Bienal de Sao Paulo

30th Sao Paulo Biennial 2012

08 Sep - 09 Dec 2012

30th São Paulo Biennial 2012
The Imminence of Poetics
8 September - 9 December

Curator:
Luis Pérez-Oramas

With poetics, the curators refer to "the instrumental repertoire that allows an individual or a community, a discipline or tradition, to establish –in an intuitive form, intentionally or unconsciously– the strategies or discursive platforms that make possible expressive acts or that materialize in expressive decisions of artistic character."

"Poetics are a limited repertoire of statements or acts of enunciation within an artistic field (a practice), a tradition or a historic-cultural space. In this sense, the poetics can have a major or minor collective or temporal relevance, a major or minor pertinence and efficacy. The temporality of poetics is different from the temporality of fashion, as well as of history: poetics are acts and as such, they always become present; they are on the verge of being materialized; are unpredictable. Like 'the word on the tip of the tongue', these discursive acts –that also include the modalities of suspension and interruption of the discourse– receive nourishment from previous discursive densities, from an organic memory of discursive or expressive acts that precede them and feed them, being altered, deformed, assimilated every time - in their unthinkable advent."

Artists:

Absalon, Israel

Alair Gomes, Brazil

Alberto Bitar, Brazil

PPPP (Productos Peruanos Para Pensar), Peru

Alejandro Cesarco, Uruguay

Alexandre da Cunha, Brazil

Alexandre Moreira, Brazil

Alfredo Cortina, Venezuela

Ali Kazma, Turkey

Allan Kaprow, USA

Ambroise Ngaimoko (Studio 3Z), Angola

Andreas Eriksson, Sweden

Anna Oppermann, Germany

Arthur Bispo do Rosário, Brazil

Athanasios Argianas, England/Greece

August Sander, Germany

Bas Jan Ader, Netherlands

Benet Rossell, Spain

Bernard Frize, France

Bernardo Ortiz, Colombia

Bruno Munari, Italy

Cadu Costa, Brazil

Charlotte Posenenske, Germany

Christian Vinck, Venezuela

Ciudad Abierta, Chile

Daniel Steegmann, Spain

Dave Hullfish Bailey, USA

David Moreno, USA

Edi Hirose, Peru

Eduardo Berliner, Brazil

Eduardo Gil, Venezuela

Eduardo Stupía, Argentina

Elaine Reichek, USA

Erica Baum, USA

Fernand Deligny, France

Fernanda Gomes, Brazil

f.marquespenteado, Brazil/Portugal

Fernando Ortega, Mexico

Franz Erhard Walther, Germany

Franz Mon, Germany

Frédéric Bruly Bouabré, Ivory Coast

Gego, Venezuela

Guy Maddin, Canada

Hans Eijkelboom, Netherlands

Hans-Peter Feldmann, Germany

Hayley Tompkins, England/Scotland

Helen Mirra, USA

Hélio Fervenza, Brazil

Horst Ademeit, Germany

Hreinn Fridfinnsson, Iceland/Netherlands

Hugo Canoilas, Portugal

Ian Hamilton Finlay, Scotland

Icaro Zorbar, Colombia

Ilene Segalove, USA

Iñaki Bonillas, Mexico

Ivan Argote & Pauline Bastard, Colombia

Jerry Martin, Peru

Jiří Kovanda, Czech Republic

John Zurier, USA

José Arnaud-Bello, Mexico

Juan Iribarren, Venezuela

Juan Luis Martínez, Chile

Juan Nascimiento & Daniela Lovera, Venezuela

Jutta Koether, Germany

Katja Strunz, Germany

Kirsten Pieroth, Germany

Kriwet, Germany

Leandro Tartaglia, Argentina

Lucia Laguna, Brazil

Marcelo Coutinho, Brazil

Marco Fusinato, Australia

Maryanne Amacher, USA

Mark Morrisroe, USA

Martín Legón, Argentina

Meris Angioletti, Italy

Michel Aubry, France

Mobile Radio, England/Germany

Moris, Mexico

Moyra Davey, Canada

Nicolás Paris, Colombia

Nino Cais, Brazil

Nydia Negromonte, Brazil

Odires Mlaszho, Brazil

Olivier Nottellet, France

Pablo Accinelli, Argentina

Pablo Pijnappel, Brazil/Netherlands

Patrick Jolley, Ireland

Paulo Vivacqua, Brazil

Ricardo Basbaum, Brazil

Robert Filliou, France

Robert Smithson, USA

Roberto Obregón, Venezuela

Rodrigo Braga, Brazil

Runo Lagomarsino , Sweden

Sandra Vásquez de la Horra, Chile

Saul Fletcher, England

Savvas Christodoulides, Cyprus

Sergei Tcherepnin with Ei Arakawa, USA

Sheila Hicks, USA

Sigurdur Gudmundsson , Iceland

Simone Forti, USA

Sofia Borges, Brazil

Tehching Hsieh, Taiwan

Thiago Rocha Pitta, Brazil

Thomas Sipp, France

Tiago Carneiro da Cunha, Brazil

Viola Yesiltaç, Germany

Waldemar Cordeiro, Brazil

Xu Bing, China

Yuki Kimura, Japan
 

Tags: Ciudad Abierta, Absalon, Pablo Accinelli, Horst Ademeit, Bas Jan Ader, Meris Angioletti, Ei Arakawa, Athanasios Argianas, Iván Argote, Michel Aubry, Dave Hullfish Bailey, Ricardo Basbaum, Erica Baum, Eduardo Berliner, Xu Bing, Iñaki Bonillas, Sofia Borges, Frédéric Bruly Bouabré, Rodrigo Braga, Cadu, Nino Cais, Hugo Canoilas, Alejandro Cesarco, Waldemar Cordeiro, Alexandre da Cunha, Tiago Carneiro da Cunha, Moyra Davey, Hans Eijkelboom, Andreas Eriksson, f.marquespenteado, Hans-Peter Feldmann, Robert Filliou, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Saul Fletcher, Simone Forti, Hreinn Fridfinnsson, Bernard Frize, Marco Fusinato, Gertrude Goldschmidt, Fernanda Gomes, Sigurdur Gudmundsson, Sheila Hicks, Sandra Vasquez de la Horra, P. Horst, Tehching Hsieh, Patrick Jolley, Allan Kaprow, Ali Kazma, Yuki Kimura, Jutta Koether, Jirí Kovanda, Runo Lagomarsino, Lucia Laguna, Helen Mirra, Odires Mlászho, Moris, Mark Morrisroe, Bruno Munari, Anna Oppermann, Fernando Ortega, Bernardo Ortiz, Nicolas Paris, Kirsten Pieroth, Pablo Pijnappel, Thiago Rocha Pitta, Charlotte Posenenske, Elaine Reichek, Arthur Bispo do Rosário, August Sander, Ilene Segalove, Katja Strunz, Leandro Tartaglia, Sergei Tcherepnin, Hayley Tompkins, Christian Vinck, Paulo Vivacqua, Franz Erhard Walther, Viola Yeşiltaç, Icaro Zorbar, John Zurier