RietveldTV by Mio Hanaoka: Urandâ in Ryukyu and the dream of Baku
Urandâ in Ryukyu and the dream of Baku by Mio Hanaoka Urandâ was the term used to describe Western foreigners in the Ryukyu Kingdom (Okinawa). The word comes from “Holland.” Okinawa has been part of Japan since 1879, but it was once an independent kingdom. Even after its incorporation into Japan, Okinawan people are still often treated as aliens in Japanese society. At the same time, there is a belief of Marebito in Okinawa, a spiritual or divine being that visits from the “other world” at specific times. By combining elements related to the notion of foreignness in the history of the Ryukyu Kingdom and juxtaposing them with the mythological creature Baku—along with its introduction and transformation in Japan—the video attempts to construct a narrative of historical science fiction based on artistic research. The episode will be broadcast Sunday March 29th, 10pm on the local Amsterdam television channel SALTO1 and is afterwards available on Vimeo. About the Artist: Mio Hanaoka was born in Okinawa, currently based in Tokyo. After studying psychology at Waseda University, she graduated from the Fine Arts department of the Gerrit Rietveld Academie in 2011, and completed her postgrad degree at the University of Paris 8 in 2018. She is an artist and an art coordinator of an artist-in-residence in Tokyo. Through various media such as installations, performative actions, guided tours, and sleeping events, she continues to explore how de-individualized experiences can be expressed in relation to durational time and eroticism, and attempts to create vehicles that capture ever-changing existence as “duration.” www.miohanaoka.com ---This Episode is part of the 2025/2026 season of RietveldTV: A DATE WITH THE FUTURE, curated by the current curatorial team: Taša Grujić (VAV), Netta Simola (VAV), Luca Deutinger (DOGtime Expanded Painting) and Herkules Jansson (VAV).
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RietveldTV by Olivia Sahl Jensen + Soujourna Jon-Paul: The Raising and Lowering of an Austrian Drape / Rehearsal Number 2, at De Nieuwe Albina
Camera walks towards the middle of the space. There’s a closed curtain. The camera moves through the curtain. On the other side of the curtain the restaurant continues, the space is almost mirrored. As the Camera moves through, the curtain rag folds around the camera and closes the camera off in a square of curtain. From outside someone on a chair reaches for the camera and takes it away from the camera person. Camera is hooked into a construction on top of the curtain. Camera now films a bird’s eye view of the camera person in the curtain square. Looks like a dressing room. Camera person undresses.Note from the curatorial team:Olivia and Sojourna were our first pick for this season due to the playful nature between front- and backstage in Olivia's recent graduation work, using the physical and metaphorical curtain to divide these states of mind. As the narrator directs our view, they skillfully reveal the seams of our constructed reality, with emphasis on the delicate balance between what’s in view and what remains hidden. 🐀This episode was produced for the RietveldTV season 24/25: RatveldTV: Two Truths and a Lie.The RietveldTV curatorial team 24/25 were: Saskia den Hartigh (DOGtime), Bjarke Tobias Fuglsbjerg (VAV), Lefteris Katsarakis (VAV), Sara Darle Olsson (Architectural Design). Coordinators: Rabea Ridlhammer and Vere van Hal (Public & Projects).
RietveldTV by the Curatorial Team + Erika Roux: RatveldTV – Two Truths and a Lie
Set in the year 2124, the futuristic film imagines the Gerrit Rietveld Academie as a floating campus on a boat. The plot follows two art students navigating the process of admission, completing assignments, and participating in the graduation show, all within one day and in the setting of the academy at sea. The episode expresses and enhances worries and concerns of current students, like the precarity of studying in a crammed, expensive European city and pokes fun at some art-school clichés. It evokes a perpetual lack of time, painting the picture of a frantic, quite literally unstable atmosphere on the boat where things get salty!Starring: Pablo Cuerto Felgueroso Arocha, Polina Ertel and The Swedish Festivities Choir/Svenska Högtidskören (Sara Nygård, Aušrinė Trakanavičiūtė, Ina Felländer).⭐The RietveldTV curatorial team 24/25 were: Saskia den Hartigh (DOGtime), Bjarke Fuglsbjerg (VAV), Lefteris Katsarakis (VAV), Sara Darle Olsson (Architectural Design). Coordinators: Rabea Ridlhammer and Vere van Hal (Public & Projects).Rats spelled backwards is star! 🐀This episode was produced for the RietveldTV season 24/25: RatveldTV: Two Truths and a Lie and broadcast on At5.
RietveldTV by Bea Lamadrid Bayón: Where Does Life Happen?
Life happens inside or outside? When I’m walking, do I look at my feet or at the ground? When I have my eyes open, do I see what is there or what I am thinking about?Too many doors, all there facing your body, front, back, sideways, past, present. Choose. Meanwhile, life will do it for you.“Where Does Life Happen?” Is created with archives, playing with the idea of connecting worlds and times. It searches for grief, lighting, celebration and space for the other. The answer is given. Let’s create life together.About the artist:Bea Lamadrid Bayón is a Spanish video artist, performance director, and producer who graduated from VAV - Moving Image in 2024. In her visual work, ranging from videodance and video art to documentary, Bea plays with reality to offer new perspectives, allowing narratives to emerge through encounters between characters, elements, images, and constructed situations. She approaches archives and editing as narrative devices to explore multiple possible trajectories.In her performance practice, she works with social realities, characters, and shifting perceptions to challenge the position of the audience, as well as their relationship to sound and space. Directing the attention toward provocation, intimacy, and human conflict, confronting taboos and emotional tensions. Her next performance "GAZE" will be presented on March 14 and 15 at Droog in Amsterdam.Bea is Co-funder of Piloto (@pilotoclub), a Performance Residency + Event Series in Sevilla. It is a platform that decentralises live art and creates space for experimentation and cross-disciplinary exchange. Soon the 3rd edition! ---This Episode is part of the 2025/2026 season of RietveldTV: A DATE WITH THE FUTURE, curated by the current curatorial team: Taša Grujić (VAV), Netta Simola (VAV), Luca Deutinger (DOGtime Expanded Painting) and Herkules Jansson (VAV).
RietveldTV by the curatorial team 23/24 and Rosa Doornenbal: The Third Skin
Together with the artist and Rietveld alum Rosa Doornenbal, the curatorial team of RietveldTV 23/24 – Mayya Kuznetsova, Jiyeon Izzy Lee, Feliz Aaliyah Sanchez Buitrago and Karolina Hyun Wilting – have been developing the first episode of the season.Starting with the question what is RietveldTV, by inspecting previous episodes, collecting impressions of current students and exploring the collection of Sound & Vision (Beeld en Geluid) they conducted an audio-visual investigation to lead them to a clearer idea and an outlook on the future of RietveldTV.By means of a striking detective board and with help of guest host Tunde Dawkins they wove a red thread to make cunning connection and introduce themselves as the curators of the coming season from the depth of the Rietveld basement.Coordinated by alum Rabea Ridlhammer and Vere van Hal from Public & Projects.
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RietveldTV by Nanna Due & Tibor Dieters: (INTENSE)˚◦✧TRANSFORMATION✧◦˚ HEMISYNC, SHIFTING, PERFECT VIBE COMBO [...]
(INTENSE) ˚◦✧TRANSFORMATION✧◦˚ HEMISYNC,SHIFTING, PERFECT VIBE COMBO (DANGEROUS!)| GET ME OUT OF HERE | 4HZ THETA BINAURAL BEATS, 2024 If I am seeing this, it is a sign. My time has come. I have to leave now. My shiftingjourney has ended the moment I see this. I literally have cancelled my void realitysubscription. This is the end. I cannot stay here any longer. By watching this, I amkinda cheating through my last journey, pretty much fast-forward skipping right to theend. All I have to do now is sit back and enjoy my last moments here. Seriouslytreasure them. I could get force-shifted any moment now, no need to do anything atall, really. It is all about intention. No methods to be done, no meditations, nonothing. My subconscious will complete the process for me asap. It is time toembrace reality, the one I left behind. No more resisting, it will be spectacular, Ipromise. P.S. from the curatorial team:Nanna was invited to the Rietveld TV 2023/2024 “The Third Skin" and Public Programmedue to her audience-engaging work, "Spá Nail", presented at the graduation show. Thisproject offers a bodily-related experience that expands upon this year's theme. Nanna'sexploration of prediction and belief in the future, intertwined with nail treatment, provideseach participant with a new perspective. Welcome to her nail salon, where her guidance willhelp you envision your desired reality.---This episode was produced for the RietveldTV season 23/24: The Third Skin.The RietveldTV curatorial team 23/34 were: Feliz Aaliyah Sanchez Buitrago (Fashion), Mayya Kuznetsova (Fine Arts), Jiyeon Izzy Lee (VAV - moving image) and Karolina Hyun Wilting (VAV - moving image). Coordinators: Rabea Ridlhammer and Vere van Hal (Public & Projects).
RietveldTV by Margherita Soldati: Evolving Sensitivities
At the age of 14, Margherita was diagnosed with a life-threatening allergy to all vegetables and fruits.Almost 20 years later, no discovery or scientific advancement could explain it.Driven by necessity, Margherita transformed her body into a research subject, a medium, and a laboratory, wondering: Why does my immune system recognize the food that should make me healthy as a toxin?What crucial role does the microbiome, our second genome, play in the complex workings of our immune system? The project involves extensive research, altering diagnostic methods by using fermentation and other food processing techniques. Self-testing within her own body uncovers unique reactions linked to food processing. To comprehend the 'why' behind these allergies, Margherita broadens the concept of diagnosis venturing into a multidimensional space, including power dynamics beyond the individual. The investigation weaves a network of narratives merging immunology, microbiology and evolution, broadened into an exploration of interconnectedness within scientific domains.P.S. from the curatorial team:We invited Margherita because of her previous in-depth investigations connected to this season’s theme - specifically in her graduation work “The Skin is an Extension of the Brain”, now permanently installed at Mediamatic, and the later project “Skin Hunger”, dealing with a lack of physical contact and tactility in current times.Curious to see how an artist with such a haptic and interactive practice with a sharp focus on materials would use the format of a RietveldTV episode, we were thrilled to see Margherita expand and mediate her current research at the intersection of art and science in “Evolving Sensitivities”.---This episode was produced for the RietveldTV season 23/24: The Third Skin.The RietveldTV curatorial team 23/34 were: Feliz Aaliyah Sanchez Buitrago (Fashion), Mayya Kuznetsova (Fine Arts), Jiyeon Izzy Lee (VAV - moving image) and Karolina Hyun Wilting (VAV - moving image). Coordinators: Rabea Ridlhammer and Vere van Hal (Public & Projects).