Artist | Home Country | Stay |
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Ramón Esono Ebalé | Equatorial Guinea | 25 June – 3 July 2011 |
Takahiro Yamaguchi | Japan | |
Sara Starkström | Sweden | |
Keiko Uenishi | Japan | 3 July – 11 July 2011 |
Lauren O’Farrell | England | |
Kaja Marie Lereng Kvernbakken | Norway |
is a drawer and Comic-Artist aka Jamón y Queso. He is a self-taught drawer and graffic artist and has already released several comics. His comics, caricatures and graffic art is even though the are there are some dictatoriship-like terms and condition very socio-critical. Ramon likes to give drawing lessons to young Kids and works now in a spanish cultural center of the spanish embassy in Paraguay.
Born in 1977 in Nkoa-Nen Yebekuan, he used to live in the capital city Malabo and recently moved to Paraguay.
Ramón Esono did come carikatures in the documentary „Subvaloradas, sin ser vistas. Voces literarias de Guinea Ecuatorial“ directed by Mischa G. Hendel (2009) and actually works on an animated movie called 10000 elefantes
25 June – 03 July 2011
Takahiro Yamaguchi is a Designer and Street Artist. His Street Art transforms signs, case shift and language in Kalligraphy, Graffiti und Typography. In his Installation “Urbanized Typeface: Shibuya 08-09” he was able to turn writing into something physical by his art.
Born 1984 in Kanagawa, Japan he graduated in 2009 at the Tama Art University.
25 June – 03 July 2011
Sara is a 30 year old Blogger und Writer. She wrote the Book GameGirl about social competence and dating for modern women in the 21h century.
Game Girl also exists as a blog where the readers may share their experiences from using the book in their personal dating life and update themselves about new challenging ideas about the subject. Sara holds courses in flirting and dating and gives new unconventional tips and tricks to women who want to increase their social skills and to meet the men they desire. She also appears in different Blogs and even in TV-Shows.
Sara is a Blogger und Writer. She’s not doing exhibitions, she writes books.
25 June – 03 July 2011
Keiko Uenishi (o.blaat) is a Sound artivist, social composer, and a core member of SHARE o.blaat (Keiko Uenishi) is known for her works formed through experiments in restructuring and analyzing one’s relationship with sounds in sociological, cultural, and psychological context. Exploring aural space, o.blaat created Car décalé (légèrement), a series of performative installation/exploration to re-define space utilizing audio feedback e.g.
Vita
03 July – 11 July2011
Deadly Knitshade is the pen name of Lauren. She mysteriously turned to the darkside of the Knit one fateful night. Mild-mannered Miss X fell asleep on a London Underground train and barely escaped the dreaded ‘tube sanitiser’ with her life. Details of how she made her escape are unclear, but since that night part of her awoke as Deadly Knitshade. Instilled with eerie knitting powers. She is subject to constant unexpected ‘knitblasts’ leaving woolly debris around the city. She struggles to control her knits, which seem to have taken on a life of their own, appearing at times in the least expected places. It is her yarn-flavoured burden to bear.
None. Guerilla Knitting is like Graffiti.
03 July – 11 July 2011
Kaja Marie Lereng Kvernbakken is a 28 year old author and yarn creative. Kaja Marie started her studies at the University of Bergen, transferring to Oslo in 2003. She has a bachelor’s degree in Norwegian and French, as well as a degree in creative project management. She started out her professional life as a copywriter in an advertising agency, but after a while moved over to designing knit wear and managing the marketing of one of Norway’s largest yarn importers. Kaja Marie had her debut as a fictional writer in 2010, with the dialogue 384. She is now a full-time writer
Kaja is a writer and is not doing exhibitions, but writes poems, plays and novels.
03 July – 11 July 2011