALLERY

Shadi Afshar is a curator, multimedia and fashion artist. She received an MA at the Goldsmiths University of London in Design Critical Practice. She is the co-founder and art director of the East Art Gallery in Tehran. She has curated “Costume Design Festival” in the context of contemporary art for the first time in Iran. Her focus is on performance art, video art and fashion design. She lives and works in Tehran and London.

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TXEMA AGIRIANO

He collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: AVAART / FESTIVAL MEM

Born in Bilbao, Spain. Live in Gijón, Spain /Male
Txema Agiriano is a researcher and curator from the Basque Country. Now he lives in Gijón (Spain) where he is artistic director and curator of Espacio AVAart gallery.
For 11 years he has been artistic director of MEM experimental arts international festival. He is also art critic. He has extensive experience internationally as a curator working for museums, institutes and galleries in Spain, Belgium, France, Daenemark, Turkey, USA, Germany, and more.

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FERESHTEH ALAMSHAH

She collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: VIDEOARTIST IRAN

Born and reside: Iran, 1977
Fereshteh is a curator, video artist, painter, and an environmental artist; she is the founder and director of Video Artist Festival as a platform for video artists not only in Iran but also all around the world. She is the member of WEAD (woman environmental artist in America) and also Yatooi (Art in nature‘s group) in Korea. She has been the organiser and curator of several exhibitions and festivals in environment and video environment art in Iran and many other countries. Currently, she is working on production of a space in east desert of Isfahan for research and artist residencies, dedicated to environmental art.

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CAMILLA BOEMIO

She collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: AAC

Camilla Boemio is a writer , University consultant for special projects of Art/Science (eg: ISWA European Project with Politecnica University of the Marche) and curator.
Usually she writes for art magazines.
Among exhibitions curated: MNEMOSYNE – L’Atlante delle immagini (group show) Centro Arti Visive Pescheria 2009, CITIES – Places Visionaires (group show) Auditorium Arte Parco della Musica preview of the Festa dell’Architettura Roma 2009, CABBAGE show 2010 e 2011 (Macerata/Modena), SENSATIONAL ARCHITECTURE (group show) mostra della Festa di Architettura of Roma 2010 – Auditorium – Parco della Musica, ‘Right Here, Out There (Nowhere)’ show to NEON Campobase Bologna 2010, CRITICA IN ARTE 2010 MAR,
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MARIA ANGELA BRION

She collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: XX.9.12 FABRIKArte

Maria Angela Brion works with commmunication, set design, interior design.

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ANDREW BUTKEVICIUS

He collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: CENTRE3 FOR PRINT AND MEDIA ARTS

Curator for Centre 3 exhibition of 100x100=900 Project.
Andrew Butkevicius is an Artist, Photographer, and Curator living and working in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. He has a B.F.A. from Queen’s University at Kingston, and an M.F.A. from the University of Windsor. Currently he is the Vice Chair of Centre 3 for Print and Media Arts and is the Chair of various sub committees. In the past Andrew has also been involved with The Factory Media Arts Centre in Hamilton, and The Art Gallery of Windsor, Artcite Centre for Contemporary Arts, and the House of Toast Film and Video Collective in Windsor.
Andrew’s works often utilize Infra Red photography and layering to act as metaphors to contemporary themes. His works have been exhibited internationally and are in various public and (...) (read more)

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RUSSEL J CHARTIER

He collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: GALLERIE CHARTIER

Russell J Chartier is a video artist and owner of an alternative new media arts venue "Galerie Chartier."
Chartier attended the College of Santa Fe. He went on to study Broadcast and Electronics Engineering at a graduate level at The Cleveland Institute of Electronics and received an MA at the University of Canterbury in Media Arts. He has also studied at Caltech, Stanford, Penn St, Duke University and NYU.
He has spent many years working in Broadcast Television for various networks including A&E, The History Channel, YES Network and several others.
His work in the Video Art Medium explores multiple layers and focuses heavily on texture and color. Many of the images in his works are distorted and manipulated in various unorthodox in an attempt to create a visual depth (...) (read more)

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COLETTE COPELAND

She collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: RICHLAND COLLEGE

Colette Copeland is a multi-media visual artist and cultural critic/writer whose work examines issues surrounding gender, death and contemporary culture. Over the past 8 years, her work has been exhibited in 13 solo exhibitions and 54
group exhibitions/festivals spanning 18 countries.
She teaches art and digital media at University of Texas, Richland and Collin Colleges in Dallas, Texas as well as writes for Glasstire, and Ceramics: Art and Perception magazines.

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VERONICA D'AURIA

She collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: C.A.R.M.A.

Veronica D’Auria is Chief Curator of C.A.R.M.A. - Centro d’Arti e Ricerche Multimediali Applicate, live in Rome, Italy, and by many years works on electronics and digital arts, with particular attention to new audiovisual languages.
She holds a degree in Hytorical Artistique Science, curriculum like Curator of artistic and cultural events, at University of Rome "Sapienza" with a thesis on electronic Public Art.
Between founders of curatorial group Le Momo Electronique, by 2006 organize events with young artists and international famous authors, creating interaction between local and international artistic research.
Along fall 2009 become co-founder of C.A.R.M.A., devoted to realization of shows and events in range of intermedial arts, in collaboration with influent (...) (read more)

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SILVIO JAVIER DE GRACIA

He collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: VIDEOPLAY

Silvio De Gracia is an independent curator, writer, visual artist, performer and theoretical based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Between 2002 and 2010 he was director and curator of several events of video art and performance art en Argentina, among others: PLAY – International Video Art Festival (2004/2006); INTERFERENCIAS – International Action Art Encounter (2005/2007); man in transit - International Video & Performance Festival (2008) and Transvideoplay Festival (2010).
In 2004 he founded Videoplay project, an international platform for the dissemination of video art, initiating an intensive activity of collaborations and exchanges with several international galleries, museums, private foundations and public institutions around the world. He is also curator of The Videoplay D (...) (read more)

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MARINA FOMENKO

She collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: NOW&AFTER

Marina Fomenko is an artist and curator, founder and director of International Video Art Festival "Now&After" that takes place in Moscow Museum of Modern Art, PhD in Economics.
Main curatorial projects:
Zones of Alienation, Moscow Museum of Modern Art, 2009, LOT gallery, Lexington, USA, 2010
_Transit_ (co-curator Malgorzata Sobolewska), "Qui Vive?" II Moscow International Biennale for Young Art, 2010
Defragmentation of Memory (co-curator Daria Chapkovskaya), 4th Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art, 2011
Now&After &Gallery, gallery Victoria, Samara, Russia, 2011
Now&After &Art Museum, Vyatka Art Museum, Kirov, Russia, 2012
Since 2005 she has been participating as an artist in numerous exhibitions and video festivals nationally and worldwid (...) (read more)

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ZHANG HAITAO

He collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: LXT FILM FUND

Born 1976 in Yichang City, Hubei Province, China
Art critic, curator, art administrator and chief editor of Online Arts Archives
1994-1999 Hubei Institute of Technology, Xi'an Academy of Learning
2009-2012 He was appointed executive director and curator of Songzhuang Art Museum. Currently he is the deputy director of Yuandian Art Museum and a contributing curator for the Beijing Independent Film Festival by Li Xianting’s Film Fund.
Since 1999 living and working in Beijing.
Book published: The files of future art | Artificial nature art trend and returning of stillness thought

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SZOLGA HAJNAL

She collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: SMART

Studies:
2002-2009 University of Pécs - Faculty of Philosophy and Aesthetics
2002-2008 University of Pécs – Department of Communication and Mediascience Department
2001-2002 Bálint György Journalism Academy
1996-2000 Ady Endre High School – Department of Drama
Scholarships:
2011: „Sounds of the Surround” - land art residency – Lanzarote, Canary islands
http://www.art-aspects.de/
2008 - 2009 „Culturmanagers from East and Central Europe“ Scholarship of the Robert Bosch Foundation, Practise by the Hartware Mediaart Association in Dortmund, Germany
2007 „Erasmus“ Humboldt University, European Ethnologie Berlin
2007 UDK, Berlin, Video Department
Memberships:
From 2012 Founder and Member (...) (read more)

ELőD IZSáK

He collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: LECTIO

Lecturer at Partium Christian University Oradea, Fine Art Department, DLA candidate at the Hungarian University of Fine Arts in Budapest.
His artistic work is mainly concerned with intermedia and video art as well as organizing cultural events. The most important events from the last couple of years: Experimental Art Meeting 2012 (Oradea), Creativity camp and exhibition at Szentendre (Hungary) (2009 -2012), Documenting In Between Natures - exhibition of the Șinteu Art Camp (Oradea, 2010), Mediaworkshop 2009 (Șinteu).
Most important group exhibitions:
2012 - MAYBE 3, Világok vége (End of Worlds), group exhibition of fine arts, MAGMA Contemporary Medium, Sfântu Gheorghe, Romania
2012 - Egyetemek Kollokviuma (Colloquial Meeting of Universities), exhibition of (...) (read more)

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KRISTIN JUAREZ

She collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: DIGITAL ARTS ENTERTAINMENT LABORATORY

Kristin Juarez is a writer and curator in Atlanta, Ga. She is a PhD student of Moving Image Studies at Georgia State University and co-curates the Sunday Art Salon—a monthly series of video, objects, and texts investigating land.

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DORKA KAPOSI

She collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: HOLDUDVAR GALLERY

I am currently working in Budapest, Hungary, as an art director assistant and individual curator in Szatyor Gallery and in Holdudvar Gallery, where I am organizing cultural programs (literature, art, cinema and theater) from the research of partners and the preparation of tenders to the management of the events. In art exhibitions I have had organization competency from May 2010, when I was co-curator in An American photographer exhibition co-organized with Illinois Institute of Art - Chicago at Holdudvar Galéria. From that time I have been cooperating with progressive artists (Hungarian and foreign) of high level to organize contemporary exhibitions (IRA I TRA I TARTARI, Szatyor Gallery, 2013;Boldizsar CR’s LONDON HARD DRIVE, Holdudvar Gallery, 2013)
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VALENTINA KOCA

She collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: ZETA GALLERY & ART CENTER

Education
1986-1990 Academy of Arts, Faculty of Fine Arts. Speciality: Painting, Scenery, Tirana.
Artistic High School, "Jordan Misja", Speciality: Painting,Tirana.
Experience at work
2007- Actually works as Director and Curator of exhibitions at Zeta Center/Gallery, Tirana.
1991-1996 Painter – illustrator at the Editing House of the Scholar Book, Tirana.
Artistic activity
2007- Manager of Curatorial art projects and exhibitions at Zeta Center/Gallery, Tirana.
1997-2007 Free Creativity / Open studio
1991-2007 Participation as artist in collective exhibitions in Albania and abroad.

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DONATELLA MEROPIALI

She collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: XX.9.12 FABRIKArte

Donatella Meropiali works with communication, video, photography. She has worked for TV institutions and production agencies as freelance.

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JASMINE MOORHEAD

She collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: KROWSWORK

Jasmine Moorhead, owner and director of Krowswork, is the daughter of two artists, a photographer and a sculptor, Moorhead grew up in Oxford, Mississippi. She attended Yale and received her degree in art history. From September 1996 to April 1997 she lived in a small village in central Cote d'Ivoire, West Africa, studying pottery making. Moorhead has worked in numerous galleries and museums, including The Museum of Modern Art, New York, and the Dia Center for the Arts, New York. Her wish for Krowswork is that it provide an instinctual, intellectual, and poetic framework within which to examine the mediums of photography and video in a larger art/historical context.

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ADRIENNE OUTLAW

She collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: SEED SPACE

Adrienne Outlaw is a socially engaged, interdisciplinary artist, writer and curator. She founded and runs Seed Space, a lab for artists, writers and curators in Nashville, TN, where she lives. An internationally exhibited artist, Outlaw holds an MLAS from Vanderbilt University and a BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.

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FERNANDA PEQUENO

She collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: ARTUR FIDALGO GALERIA

Fernanda Pequeno (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1983). She lives and works in her hometown. She is in her final year as a PhD student in the Visual Arts Program at Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) developing her thesis on Brazilian contemporary art. She was awarded a scholarship by Faperj (Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado do Rio de Janeiro) to develop her research in London in 2012. She teaches Art History and Visual Arts at Colégio de Aplicação / Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (UERJ). From 2010 to 2012 she worked as a consultant for Galeria de Arte IBEU in Rio de Janeiro, curating several exhibitions, including “Novíssimos 2012”, “Gatilhos” (Anton Steenbock, 2012), “Novíssimos 2011”, “Escuta da Imagem” (a group exhibition with Analu Cunh (...) (read more)

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NADIA PERROTTA

She collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: NEWHAM NDP

Born in: Italy / Lives in: United Kingdom / Female
Nadia Perrotta was born 1975 in Paola (Italy)
She is a multimedia artist and an independent curator exhibiting internationally since 2006.
For more than 10 years she worked in her mother art-lab, where she learned visual art techniques.
1995 She attended the European Institute of Design in Naples.
2007-2010 Project coordinator of international video art events with the no profit organization International ArtExpo (www.lucacurci.com/artexpo)
2007- 2008 Video art events curator for HeArt Gallery in Verona (Italy).
2011 Art director of the First Affordable Fair of Italian Art and Design in UK: The Kicking Boot. All the details at this link: the-kicking-boot.jimdo.com
2011 - 2012 Opens he (...) (read more)

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ARCHANA PRASAD

She collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: JAAGA

Archana Prasad, is an artist from Bangalore, India. Her work is a particular conjunction of visual art, technology and urban community art, steeped in design and research methodologies. She is a Video Performance artist and has worked with bands like LoungePiranha.in. As Founder & Director of Jaaga.in, Archana has a unique artist-activist role.

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MAX PRESNEILL

He collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: TORRANCE ART MUSEUM

Max Presneill is a Los Angeles based artist and curator, originally from London, UK.
Currently he is the Head Curator for the Torrance Art Museum as well as Curatorial Director of ARTRA Curatorial (www.artrala.org), an independent curatorial projects management team who organize the CO/LAB art fair for alternative spaces. He has extensive experience internationally as a curator having organized exhibitions for museums, institutes and galleries in the US and UK, the Netherlands, Japan, Mexico, Turkey, Australia, and more.
He was the Founder and former Director of Raid Projects (1998 - 2009) - an artists initiative space with global reach - www.raidprojects.com - and Director of the Mark Moore Gallery (2005-8). He was also the founder of Durden & Ray, in 2009, and the Ntopia G (...) (read more)

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AMIR RAD

He collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: EAST ART GALLERY

Amir Rad is an art theorist, curator and multimedia artist from Iran. He is one of the key figures to introduce contemporary art to Iranian society. He is the co-founder and senior curator of the East Art Gallery- A platform for contemporary art practices- in Tehran. He is also the founder of "Research Association for Oral History of Iranian Contemporary Art" as well as “A4 multimedia magazine”. He has curated “30 Performances, 30 Artists, 30 Days Festival” and “What We Talk About When We Talk About Videoart” project which are the first and most important in their kind not only in Iran but in the middle east region. His focus is mostly on contemporary art especially performance art and video art. He lives and works in Tehran and London.

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CLARO RAMIREZ

He collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: BS1 / BACK TO SQUARE JUAN - PWU

Claro Ramirez Jr. is a multimedia artist whose paintings, sculptures, photographs, sound works and mixed media installations have been exhibited in China, Japan, Bangladesh, Denmark, Poland and the United States. Ramirez is a former apprentice of the Philippines’ National Artist for Visual Arts Cesar Legaspi, and a graduate of the University of the Philippines and University of Santo Tomas. Ramerirez has worked as a consultant for artistic direction of exhibitions and new media projects at several museums and international cultural institutes, including the Goethe-Institut. Ramirez recently curated the Sungdu-an National Visual Art Exhibition at the National Museum of the Philippines in 2009 and is now working on “Art Video Exchange at Smallprojects Troms” and the 14th Jakarta Bienna (...) (read more)

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NA RISONG

He collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: INTER ART CENTER / GALLERY

Art director of Inter Art Center/Gallery in Beijing.
Chief editor& publisher of Pixel Magazine.
Used to be editor of Popular Photography Magazine, picture editor of Beijing Youth Daily and chief editor of Photo(Chinese version), etc.
Curated Chinese as well as international photographic festivals and exhibitions for many times, being awarded as "Curator of the Year" and "Excellent Curator".

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FILIP RUTKOWSKI

He collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: OZON INTERNATIONAL VIDEO ART FESTIVAL

[born in Poland, lives in: Katowice/Brussels/Berlin]
Studied History of Art in Berlin and Katowice. Co-founder of OZON Art Group and OZON International Video Art Festival in Katowice, Poland. His first curatorial project was realized at Magneet Festival in Amsterdam, where he asked 100 people to make his portrait. The goal was to restore the role of a curator, as a translator between art and audience. He perceives contemporary art especially as a way of communication. His art historian practice concentrates on erasing the border between producers and audience of art.

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MIGUEL ANGEL SANCHEZ ROMERO

He collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: REGIONAL MUSEUM OF HISTORY OF COLIMA

He studied music at the National Institute of Fine Arts (INBA), Has BA in Communication from the University of Colima. Currently, he works as Coordinator of Social Communication in the Public Security Bureau of Colima State and he is journalist contributor at Ecos de la Costa.
The last five years has been developed at video and photography documentary, which has allowed him to stay active in cultural diffusion in Mexico and especially in the state of Colima.

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VITALIANO TETI

He collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: THE SCIENTIST

Vitaliano Teti was born in Catanzaro. Lives and works in Ferrara in the field of electronic and digital videoediting and as director.
For eleven years he teached at the Faculty of Letter and Philosophy of the University of Ferrara in the degree course in "Audiovisual Communication and Multimedia Technologist".
Two major projects are made ​​with the Municipal Theatre of Ferrara in the field of video-dance and a very complex and arduous involved the processing of 3 dvd video painting opera "The Motezuma." Excellent product video art have recently been made ​​by his students as part of an experimental project called "Fast Video Art".
From 7 years is the art director of the international video art festival "The Scientist" held each year in October in Ferrara, an hi (...) (read more)

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ENRICO TOMASELLI

Project Art Director and main curator

EXHIBITS
Video Video giallo: collective Giallo, Salerno (Italy), and collective Akkampamento provvisorio, exIDAF, Salerno (Italy)
Video Sexual obsession: at Digital Clip Festival, GNAM (Galleria Nazionale dArte Moderna) Torino (Italy); on Mediahexa; Web Biennal 2003 - Istanbul Contemporary Art Museum (Turkey)
Video reality_is_multiple: CD compilation ACCA
Video Memories are the heartbeat of the time: exhibit Time on Digital Submit
Video But my name is not Cyrano: exhibit Lovemedesigner on lovemedesigner.com
Video Darkness...: exhibit Darkness on AbleStable.com
Video [S]A[C]O[S]P[I]: exhibit Scomponi Picasso, Salerno (...) (read more)

JILL TREADWELL

She collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: GALLERIE CHARTIER

Jill Treadwell began her interest in interactive media at the College of Santa Fe in Santa Fe, New Mexico studying with video pioneers Woody and Steina Vasulka. She is currently working on a multi-media installation piece for Woody and Steina Vasulka writing prose, dialogue, lyrics, poetry, and philosophical noetics with author and publisher Melody Sumner Carnahan. Treadwell also worked in collaboration with Russell Chartier and Paul Botelho on their video piece Devil On a Dam which features her writing which is being shown internationally. As Treadwell enters into her late ‘30’s she has been inspired to attempt something more mainstream than her usual experimental investigations into language with her memoir The Molecules That Surround Us which is in the process of being published. He (...) (read more)

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VERA TYULENEVA

She collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: VIDEO BABEL

Museum and contemporary art curator, lives and works in the town of Cusco, Peru. BA in art history, MA in anthropology, PhD in history. Since 2003 president of the "Charlie Quispe & Co" Cultural Assocition. Since 2004 curator of the Saint Dominic Priory - Qorikancha Museum. Since 2008 museum curator of the Saint Catherine Monastery of Cusco. Since 2010 museum curator of the Saint Dominic Convent of Lima. Since 2010 general coordinator of the VideoBabel Festival.

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NICOLA VALENTINI

He collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: ARTMUSICEVENT

Nicola Valentini was born in Padua in 1986. After he become "Maestro d’arte" in Sculpture, he graduated with full marks at Dams in Padua University with the thesis: "From wunderkammer to metaverse". Finally he graduated with full marks in Art History with the thesis: "History and criticism of sculpture in contemporary age”.
He is also the president and a former founder of ArtMusicEvent which was founded in August 16th 2006 as a cultural association with the aim of giving better visibilty to young emerging artists.

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KATERYNA VASHTALOVA

She collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: VIZII INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF VISUAL CULTURE

Curator of experimental media art program. Projects: "Open archive", "Recollection space", "Embodied memory".
Artist, participant of the international exhibition "Inside Out: Conceal and Reveal" at London Tate Modern Gallery (2006).
Art curator, curator of the International video art and short film festival "VAU-Fest 2011"; coordinator, interpreter ("GogolFest" International contemporary art festival, "KROK" International animated film festival, etc.).
Author of scientific publications on media art and philosophy of silence in contemporary English literature and independent cinema, lecturer at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv.

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JOSé VIEIRA

He collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: FONLAD

José Vieira born in 1962, Portugal. High Degree on painting and Master Degree on Aesthetic Communication (Digital Art) by the University Art School of Coimbra, Portugal.
Curator of FONLAD Festival, Fake Festival, UAVM Virtual Museum and Web Art Center. Artist with exhibitions since 1982 and curator of several exhibitions and festivals arround the globe.

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YAROSLAV YANOVSKY

1965: was born in the city of Ivano-Frankivsk;
1977 – 1981: studied in the Youth School of Arts in Ivano-Frankivsk;
1982 – 1988: studied at the Trush’s Lviv College of Fine Arts;
In his work Mr. Yanovsky mostly uses post-modern art strategies: mass print imitations, inserts and décor pieces in sculptures, work series on “Absolute” boards. These works go beyond limitations of style and forms. In most of his works the artist aims at crystallization, and outer subjective metaphors. Some surrealistic parallels have in themselves subtle gucul* meaning to the whole theme.
Since 1989 the artist has actively participated in most of the events of the current art projects of Ukraine. He partook part in all of the “Impreza” festivals that took place in (...) (read more)

VENTSISLAV ZANKOV

He collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: THE RED HOUSE / NEW BULGARIAN UNIVERSITY

Ventsislav Zankov (1962) a National Academy of Fine Arts graduate (1988). Has launched series of artistic initiatives and curator projects since then, among them:
the Close-up Discussion Club (2004-2008);
the 39 grams Newspaper (2005-2008);
the Modern Art Foundation ‘Ventsislav Zankov’ (set up in 2009);
the Iron Medal for Modern Art (established in 2010);
the All about Him project (2004-2008);
the 10 Years of Video Art project, inspired by Adelina Popnedeleva (2006);
the White, Male, Straight project (2002);
the [Zet_maG] e-zine for art and culture (set up in 1999);
the [Elektrik_BG] mailing list for art, culture and communication (running since 1999) etc.
Between 1997 and 2008 he was an adjunct lecturer and si (...) (read more)

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ZLATKO ĆOSIć

He collaborates with 100x100=900 Project to organize the exhibit in partnership with: WEBSTER UNIVERSITY FILM SERIES

Zlatko Ćosić is a video artist born in Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Ćosić earned a Master of Fine Arts in Visual Art from Washington University and a Bachelor of Arts in Video Production and Interactive Digital Media from Webster University. Ćosić’s work spans from short films, video and sound installations to theater projections and live audio visual performances. The themes of Ćosić’s work often relate to issues of identity, immigration, and the complexity of living in a new environment concentrating on the necessity to embrace cultural differences and establish dialogue among people. His artwork was shown in over twenty countries for which he has received a variety of recognition. Ćosić currently lives in St. Louis and works as a multimedia producer, professor and a (...) (read more)

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