a project
The aim of Global Village was an international exhibition with innovating art that contributes to the public for a better understanding of the effects and opportunities of globalisation.

exhibition concept
The theme of Global Village is globalisation (like internet, media, mass consumption and climate change). We don’t want a pro- or con-globalisation exhibition. We see globalisation as just there, with its effects and opportunities (like this project). Artists from all parts of the world show innovating art (like installation, video en digital art) about this theme.

While the artworks reflected globalisation in a broad spectrum, the exhibition set-up concentrated on the internet community. We did this by mentioning at the exhibition and in the catalogue, how we got in contact with that particular artist; via internet networks, from personal contact or others. In this way we map the real and virtual network.

Alkmaar
From 22 till 31 January this exhibition was held at the Grand Church of Alkmaar. In the 16th century this church wasn't only a place of worship, but far more a meeting place. That made it the perfect location to held this exhibition. Almost 70 artists from every continent showed their innovating art about the theme of globalisation and met the other artists as well as the public. During the opening weekend different performances were held by artists and musicians.

The film made by Carlos Scaranci gives a good impression of the exhibition and the opening.



catalogue
This unique exhibition is captured in an art catalogue. 140 Full colour pages with detailed information about the artists and the artworks. This catalogue can be ordered through our webshop.



previews
Prior to the exhibition previews were held in Heerhugowaard and in Alkmaar. On each preview a number of the selected artists showed a second artwork. In Heerhugowaard the preview was held at 2 locations, namely in Cool art and culture and in the Artotheek with the foyer of the cityhall. The location of the preview in Alkmaar was livingroom gallery Atelier 9en40.

January 2012
In January 2012 the 2nd edition of Global Village will be held. This time the exhibition in the Grand Church of Alkmaar will last for 2 weeks, namely from Fridaynight the 22nd of January till Sunday the 6th of February 2012. Again each weekend different performances will be held. The exhibition concept will be worked out for the most part in December 2010 and in spring 2011 artists can apply for participation in this exhibition.


These artists participated in the Global Village exhibition 2010:
Africa:
Emeka Ogboh

Asia:
Nindityo Adipurnomo, Sencer Gulun, Cora de Lang, Play the Panorama-Siberia, Amir Zainorin*

Australia:
Annika Evans

Europe:
Eveline Altena, Jeroen Bisscheroux, Michiel Voet en Jeroen van den Bosch, Pieter Borst, Edith van Campfort, Daniele Casaburi, Christine Clinckx, Sonja Cordemans, Loes van Dorp, dou ble you, Bjoern Eriksen, Anna Fairchild, Damiano Fasso, Lena Fisher, Louise Gains, Isabelle Grech, Petra, Groen, Johanna Haagsman, Cecile van Hanja, Maceij Hoffman, Harun David Hosic, Regula Kaeser-Bonanomi, Ivo Kamphuis, Pia Lehmann*, Harold Linker, Jessica Longmore, Albert van Loon, Robin van Maaren, Daniel Martin Bayon, Bill Millett, Els Moes, Remco Mooijekind, Pauline Nijenhuis, Jeroen van Paassen, Jonna Pedersen, Robert Pennekamp, Bea Peter, Hantzen Ploeger, Joan Priego, Gerwald Radsma, Olivier Rijcken en Hessel van Dokkum, Tim Robot Tom*, Marga Rol, Pilar Roldan*, Carlos Scaranci, Mi-hyun Sook, Ruud Starke, Lieke Tripaldelli, Wilma Vermeij, Victor Vidal, Cecile Wesolowski, John Williams*, Nicholas Wright, Niels Zwiers, Marianne Zwollo en Riemer Kingma

North-America:
Ilham Badreddine Mahfouz*, Marc Barreda, Karrie Hovey, Mira Reiss*, Bill Thomson Burnaby*

South-America:
Christina Ochoa*
* took part in Victor Vidal's group installation


Global Village 2010 was made possible by: