In Process | ANTIMÉTODO, Jarrod Beck and Bastienne Schmidt

ANTIMÉTODO is an artists’ collective set up by Ana Luz Ormazábal in 2012, configured as a space of collaboration between creators who are motivated by the need to generate creative processes focused on scenic experimentation and research. An anti-method based on explorations that question the artistic formats and academic procedures... AL PACINO is a new research of ANTIMÉTODO that explores in the multiple possibilities that emerge when the performers and audience are in relation with a screen. By examining the power of image in cinema we will look into the notion of the “photogenic”, which generates reality around conceptions such... Read More

Jarrod Beck has created outdoor sculptures for Socrates Sculpture Park (Astoria, NY), Sara D. Roosevelt Park (NY, NY), Calder Plaza (Grand Rapids, MI) and the Anti-Defamation League (Omaha, NE); installations at the Lever House, Smack Mellon, Wave Hill, Abrons Art Center, South Street Seaport Museum, Bemis Center for Contemporary Art,... The full rotation of the Moon is movement score for a series of paper pulp, blown glass and cast aluminum elements in concert with elements from the collection of the Watermill Center. The choreography focuses on a section of the artist’s text The Moon in which the crust of the... Read More

Bastienne Schmidt is a German born, Bridgehampton and New York based multimedia artist. As an artist she explores concepts of identity and place through photography and painting. Schmidt was born in Munich, Germany and moved at the age of 9 with her family to Greece. She spent her childhood surrounded... With her latest project Grids and Threads Bastienne Schmidt provides a minimalist meditation on the concept of white space and it’s perception. The work is inspired by Marcel Duchamp’s “Three Standard Stoppages,” in which three imaginary measuring devices underline the arbitrariness to qualify and quantify something. Objects and colorful markers are... Read More