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world one minutes update
Overview One Minutes video exhibition The One Minutes foundation in Amsterdam and the Beijing Today Art Museum are pleased to present the World One Minutes exhibition. The best One Minute videos from ninety countries will be projected continuously on the walls of the museum (3000 m2). 
the Beijing Today Art Museum Visitors will be able to enjoy about a dozen one-minute videos from each of these countries, the movies being split up among approximately thirty beamers. All together there will be about 1 000 One Minutes. Participants range from talented young people to both beginning and established artists. The selection of the best One Minutes was made by The One Minutes foundation in collaboration with curators from the participating countries. Among them are art critics, museum directors, art teachers and, of course, artists. The World One Minutes exhibition is a demonstration of what artists can do with sixty seconds of absolute freedom. The exhibition opens a window on China and offers a unique opportunity to take a trip around the world — from China to the Netherlands via Alaska and Benin, then via Morocco and Egypt back to Beijing. The World One Minutes exhibition in Beijing is the first of a series that will continue in Zagreb, Istanbul, Lisbon and São Paulo. It constitutes the beginning of the World One Minutes Biennale, with subsequent events taking place in 2010 and 2012. The exhibition is included in the city of Beijing’s cultural programme connected with the Olympic Games. A book called World One Minutes in video and literature has just been published especially for the exhibition. Read more about the book here. During the week of the opening, lectures will be organized by journalist Sacha Bronwasser and art historian Tineke Reijnders. Download the flyer here: lectures.jpg |
Journalist Sacha Bronwasser (De Volkskrant) has written a short text about the exhibition. Read the text world_one_minutes,_beijing_-_a_recapitulation.doc here!
Download the official invitation: e-flyerwom.jpg and the press release: press_release.doc |
mali
  Débrouillardise
Ouassa Pangassy Sangaré |
mozambique
 Smogging
Nilton Abreu |
united states
 SFP stories for projection (story #28)
Jacob Melchi |
netherlands
 erl-king
kyoko inatome |
