21-23 May 2021

CDAN, Huesca

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Exhibition. Talk.

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Artists: Yann Toma, Kalie Granier, Mariagrazia Pontorno, Fermin Jimenez Landa.

1-3 July  2021

Es Baluard Museu d'Art de Palma.

Video Art Festival Maritima..

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Es Baluard Museu and the project Marítima 01 present a video art screening program and a series of meetings with artists and scientists on the Mediterranean in order to make known the situation of the Mediterranean Sea and promote contemporary art.

The selection will show a total of 14 video art projects by artists from Spain, Italy, Turkey, France and Russia that invite the public to reflect on the climatic urgency in the Mediterranean Sea, the extinction of marine species, sustainable tourism, diversity of cultures and traditions, as well as the relationships between human beings and the sea.

Among the participating artists are Mariagrazia Pontorno, Fermín Jiménez Landa, Kalie Granier, Yann Toma, Anna Raimondo, Marco Godinho, Enrique Ramírez, Giovanni Ozzola, Miguel Sbastida, Volkan Aslan, Nikolaj Larsen, Mustapha Azeroual, Sena Basöz and Xenia Dranysh.

20 October 2021

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Film screening at the Festival of Mediterranean Cinema.

Our film with artist Mariagrazia Pontorno #nobilisgoldenmoon is in program of Mostra de Valencia festival. It is the first film we successfully produced, from idea of research, production process, finding budget, making distribution. 

Nobilis Golden Moon is a movie straddling two pandemics and two full moons. A documentary about the relationship between scientific thought and magical one, told through the Pinna Nobilis, the largest bivalve in the Mediterranean. Pinna Nobilis, also known as the “Sentinel of Mediterranean”, is a large mussel which exceeds the height of a meter, at risk of disappearing for a pandemic disease. The narration sets a parallelism between the current emergency that the whole world is experiencing because of Covid-19 and that one of the Mediterranean and Pinna Nobilis.

Nobilis Golden Moon is a personal and partially autobiographical reportage, shot astride the full moons of July and August 2020, in Valencia (Spain) and in Sant’antioco (Sardinia-Italy). In these two places, in the moonlight, Mariagrazia (director/narrator) learns the scientific and esoteric point of view about Pinna Nobilis, and much more....

May 2021

GOODPLANET Foundation, Paris

Screening making-of Maritima01 project, artist's talk.

The handing-in of art work to Foundation's collection.

7, 9 June  2021

Online Conferences.

7 June - Rethinking Nature.

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The starting point of this discussion will be the definition of what is the value of Arts in the theme of Nature, how it varies in context, geography, and time. What effect, questions, and awareness it raises. And what should be done to make the voice of Art more loud and meaningful to create a more Sustainable Future?

In program:

- Dr. Klitsa Antoniou (artist & Professor at the Department of Fine Arts, Cyprus University of Technology and Founder of CutContemporary Fine Arts Lab, artist of Malta pavilion of 58th Venice Art Biennale with work about complex dynamics of the  Mediterranean)

- Michele Leduc (scientist, Doctor at the STARESO oceanographic research station, Corsica 

-  Nathan Robinson (marine biologist & science communicator, Valencia), 

- Yann Toma (an artist-observer within the UN & and researcher/professor, University of Paris

Panthéon-Sorbonne, France),

-  Laurine Wagner (artist & Ph.D. student, University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne,

France)

-  Kalie Granier (artist & curator, USA/France).

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9 June - Video Art. Collect, Display, Produce.

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Guests:

Carolina Ciuti- (LOOP Barcelona) - Criterias of Selection, Selling, Collecting video art  for different  kinds of representation corresponding with. 

Imma Prieto, Director of Es Baluard Museum.   - Displaing of video art, new forms of representation of digital video.

Enrique Ramirez, artist  - Video art as a media with a lot of possibilities. 

 Mariagrazia Pontorno - artist (Maritima) - Digital and video art and a NFT future market.

Laurine Wagner, artist  - Video art as a media of a transformation experience.

5 - 28  February 2022

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Amphibies. Exhibition at POUSH Manifesto, Paris

L’exposition Amphibies organisée par Maritima se déroulera du 5 a 20 Février  au Centre d’Art - POUSH Manifesto en partenariat avec  Acqua Foundation et  Sorbonne Art Gallery,

L'objectif de ce projet d'exposition est d'initier l'exploration de la Méditerranée en tant que complexe naturel et culturel, un phénomène symbiotique qui tente de conjuguer histoires et idées, nature et discours dans ce lieu unique, qui est à la fois un lieu géographique et un territoire de l'imagination.

Artistes:

Yann Toma, Quentin Germain, Mariagrazia Pontorno, Ustina Yakovleva, Xenia Dranysh, Max Fouchy, Sena Başöz, Kalie Granier, Fermin Jiménez Landa, Chef Marouane, , Vanessa Enriquez, , Theo Massolier, Ana Matey, Taylor Smith, Quentin Lefranc, Laurine Wagner.

Commissaire : Posokhova Elena, Maritima.

Programme:

5    Février, 11h – 19h – Vernissage (Journée Pro), POUSH

9    Février, 18h  -  Conférence a L’université de la SORBONNE, amphithéâtre Descartes, 

11 Février  -   Soirée privée, art dégustation, POUSH,

17 Février, 17h   - Visite Guidée a l’exposition Gonzalo Chillida à INSTITUTO CERVANTES Paris.