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Jan-Erik Andersson
Приєднався 23 вер 2010
Jan-Erik Andersson: Free Space. Ostrobothnian museum, Vaasa, 17.9. 2021–27.3.2022
Documentation of the Free Space, exhibition in the Ostrobothnian Museum in Vaasa, Finland, 17.9.2021-13.3.2022.
Together with curator Magdalena Lindroos, we have built up an exhibition, where central works made during the last ten years, communicate with each other. Also included in the exhibition are works, which were made as collaborations with architect Erkki Pitkäranta, sound artist Shawn Decker, environmental artist Eileen Hutton, poet Robert Powell and my son Adrian Andersson.
Curator Magdalena Lindroos, Vaasa City Museums, writes:
Jan-Erik Andersson (b. 1954) has questioned the rules of art and society with surprising and narrative art works during his forty-year long career. As well as performances, installations, video works, photographs, sound works, sculptures and architecture are part of the artist’s versatile production.
As an artist, Andersson does as he wishes. He is not bothered with rules or labels. Primary colors, playful forms and different ornaments are part of his characteristic style. An idea that is seemingly light and playful often hides a deep thought that bites into society and humankind.
His most famous work is the total work of art Life on a Leaf, a house that the artist built for his family in collaboration with architect Erkki Pitkäranta. Through the house project the artist questions current ideals for modern living. Ever since its completion in 2009 it has gotten attention both nationally and internationally.
Over the years, Andersson has explored the effects of the unexpected by collaborating with other artists, including sound artist Shawn Decker with the work Urkonzert as well as with poet Robert Powell and the environmental artist Eileen Hutton in the work Voicing the Bridge. The artworks are displayed in the exhibition.
In this exhibition, Andersson also explores the space between different generations. Which imprints does the previous generations leave and how are they managed? What do we transfer to the next generation? Which memories are made and which are destroyed or disappears? Andersson explores his relationship with his father and own son alongside with bigger phenomenon’s in society.
Are there things the next generation never will experience? Old knowledge that disappears in an act of patricide? An ongoing process of decay and renewal. New things can sprout from the force of the purifying fire.
Together with curator Magdalena Lindroos, we have built up an exhibition, where central works made during the last ten years, communicate with each other. Also included in the exhibition are works, which were made as collaborations with architect Erkki Pitkäranta, sound artist Shawn Decker, environmental artist Eileen Hutton, poet Robert Powell and my son Adrian Andersson.
Curator Magdalena Lindroos, Vaasa City Museums, writes:
Jan-Erik Andersson (b. 1954) has questioned the rules of art and society with surprising and narrative art works during his forty-year long career. As well as performances, installations, video works, photographs, sound works, sculptures and architecture are part of the artist’s versatile production.
As an artist, Andersson does as he wishes. He is not bothered with rules or labels. Primary colors, playful forms and different ornaments are part of his characteristic style. An idea that is seemingly light and playful often hides a deep thought that bites into society and humankind.
His most famous work is the total work of art Life on a Leaf, a house that the artist built for his family in collaboration with architect Erkki Pitkäranta. Through the house project the artist questions current ideals for modern living. Ever since its completion in 2009 it has gotten attention both nationally and internationally.
Over the years, Andersson has explored the effects of the unexpected by collaborating with other artists, including sound artist Shawn Decker with the work Urkonzert as well as with poet Robert Powell and the environmental artist Eileen Hutton in the work Voicing the Bridge. The artworks are displayed in the exhibition.
In this exhibition, Andersson also explores the space between different generations. Which imprints does the previous generations leave and how are they managed? What do we transfer to the next generation? Which memories are made and which are destroyed or disappears? Andersson explores his relationship with his father and own son alongside with bigger phenomenon’s in society.
Are there things the next generation never will experience? Old knowledge that disappears in an act of patricide? An ongoing process of decay and renewal. New things can sprout from the force of the purifying fire.
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Jan-Erik Andersson: Handwriting Has Died, documentation and discussion
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Jan-Erik Andersson: Handwriting has Died. Gallery Sculptor, Helsinki, 2-25.10.2020. Invited: Sound artist Shawn Decker. To give people who couldn’t visit my exhibition Handwriting Has Died a chance to get a sense of what the exhibition looked like, I decided to make a documentary video. Parallel with the visual output mainly filmed at the gallery PhD Marja-Terttu Kvirinta, art historian and cri...
Jan-Erik Andersson: Building, Dwelling, Thinking performance
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Building, Dwelling, Thinking - Heidegger for our Century Visual artist Jan-Erik Andersson is reading three stores, written by him, which has influenced, in different ways, the design of the Life on a Leaf house. The performance was a part of the New Performance Festival Turku. It took place 6.9.2020 in the garden of the unique Life on a Leaf house, which also is Andersson's Doctorate in Fine Ar...
Jan-Erik Andersson: Voicing the Bridge. Celebrating free movement.
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Visual artist Jan-Erik Andersson's contribution to the Voicing the Bridge, an international happening/arts and film-making project in Clady, Northern Ireland, includes a film made using footage from the day. It is not a traditional documentary. The film aims at addressing these complicated issues concerning ’free movement’ in a very surreal way, spreading a message of love and happiness out to ...
Jan-Erik Andersson: Geisha performance, Fazer Café, Helsinki, 2001
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Geisha, performance at Fazer café, Kluuvinkatu, Helsinki. 29 August, 2001. In honour of the classic chocolate bar "Geisha" by Fazer. The performance at Fazer café, rich in tradition, dealt with the power of serving and pleasing other people. The starting point was the chocolate bar ‘Geisha’, made by Fazer. Together with another Fazer classic, the 'Da Capo’ chocolate bar, it has followed me sinc...
Jan-Erik Andersson & Shawn Decker: Apple Concert, Sigyn Hall, Turku, 2018
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Performance at the “Imagine” seminar arranged by the Åbo Akademi University on the 25.10.2018 in the Sigyn hall, Turku. Jan-Erik Andersson and Shawn Decker were commissioned to end the seminar about the future of the university, with a performance. It felt natural to make a new version of the Apple Concert, because of all the connotations the apple has to knowledge. Andersson and Decker have do...
Olavi Koponen: Ornament
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The lecture was a part of a two days workshop/seminar Architecture/Art/Ornament/Happiness, arranged by Jan-Erik Andersson, AmosLAB and the Life on a Leaf Society, 29-30.9.2018
Helena Sandman: Engagement-Locality-Sustainability-Happiness
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The lecture was a part of a two days workshop/seminar Architecture/Art/Ornament/Happiness, arranged by Jan-Erik Andersson, AmosLAB and the Life on a Leaf Society, 29-30.9.2018
Ion Sorvin: Presenting N55, a Danish platform for artistic collaboration
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The lecture was a part of a two days workshop/seminar Architecture/Art/Ornament/Happiness, arranged by Jan-Erik Andersson, AmosLAB and the Life on a Leaf Society, 29-30.9.2018 in the Sibelius museum in Turku, Finland.
Konsten med universitet, ett konstbaserat seminarium om universitetets idé och verklighet
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Konsten med universitet Ett konstbaserat seminarium om universitetets idé och verklighet, inspirerat av Jan Kenneth Weckmans pigmenttryck. I Stiftelsen för Åbo Akademis Observatorium 23.10.2018, samt som utställning i Vattenlagret 24.10. - 11.11. 2018. Moderator: Bengt Kristensson Uggla Inledare: Jan Kenneth Weckman Thomas Karlsohn Anders Söderström Christoffer Taxell Anders Ahlbäck Laura Kolbe...
Robert Powell reading from the AURA book in the Life on a Leaf house
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Pre-publication Book Launch AURA by Robert Powell Life on a Leaf House, Turku, Finland, 29.10.2018 Introduction by Jan-Erik Andersson Presentation of the Aura River project by poet Robert Powell Readings from the book by Robert Powell and poet/translator Jyrkki Kiiskinen Presentation of 'Source' (3 mins.), a new video-poem by Jan-Erik Andersson in collaboration with Robert Powell AURA is publis...
Jan-Erik Andersson & Robert Powell: Source
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This Video-Poem is the result of a collaboration between artist Jan-Erik Andersson (Finland) and poet Robert Powell (UK). It was produced during Powell’s residency at the Saari Residency (Kone Foundation) in the autumn of 2018. For the video Andersson traced the route of the Aura River in south-western Finland from its source near Oripää to its mouth at the historic city of Turku. The poem is i...
Jan-Erik Andersson and Shawn Decker: Pythagoras’ Garden
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A sound sculpture in the Currents New Media Festival, Santa Fe, New Mexico, 8-24.6.2018 Pythagoras' garden is a sounding arbor with a structure assembled in the shape of the original proof of the theorem named after him, with a right-angled triangle in the center of three square structures. The structures are made from re-claimed wood obtained locally. Hanging from the arbor are more than 30 sm...
Jan-Erik Andersson: Flower Power Seed Cannon
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This cannon is made to produce peace and to fertilize the earth with new flowers and grasses. Vesa Alanko approached me and asked if I wanted to design a cannon for him. He wanted to delight his guests with a surprising sculpture. His friends Kalle Halminen, Ari Haasiosalo and Mikko Itkonen had developed a compressed air-based cannon-system, for which he wanted a sculptural outlook. I told him ...
Jan-Erik Andersson: Ruoka ja Rico. Videodokumentti (4K) 45 min.
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Ensi-ilta UA-camssa 5.2.2018 ”Ravintolan pito on kuin maalaisi maalauksen, joka ei ikinä lopu, sitä vain maalaa, maalaa ja maalaa…” sanoo ravintoloitsija Ulderico de Santis, tuttavallisemmin Rico. Hänen ensimmäinen ravintolansa, Bassi, sijaitsi Auransillan kupeessa 1980-luvun puolivälistä lähtien. Hän oli yksi niistä ihmisistä, jotka toivat Suomeen uudenlaisen, vapaamman ravintolakulttuurin. Mu...
Jan-Erik Andersson, Simo Alitalo, Markku Into: Boom Boom Boom (2002)
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Jan-Erik Andersson, Simo Alitalo, Markku Into: Boom Boom Boom (2002)
Jan-Erik Andersson & Shawn Decker: Sounding Nest Sauna 2017
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Jan-Erik Andersson & Shawn Decker: Sounding Nest Sauna 2017
Life on a Leaf 1 (2017) symposium discussions
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Life on a Leaf 1 (2017) symposium discussions
Hanna Johansson: Art, the public sphere and semi-public houses
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Hanna Johansson: Art, the public sphere and semi-public houses
Robert Powell: Artists, the Art, & ´Place´. A Personal Journey.
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Robert Powell: Artists, the Art, & ´Place´. A Personal Journey.
Life on a Leaf 1 (2017) symposium: Cay Sevón, opening speech
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Life on a Leaf 1 (2017) symposium: Cay Sevón, opening speech
Jan-Erik Andersson&Shawn Decker: Apple Concert wall version
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Jan-Erik Andersson&Shawn Decker: Apple Concert wall version
Serafim Seppälä: The Temple of Non-Being
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Serafim Seppälä: The Temple of Non-Being
Melissa Raphael: The Creation of Beauty by its Destruction
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Melissa Raphael: The Creation of Beauty by its Destruction
Kent Bloomer:“[The Greeks] called it KOSMOS which means ornament”
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Kent Bloomer:“[The Greeks] called it KOSMOS which means ornament”
Jan-Erik Andersson & Shawn Decker: Apple Concert
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Jan-Erik Andersson & Shawn Decker: Apple Concert
Jan-Erik Andersson: Fire and Rain/Tuli ja sade/Eld och regn
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Jan-Erik Andersson: Fire and Rain/Tuli ja sade/Eld och regn
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You only see those houses 🏠 in New Orleans
Why do you have to tear down such a beautiful house
Why?
Gorgeous old buildings exist: 5% of people: save it! %90 of people: tear it down to build some shitty apartment building! %5 of people: save our tax dollars!
removing history
So because of the political Left wing within the council, this unique ornate building over 100 years old was destroyed! ... The left loves destroying everything that's nice.
With as slow as he is tearing it down it must of took him 13 years to do. So damn slow just get it down.
Taking it apart nail by nail would have been faster.
Те уродливые бетонные безликие коробки, что позади синей усадьбы намного более заслуживают сноса, ибо - ширпотребная архитектурная блевотина! А этот дом, если мешал, надо было поднять на домкратах и перевезти в другое - тихое, сельское, уединённое место!!
Vandalism
I guess the land was more valuable than the building. Look at what they built in its place. Google Koulukatu 2, Turku. on maps. Horrible modern building.
nice
It was a random piece of garbage and good thing they took it down
I agree. It was a load of shite. All these whinging moaners on here saying that "they" should have preserved it should put together their own money to do it, instead of expecting public money or other third party finance to do it.
I enjoyed the demo. I love busting up shit like this!
Me too! xxx
😂😂 Well, I guess a few of us are just not overly sentimental about things........
@@kellymeadows353 It's similar when we do New Wave Urbex Smash. Look to the future, not to the past!
@@PreservationEnthusiast I agree, at least when it comes to these structures and material objects....... Yes.....definately a time for letting go.....and it does come around fairly quickly........a lot quicker than many people want..................New Wave Urbex Smash must be pretty damn cool!
very slow operator painfull to watch
Gotta go its in the way!
You got the right idea and you can't stop progress
Tree Huggers who are whining on here have no right if they wanted to say what they should have just bought the building themselves stop interfering with somebody else's property rights
Sad, history is worth saving
No it isn't. And since everything is history, you would save everything! Not practical either.
This excavator operator needs a refresher course in demolition. He's horrendously slow, must be an hourly rate job!
rather heartbreaking. this beautiful building should have been around for another hundred years!
So fucking shamefull... One of the mos beautifull houses that I have seen with my own eyes.
This no good
Why did they demolish it?
Because it was a load of shite.
This is sad being in housing construction all my life and seeing this, made me wonder there reasoning. Then i noticed how they were taking it done. They are looking for something in the walls and floors. Interesting.
exterior was pretty cool
Bellissimo
Rico! Sei er più!
TOP TRATTORIA ITALIANA IN TURKU CIAO RICO
History crime!!!!
That house was so nice
Klang Künstler ? der hat nicht alle Tassen im Schrank
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What was the address of this building?
Koulukatu 2, Turku
Should have been protected as a unique architectural building. Of course some won't like it's look but that's beside the point!
hienosti meni taas
Flott!
Honestly i think it s the ugly building towers behind the blue house they should destroy!!!
3:05 hold the phone!
It is shamefull that many cities have no sense for preserving history but destroying it for the sake of more profit. Actually, those people making such stupid decisions denying their own history.
4:32...heartbreaking!
The Operator is very slow at work,same like slo mo
The White House is better that The Blue House. because CLASSICAL!
What a shame. I'd have rather seen that pink building next door or those ugly Lego brick eyesores behind get knocked down
:-(
Climate controlled storage lockers went in its place?
Oh no ... I thought that Finland is a cultural country. But I'm sorry, this is just barbaric disrespect to the legacy of ancestors! Here in the Czech Republic this happened under f****n' communist rule. But nowadays? People would very loudly protested. What building replaced the old one? Certainly nothing more precious even nicer than the old house ...Thanks for your activity Jan-Erik, greetings from Prague
Safety comes first while performing any task. Very well demonstrated video showing proper precautions taken while #demolishing a #building.
WTF they don't build shit like this anymore! Can't we hold on to these beauties while time keeps them in excellent shape like this one was so people like us and future generations can enjoy its presence??? apparently not
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No because its the out with the old and good ,and in with the new and crappy
Which idiot gave the permission to brake down this historic building. Now its gone forever.
+flierefluiter johnny I think more buildings like this should smashed and destroyed, it was crap. I would help smash them up.
+heelfan1234 "LETS DESTROY MORE DURABLE HOUSES THAT STILL RETAIN THEIR BEAUTY AND MAKE WAY FOR SHITTY LOOKING 'MODERN' HOUSES" THAT ARE SO THIN AND CHEAPLY MADE THAT THE FIRST TORNADO WOULD DESTROY THEM!"
+heelfan1234 will then ur a fuckin dumb ass
is pow is pow is pow is pow is pow
@@sethmclean7771 I love busting up crap. This is the kind of shit we smash in abandoned buildings when we do New Wave Urbex (smash fest).