Blood Mountain at 221A, 2014

Importance of exchange and time in practice

Commissioned by Brian McBay

Venue: 221A | 100-221 E Georgia, Vancouver, Canada, www.221a.ca
Format: Free and open to the public

Exhibition: 06 December 2013 to 18 January 2014
Public Programme: 03 to 05 December 2013
Blood Mountain at 221A exhibition | © Dennis Ha, 2013

Exhibition

On view: 06 December 2013 to 18 January 2014
Open: Tue-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 12-5pm
Opening: Thursday 05 December 2013, 7 to 11pm

The exhibition showcases the creative output of Blood Mountain since its inception in 2010, focusing on the importance of exchange and time in practice; presenting with equal measure finished works, fragments of production and the process of creative mediation. It is also an experiment in ‘cultural re/dis-placement’ by presenting a cultural organisation with a strong contextual remit in a comparable organisational setting (221A), but within a distinctly different socio-cultural context (Canada).

Blood Mountain at 221A exhibition, Asim Memishi | © Dennis Ha, 2013
Blood Mountain at 221A exhibition, Lonelyfingers | © Dennis Ha, 2013
Blood Mountain at 221A exhibition, Stories from Central Europe | © Dennis Ha, 2013
Blood Mountain at 221A, furniture | © Dennis Ha, 2013

Blood Mountain Team

Tom Sloan, Jade Niklai, András Káré, Dávid Baráth, Panni Váradi

Exhibitors

(in chronological order) Diango Hernández, Valéria Fazekas, Asim Memishi, The Otolith Group (Anjalika Sagar and Kodwo Eshun), Fritz Haeg, Lonelyfingers (Diango Hernández, Anne Pöhlmann), Tom Sloan, Jade Niklai, Zoltán Magyar, László Vígh, Ivan Mosnyak, Wigmaker, Dávid Baráth

Photography

András Káré, Diango Hernández, Anne Pöhlmann, György Darabos, Tom Sloan

Film

Réka Pigniczky

Graphic Design

Dávid Baráth