(openPR) - Basel, September 22, 2008. With the current programming, VernissageTV focuses on art presentations off the usual art trail: Manifesta 7, the European Biennial of Contemporary Art, as well as SITE Santa Fe draw their attraction from their surroundings: the landscape and the (historical) buildings. And there's another art project that doesn't care about the hype in the big cities: Arte Bregaglia.

VernissageTV had a close look at the three exhibition projects. The SITE Santa Fe report comprises of 7 videos, Manifesta 7 of 11 videos.

The videos can be downloaded via the following links:
www.vernissage.tv/blog/category/fairs/manifesta/
www.vernissage.tv/blog/category/cities/santa-fe/

Coming soon is the coverage of a quite extraordinary art project in the Swiss and Italian alps, Arte Bregaglia. In addition to the online-versions, DVDs or DVD-sets are available for Manifesta 7, SITE Santa Fe, and Arte Bregaglia.

The most popular videos of the last three months are:

>> Jeff Koons Versailles
>> David LaChapelle: Jesus is my Homeboy (Ausstellung im Rahmen der St. Moritz Art Masters)
>> Ricardo Jacinto: Labyrinthitis / Manifesta 7, Rovereto
>> Michael Snow: So Is This / Manifesta 7, Fortezza / Franzensfeste
>> Tobias Rehberger: the chicken-and-egg-no-problem wall-painting / Museum Ludwig, Cologne / Germany
>> Manifesta 7. The Rest of Now. Bolzano/Bozen, Italy / Part 1/2
>> Manifesta 7. Scenarios: Collaborative Project for Fortezza / Franzensfeste
>> Anselm Kiefer: Maria walks amid the thorn / Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac Salzburg
>> SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, Lucky Number Seven / Interview with Laura Heon / part 1/2
>> ART Santa Fe 2008 / Vernissage

All episodes are available online at www.vernissage.tv/

About Vernissage TV
VernissageTV is the Internet's unique TV art project, which covers exhibitions and events in the fields of contemporary art, design and architecture. The objective is to give an authentic insight into the world of art by the means of film and video. VernissageTV materializes as video podcast / Internet TV channel / video archive. VernissageTV videocasts two series: The “No Comment” section and the interviews with the protagonists of the art world. VernissageTV is widely distributed via its website and Internet TV networks. Founded in September 2005 VernissageTV is growing steadily. Until now VernissageTV produced, published and archived over 900 episodes.
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