“The Price of Oil” (2019) was announced the winner of the 4th Annual International Experimental Film Festival “The Unforeseen” in Belgrade, Serbia. Thanks to CZKD Team and the jury members: Manja Ristić, Ivana Rajić and Luka Beslagic.
Jury’s Comment: “With an extremely important and present political message, the film, through the dramatization archaeology of media, shows us the deep roots of neoliberal exploitation. The composition of the film equally emphasizes the poetical-typographic, musical, graphic-animation treatment of the structure, in a comprehensively successful experimentation with form.”
“The Price of Oil” has been awarded the jury’s “Mention” in the ninth edition of FIVA, the International Video Art Festival in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
My recent animation work, The Price of Oil (2019), in collaboration with Mani Mehrvarz (director) and Wooden Cities (music), has been officially selected in 4th International Experimental Film Festival “The Unforeseen”. The festival takes place at CZKD (The Center for Cultural Decontamination) in Belgrade.
On Saturday, November 23rd 2019, Prof. Luka Bešlagić (FMK) will give a lecture on what is experimental in film today, and what can be considered an experiment followed by the second half of the competition program. The winner will be announced at the end of the festival, followed by a concert by Manja Ristić.
The Price of Oil (2019), my recent animation work in collaboration with Mani Mehrvarz (director) and Wooden Cities (music), celebrates its World Premiere this December at the FIVA 9 International Video Festival in The General San Martín Cultural Centre in beautiful Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Juries: Maria Pallier, Gustavo Romano and Jose-Calos Mariategui
Albright-Knox Northland
Public Opening for Open House
Friday, January 17, 2020 ● 5 pm – 7 pm
Please join us for a free public opening for Open House: Domestic Thresholds by Heather Hart, Edra Soto, and Rodney Taylor. This exhibition features projects that explore how people build connections to others both inside and outside the walls of those structures we call home. During the opening, dancer Naila Ansari, media artists Mani Mehrvarz and Maryam Muliaee, and musician Curtis Lovell will present a collaborative, multimedia art project that will use new media, performance, and live dance to transform the static physical space of the exhibition into a dynamic interactive environment. The audience is invited to experience the work by watching the filmed performance on their mobile phones in the exhibition space.
Art in the Open
Center For The Arts
Oct 24, 2019
Announcing MAST Journal: The Journal of Media Art Study and Theory
Launched by Maryam Muliaee and Mani Mehrvarz (editors), under NeMLA (Northeast Modern Language Association) at the University of Buffalo, SUNY
LIVE YOUR ART
Full movie is now available on the website! watch it for free: https://www.liveyourart.org/
LIVE YOUR ART
Official premiere: Sep 15, 12-2pm at Center For The Arts, UB
See the event schedule here
featured in UB Arts Collaboratory film series: LIVE YOUR ART
watch the teaser:
Exhibition opening: MEDIA-AS-THINGS
El Museo Gallery, Buffalo, New York (Apr 2019)
Exhibition opening: MAKE.MEDIA.MATTER
UB ART Gallery, Buffalo, New York (Nov – Dec 2018)
watch the teaser here:
SUBSTANTIAL MOTION RESEARCH NETWORK WORKSHOP
presenting at Squeaky Wheel Media Center, Buffalo, New York (Feb 2019)
the documentary film, Asher (2018)
premiere at Cinema 123 midtown NYC, (July 2018)
The premiere will be opened by Dr. Candice Williams’s talk at 6:00 pm and will be followed by Q&A after the screening.
Presenting at CTB Conference 2018
26th Annual Crossing the Boundaries Conference: [pl.]: Exploring the Multiple, 16 – 17 March 2018 / Binghamton University
the documentary film, Asher (2018)
screening at Buffalo International Film Festival, (Oct 2018)
Sunday, Oct 7 2018, 9:00 PM
HALLWALLS Contemporary Art Center
screening at 4th CIFF FESTIVAL (Apr 14th & 15th, 2017)
Schwartz Center for Performing Arts
Ithaca, New York
ART AND MEDIA OPEN STUDIO
exhibition at Center For The Arts, Department of Media Study, UB (Nov 2017)
NIE JA / NOT I
exhibition at Dzyga Galleri, Lwow, Ukraine (2015)
Borders: Transmission & Transmutation / Granice: Transmisje i Transmutacje
exhibition at Galeria EL, Elblag, Poland (Jan – Feb 2016)
THE LIMITS OF ART
exhibition at MWBA Contemporary Art Gallery, Leszno, Poland (Oct 2014)
NIE JA / NOT I
exhibition at BWA Contemporary Art Gallery, Katowice, Poland (Aug – Sep 2014)
DEPARTURE-ARRIVAL
exhibition at Galeria Aula, UAP, Poznan, Poland (June 2014)
BROTKATZE – Collaborations IV
exhibition at Galerie Kunststück Berlin (May 2013)
MINIMALISM AS A CRIME SCENE
exhibition at Centrum Kultury Zamek, Poznan, Poland (Mar – Apr 2014)
LUTOSLAWSKI Project
premiere at Centrum Kultury Zamek, Poznan, Poland (June 2013 & Aug 2013)
HOTEL INSOMNIA
exhibition at Hotel Bazar, Poznan, Poland (May 2013)
ETERNAL RETURN
exhibition at Rotunda Gallery, UAP, Poznan (Feb 2013)
UNEXPOSED
exhibition at TOUR & TAXIS, Bruxelles (Nov – Dec 2012)
UNEXPOSED is an exhibition of 40 young Iranian female artists chosen among 400 candidates whose creations were never exposed before. This also justifies the title of the exhibition: UNEXPOSED. The exhibition gives to these young women artists the opportunity to demonstrate their work in Brussels, Athens, Warsaw and Tehran.
The exhibition is curated by Fery Malek–Madani (art historian), and organized by Art Cantara. The opening was prefaced by the Minister of the French Community of Belgium at Brussels, and the exhibition was followed by two major conferences:
28 Nov 2012 – “L’Art Moderne en Iran, de son émergence à aujourd’hui”
15 Dec 2012 – “Les opportunités ou les défis d’être femme et artiste dans l’Iran d’aujourd’hui”
In Athens, the exhibition will be accompanied by parallel events (films, conferences, open conversations) and afterwards, it will travel to Warsaw (April-May 2013).
UNEXPOSED
exhibition at Cacoyannis Foundation, Athènes (Feb – Mar 2013)
UNEXPOSED
exhibition at The National Museum of Ethnography, Warsaw (Apr – June 2013)
UNEXPOSED
exhibition at ELAHE Gallery, Tehran (June – July 2013)
