O ONTEM MORREU HOJE, O HOJE MORRE AMANHÃ
The images accompanying the works exhibited in 'O Ontem Morreu Hoje, O Hoje Morre Amanhã' were conceived and drawn by Carla Filipe. The texts are the result of email correspondence with Ulrich Loock.
O ONTEM MORREU HOJE, O HOJE MORRE AMANHÃ
Galeria Municipal do Porto invited artist Carla Filipe to develop an exhibition project devoted to social practices at bars and clubs. In that context clubs are considered spaces to evade the imminent failure of daytime social systems.The fundamental characteristic of Filipe’s work is to document and map: by closely observing and getting involved with her environment, the artist constantly searches for the touchstones of meaning in the life of a specific community. The exhibition was based on Filipe’s experience of the nightlife as a visual artist producing posters and images for electronic music events and DJ sets, and developed in collaboration with curator Ulrich Loock. It brought together several local and international artists who explore ways of experiencing the night, namely the intersection of music and image. Their works remain autonomous as visual art while reflecting relationships between the singular and the plural, the individual and the community, and evoking the history of art and its connection to music through a series of specific references.
O ONTEM MORREU HOJE, O HOJE MORRE AMANHÃ
Galeria Municipal do Porto invited artist Carla Filipe to develop an exhibition project devoted to social practices at bars and clubs. In that context clubs are considered spaces to evade the imminent failure of daytime social systems.The fundamental characteristic of Filipe’s work is to document and map: by closely observing and getting involved with her environment, the artist constantly searches for the touchstones of meaning in the life of a specific community. The exhibition was based on Filipe’s experience of the nightlife as a visual artist producing posters and images for electronic music events and DJ sets, and developed in collaboration with curator Ulrich Loock. It brought together several local and international artists who explore ways of experiencing the night, namely the intersection of music and image. Their works remain autonomous as visual art while reflecting relationships between the singular and the plural, the individual and the community, and evoking the history of art and its connection to music through a series of specific references.
Publisher:
Câmara Municipal do Porto
Concept:
Carla Filipe
Ulrich Loock
Managing Editor:
Maria Burmester
Editorial Support:
Lídia Queirós
Graphic Design:
Márcia Novais
Cover:
Carla Filipe
Translation:
Rui Cascais Parada
Cláudia Gonçalves
Manuel Neto
Copy-editing:
Maria Burmester
Photography:
Dinis Santos
Pre-press, printing and binding:
Gráfica Maiadouro
ISBN 978−989−99871−9−7
Price:
15€
Câmara Municipal do Porto
Concept:
Carla Filipe
Ulrich Loock
Managing Editor:
Maria Burmester
Editorial Support:
Lídia Queirós
Graphic Design:
Márcia Novais
Cover:
Carla Filipe
Translation:
Rui Cascais Parada
Cláudia Gonçalves
Manuel Neto
Copy-editing:
Maria Burmester
Photography:
Dinis Santos
Pre-press, printing and binding:
Gráfica Maiadouro
ISBN 978−989−99871−9−7
Price:
15€
Discounts:
Student: 30%
Porto. Card: 20%.
*The discounts are not cumulative and will be granted upon presentation of the respective cards.