Subject: RE: little corrections Sent: 8-02-1920 21:33 Received: 14-02-2001 13:45 From: Dominic Willsdon, dominic.willsdon@tate.org.uk To: 'Cesare Pietroiusti', cesarepietroiusti@worldnet.att.net CC: Martin Clark, advice76@hotmail.com Emilio Fantin , bom1790@iperbole.bologna.it Norese Giancarlo, signore@undo.net Caroline Bachmann, jonas@libero.it Honor Harger , honor.harger@tate.org.uk Dear Cesare, I have to say that I have been thinking further about this and I am not yet confident that we have enough focus. I am not yet clear how what will take place will involve the public, or how in very practical ways it will BE public. For example: are we offering food to the 3,000 people who will be gallery that day. In general: what is the intellectual focus and how will it be addressed? I am not sure we have much of a proposal here, beyond what was originally sketched. I don't mind postponing this till a later stage, but let me give you the weekend and then see what the situation is on Monday. Sorry about this, but I have to know what I am doing with public money. Dominic -----Original Message----- From: Cesare Pietroiusti [mailto:cesarepietroiusti@worldnet.att.net] Sent: 14 February 2001 18:23 To: Dominic Willsdon Cc: Martin Clark; Emilio Fantin; Norese Giancarlo; Caroline Bachmann; Honor Harger Subject: R: little corrections dear dominic, I think your press release is ok; probably you have a better sense of how a title for such event should be. it's also ok to put names afterwards, once we have decided who will be the other participants, and in which form each one will participate.. but we definetely would prefer the "east room" space that, given your description, seems to be absolutely appropriate for the event. don't you agree? ciao, cesare -----Messaggio originale----- Da: Dominic Willsdon A: 'Cesare Pietroiusti' Cc: Martin Clark ; Emilio Fantin ; Norese Giancarlo ; Caroline Bachmann ; Honor Harger Data: marted“ 13 febbraio 2001 9.46 Oggetto: RE: little corrections >Cesare (and everyone), >I was just about to send out this revision of your earlier draft (below), >when I got your last message. Title: I am not that keen on the perfect day >title, the Oreste bit has to be added to distinguish it from other days at >the Tate (perfect or otherwise), and then the thing gets a bit clumsy. I >suppose the only other question is whether we want to include names. I know >I suggested originally that we did, but perhaps we need not do so. We can >produce a flyer nearer the time with more details, including names. >Dominic > >Sat 19 June >McAulay Studio B >10.30-21.30 >A Day with Oreste >Oreste is an international network, initiated by Italian artists, that >organises itself as open residencies and other events (including >participation in the 1999 Venice Biennale). 'A Day with Oreste' aims to >create conditions where artists, curators, other cultural practitioners, and >the public, can meet in a context that combines work and pleasure. Artists >and groups will be invited to bring or send material about their own >practice - or food, drink and other things relating to their local context - >or otherwise to participate via the internet. The event provides an >opportunity to show and discuss practices concerned with communication, new >collective strategies, the relations between private and public, formal and >informal, and the ways in which 'formless' network institutions gather >themselves, temporarily, as events. > >-----Original Message----- >From: Cesare Pietroiusti [mailto:cesarepietroiusti@worldnet.att.net] >Sent: 13 February 2001 16:24 >To: Dominic Willsdon >Cc: Martin Clark; Emilio Fantin; Norese Giancarlo; Caroline Bachmann >Subject: little corrections > > >hi dominic, >just quick corrections to my previous message. >at the end the five names should be put as follows: >projects and coordination by: Caroline Bachmann, Martin Clark etc. > >the title we like more is "A Perfect Day at Tate" (or at the Tate; or at >Tate Modern...); it could be something like "Oreste Projects" (maybe somehow >smaller) followed by "A Perfect Day at Tate". >let us know what do you think, >cesare >