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    • Festival Interferencias

      - Portuguse Printmaking Center and Drawing Spaces
    • January 10 – February 9, 2012
    • http://interferencias.org/susana-gaudencio/
    • Artist Residency at Portuguse Printmaking Center and Drawing Spaces. The final Project will be exhebited at Metropolitano de Lisboa in March

    • Radio Europa Livre

      - Plataforma Revolver, R da Boavista 84, 1200 068 Lisboa T 213433259/ 961106590 plataformarevolver@gmail.com
    • November 24, 2011 – January 14, 2012
    • http:// http://www.artecapital.net/plataforma.php?id=35

    • Com Curadoria de João Fonte Santa

      Artistas: Joao Fonte Santa, Margarida Dias Coelho, Maria do Rosario Maia, Susana Gaudencio

    • Chamber of Execution

      - Lisbon
    • September 14 – October 29, 2011
    • http://www.carloscarvalho-ac.com/

    • Solo Show at Carlos Carvalho Gallery.

      Opening 14 September at 9h30pm

    • Chamber of Examination

      - Oporto
    • September 18 – October 30, 2010
    • http://www.galeriapresenca.pt

    • Solo Show at Presença Gallery

      Opening 18 September at 3pm

    • BioArte 10+1

      - S. Vicente, Madeira
    • June 23 – July 6, 2010

    • A Câmara Municipal de São Vicente promove, entre
      os dias 23 de Junho e o dia 6 de Julho, no Parque
      Urbano de São Vicente, uma residência artística|exposição intitulada BioArte 10+1.

      Participam os artistas Cristina Ataide, Desidério Sargo, Gonçalo Martins, Marco Fagundes, Sara Santos, Silvio Cró, Susana Anágua, Susana Gaudêncio e Soraya Vasconcelos.

    • Stout Cobweb

      - Maus Habitos, Porto, Portugal
    • March 6 – April 4, 2010
    • http://http://maushabitos.com/

    • Exposição Individual 

      Stout Cobweb 

      Inauguração dia 6 de Março pelas 18 horas.

      Rua Passos Manuel, N. 178 4º, Porto

    • Screening Agonized Humor #1 - Stout Cobweb

      - NOGO - project-room for architecture, contemporary art & experimental cinema
    • February 12, 2010
    • http://nogo-studio.blogspot.com/

    • “Stout cobwebs” (Teias robustas): expressão utilizada para descrever a instalação de Marcel Duchamp Mile of String na exposição retrospectiva The First Papers of Surrealism (1942). Na mansão Whitelaw Reid em Nova Iorque, Duchamp suspendeu 1,6 km de corda que envolviam toda a área expositiva, ocultando as obras presentes. O dispositivo dificultava a negociação entre observador, obra e espaço. A teia opera como labirinto a explorar, desenhado para alterar o sentido e o significado desse momento.

       

      Agonized Humor # 1, é a primeira de uma série de animações que têm como ponto de partida formal e conceptual exposições e eventos realizados no século XX, em contextos de vanguardas, apresentações de manifestos, bienais e salões de arte, etc.

      A animação foi desenhada a partir de uma imagem que documenta a instalação da obra de Kasimir Malevich, por ocasião da Última Exposição Futurista, 0.10 em Petrogrado (São. Petersburgo) em Dezembro de 1915.

       

    • Artist Residency at FBAUP - Fine Art School, Oporto University

      - Oporto
    • January 16 – February 15, 2010
    • http://www.fba.up.pt/

    • Artist Residency in the Silkscreen department. 

       

    • Susana Gaudencio and Courtney Tramposh

      - Suletters Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
    • November 30, 2008
    • http://sublettersgallery.blogspot.com/
    • Susana Gaudencio will be exploring new installation territory . Blocking is a theater term which refers to the precise movement and positioning of actors on a stage. In Gaudêncio's piece, the story is told not through the actor's words but through their motions. Two characters of Strindberg Dream Play have their actions literally drawn in space and time. This site specific work will interpret an excerpt of the text in order to attain a visual translation of the dynamics of the drama.

    • How we Know, Beta-Spaces 2008, Arts in Bushwick Maria Hernandez Park, Brooklyn

      - Maria Hernandez Park, Brooklyn
    • November 9, 2008

    • CUT! Video Art Screening

      - Monkey town, Brooklyn, New York
    • September 26, 2008
    • http://www.monkeytownhq.com/9_26_08.html

    • Tiffany Sum and Yuka Yokoyama are proud to present artists who dare to
      shout, "CUT!".
      "CUT!" showcases video and live performance works that disassemble and
      re-interpret visual classics. Inside the 4-screen immersive
      environment, the appropriation of found imaginary cleanses our
      everyday excessive visual pollution and bombs back with awaken pixels
      and beats. 99 minutes of audio-visual recycle and review cinema to
      realign our sensory debauchery in language, politics and global
      identities. This moving collage between screen 1234 slices landscape,
      glue-guns history and reinvent location.

      Participating Artists:
      Benjamin Orion Rush
      David Dempewolf + Howard Huang
      David Tinapple
      Eileen Maxson
      Emcee C.M. [VJ]
      Jason Keller
      Marc Andre Robinson
      Michael Kontopoulos
      Tim Hyde
      Matthew Suib
      Nadia Hironaka
      Susana Gaudêncio
      Steven Mygind Pedersen [VJ]

    • Portuguese Artists Outside

      - Presidential Museum, Viana do Castelo, Portugal
    • June 10 – September 30, 2008
    • http://www.presidencia.pt

    • LÁ FORA reúne pela primeira vez em Portugal um vasto conjunto de obras e artistas plásticos portugueses que vivem e trabalham fora do país.

      Trata-se de uma exposição organizada pelo Museu da Presidência da República, integrada nas comemorações oficiais do Dia de Portugal, de Camões e das Comunidades Portuguesas, a decorrer na cidade de Viana do Castelo.

      São mais de uma centena de obras, entre pintura, desenho, fotografia, instalação, escultura e vídeo que dão a conhecer, de forma representativa, o trabalho desenvolvido por cerca de 51 criadores portugueses residentes em vários países da Europa, América do Norte e América do Sul e integrados com sucesso nos circuitos da arte contemporânea.

      Comissariada pelo historiador de arte João Pinharanda

       

       

       

       

    • Debaixo do tapete

      - Plataforma Revolver, Lisboa
    • June 28 – August 31, 2007
    • http://artecapital.net/plataforma.php?id=10

    • ARTISTAS 
      CATARINA BOTELHO 
      LUÍS NOBRE /EMILY CLAY 
      ORLANDO FRANCO 
      PATRÍCIA SOUSA 
      PEDRO BERNARDO 
      SUSANA GAUDÊNCIO 

    • Agent Provocateur, solo show

      - Carlos Carvalho Contemporary Art Gallery, Lisbo
    • June 27 – July 29, 2007
    • http://www.carloscarvalho-ac.com

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      ZOOM, Curated by Filipa Oliveira and Miguel Amado

       

    • What time is this place

      - Chashama Gallery, Visual Arts Program, Performance window @ 266 West 37th Street, New York
    • June 5 – 23, 2007
    • http://www.chashama.org

    • A video + performance series, curated by Hope Hilton.

      Why do you act? Why are you watching the clock? 

      Beginning June 5, “What Time is this Place” presents works by visual and performance artists in a 3-week series designed to investigate ideas of intervention, politics, poetics and anarchy. Considering social, political and cultural constructions, the artists invited are influenced by the unknown and the absurd, as well as by the examination of culture and what can be done within it to provoke and celebrate. The title was inspired by a video piece by Susana Gaudêncio of the same name, expressing ideas of conflict and wonderment between what is real and impermanent and what is constructed.

      Program of events

      June 5-9: Susana Gaudêncio will present “Inciting Agent”, a 2-channel video that will run from 11am-8pm each day. Meant to parody stereotypical behaviours, Gaudêncio is interested in “more political notions of how the individual affirms or challenges the validity of social conventions, and how psychological states interact with the world, via fantastical/supernatural adjustments or interventions.”    opening reception June 5 from 8-9pm 

      June 10-16: Tim Laun will present “The Atlanta Cyclorama”, a panoramic video portrait of the world’s largest painting. This work investigates the Battle of Atlanta during the Civil War and is premiering June 10 from 8-9pm and every evening between 7-9pm. closing reception June 16 from 8-9pm 

      June 17-23: Nat Slaughter + invited guests will present public interventions in the form of music and sound, walking tours, parties, public installations, picnics, newspapers, sporting events, healings and informative gatherings.  The schedule will be posted in the window.    closing reception June 23 from 6-9pm