OLHO
video art cinema

2015–2018
Several venues


OLHO is a curatorial project that explores the relationship between contemporary video artworks and the cinema. Our initial and leading query focuses on the way in which the architecture of an immersive space can frame, influence and redefine the experience of an artwork, specifically concerning time-based art and the moving image. The project brings together, in carefully curated sequences, video works that rethink the language of cinema, and it is conceived to be displayed in movie theatres and other selected venues, as an exhibition in time.

OLHO was founded in 2015 by Alessandra Bergamaschi and Vanina Saracino.

Artists

Adrian Paci, Agnieszka Polska, Ali Cherri, Ana Vaz, Anri Sala, Basim Magdy, Ben Rivers, Cao Guimãraes, Carlos Motta, Clément Cogitore, Enrique Ramírez, Gabriel Mascaro, Guido Van der Werve, Fiona Tan, Graeme Arnfield, Jesper Just, Jonathas de Andrade, Júlio Cavani, Laurent Grasso, Leticia Ramos, Luiz Roque, Marc Johnson, Mario Garcia Torres, Mika Taanila, Mihai Grecu, Naïmé Perrette, The Otolith Group, Pietro Fortuna, Regina Parra, Reynold Reynolds, Rivane Neuenschwander, Salla Tykkä, Sebastian Díaz Morales, Shingo Yoshida, Tamar Guimarães, Tanya Busse, Tuomas A. Laitinen, Yael Bartana, Yuri Firmeza

Venues

Palais de Tokyo (Paris)
Palazzo Grassi Teatrino (Venice)
Cinemateca do MAM (Rio de Janeiro)
Cineteatro São Luiz (Fortaleza)
Cinemateca Brasileira (São Paulo)
CineSesc (Tiradentes)
Cine 104 (Belo Horizonte)
Espaço Itaú de Cinema Botafogo (Rio de Janeiro)
Espaço Itaú de Cinema Augusta (São Paulo)
Cine Arte UFF (Niteroi)
Laznia CCA (Gdańsk, Poland)
Harstad Kino (Harstad, Norway)

Ana Vaz, Occidente (2016). Palais de Tokyo, 2018

Ana Vaz, Occidente (2016). Palais de Tokyo, 2018