for jon

jon - can we have our meeting at 11 tomorrow morning??? the earlier the better for me... i don't have your number. let me know... xx franko

Hi everyone,

Another Roadside Attraction.

I am showing a couple of videos this Wednesday 30th May at the Griffen pub (upstairs)
Leonard Street, Shoreditch.
8p.m.

Hope you can make it,

I'll post the proper invite soon,

Ninaxx
call me if you need more info
07956421749

1 2 1

for those who haven't yet answered me, i want to do the the next round of 1 2 1's before the 7th of july. i will be away for most of the summer, from the 22nd of july to the 30th of september. also i wont be here between the 20 and 27th june. please get in touch. x x x franko

hope you can make it to 64c...

please generally ignore my last post - nerves! xx

part 2 will now be durational...

just to let you know part 2 of the presentation of my R&D (on 11th and 12th june at people show) will start from 7:30...and you are free to come and go as you please....

Is anyone likely to come to either? Is it the sort of thing that interests you or not...is it boring...any and all feedback is welcome..really! just feel like i've dropped a stone down a well and i can't hear an echoe and it's not reaching the bottom...! I feel a bit on the outside as I come from a theatre background and the rest of you guys (in oour year) have a visual arts background...i know this shouldn't matter but i think it has some impact...as no one comments!!!!!!

- I've been working on this research and development for over a year off and on and it's momentous for me to show apsects of what I've done and also a scarey prospect! Biggi - I echoe your thoughts on the pv...


Lisa
xx

out of sight out of mind...

hello everyone-

I am going into retreat today for 10 days. 10 Days of total silence and waking up at 4am! I have also recently finished my job, and am moving back to London when i come out of retreat. So lot's of changes and work on myself. Hopefully it will help me get my mojo back and reconnect with my art practice/motivation.

Lisa- sorry i will miss the first event- but should be able to come to the second. hope your all doing well.

see you very soon

oh FRANKO- It maybe good to have a 1 to 1 with you soon after i move to london - mid june time. I am out of contact for ten days- but will talk to you when i resurface. xx

Invitation to space of memory parts 1 & 2

Dearest Peeps,

I would like to invite you to a 2 part work-in-progress / presentation of findings which culminates a period of research and development into spaces of memory and intimate narratives of the home, how we take our lares with us.

I would value your feedback at these events and your support! I am presenting my findings and process in 2 parts as an introduction to a future work.

Part 1: 64c - is an invitation to witness part of the process as the beginnings of an installation, to be viewed alone
AND IS NEXT WEEK!

Part 2: I can't find you and you've got the things I've left unspoken - is the result of a week long experimentation using material from 64c as a starting point. Please find further details below...

I really hope you can make it.

With best wishes,

Lisa
To book email Lisa: spaceofmemory@gmail.com

1. 64c
Mon 28 May - Fri 1 June, 10am - 6pm
an open studio-turned installation, in an unoccupied flat, to be viewed alone

Appointments are available between 10am and 6pm. You are free to visit for up to an hour

Rendezvous: You will be met outside Clapton rail station in Hackney, E5 and escorted to the flat - which is nearby. Full details will be provided upon booking.


2. I can’t find you and you’ve got the things I’d often leave unspoken
11 and 12 June, 7:30pm

3 performers create a sketch for a performance, an experimentation with material used in 64c, a dialogue with you and katabasis....remembrance and forgetting...in the home...in society at large...versions of the truth...the weight of an individual's life, breath, presence, memories, self

Location: The White Room, People Show Studios, Pollard Row, London E2 6NB

To book email Lisa: spaceofmemory@gmail.com
Please note: numbers are limited to 8 per day for Part 1
Part 2 will run from 7:30pm ending at 9:30pm...you are free to turn up at any time and come and go as you please. RSVP would be helpful - to give us an idea of numbers


Space of Memory concept/direction: Lisa Alexander. Part 1 and Part 2 have involved a collaboration with composer and sound artist Rob Canning.
Part 2 performers: Rebecca Bogue, Robert Cook and Jane Munro



space of memory is supported by Arts Council England and Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation



spaceofmemory@gmail.com
www.spaceofmemory.blogspot.com


The project has included home visits and interviews in London, Liverpool and Glasgow, a story surgery in person and by email, and in the last phase a collaboration with a composer/sound artist and performers

well... I am pushing myself and try it...

and make it public:
In relation to the Island project residency I have just finished - there is a second half:

It is a one week exhibition of our work in progress and some finished work. I will hopefully show a video and some details about the Eat Art Party I did last September. So... everybody is welcome to come and see. It is a tiny space in a gallery in a park.

Tue 29 May - Sun 3 June from 12-5pm, P.V. is on the 29th from 17.00 till 20.00.
The Changing Room Gallery, Lloyd Park, Forest Road, Walthamstow E17 5EH Open Access - No booking required

so, if anyone is up for it... it's not such a big deal though... so don't be disappointed if it is not a mega show.
Thanks for all your support you guys. It's very much appreciated. xx :-)
Biggi

Sign the petition against gov's diversion of arts funding to Olympics!

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Please click on the link below (or copy paste it into your browser bar)
and sign the officially registered petition. Perhaps public outcry can
help make a difference.

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Sign it and pass on!!

it's another arrgghh but just for the sense of not being able to decide this time

i have been reading through the blog and so much is going on and there are so many dilemas, i'm wanting to come out to see something this weekend but I do not know wether to go north or south and i feel trapped in the middle. Franko I want to see your performance in birmingham and hook up with minda but then I would like to hook up with will at the florence trust to see what he is up to. I know i'm on a silly ramble again but i feel enthused at the moment and i'm struggling with what is going on in a hectic head of jon but it seems to be that when i'm stresssed and busy i feel elated.

My summer has kicked in in stevenage with community projectys which i held my hand up tp last year and things I have commited myself to are coming into action and i'm not one for letting local folk down.

My projects coming up are as follows

June

• 4-15 june 4half days with a local school working on Digswell Arts Trust heritage project making a 8ftx8ft 3d chess set out of recycled materials based on myths, fantasy and legends to be exhibited in our town gallery along with the heritage project in July.

• 10th june - stevenage day- mmm me thinks i may have to pass across my responsibilities to some one else in the studio base here as I have a full month of community workshops with our main youth centre in August which i need to get prepared for in terms of paper work, schedules, contracts, materials etc - but at least this year I'm getting the young people to create some live art and performance poetry/rap alongside projected photography. this makes me happy because i get to trial some ideas whilst getting paid

• 22/24th june open studios -i'm still in a real dilema as to what i want to be doing so if there is any chance of dialouge with any of you it would be great bounce some ideas.

this brings me to Rachel mentioning camping out at the farmhouse. this has been known in the past. if your up for it give me a confirmed date and i'll get a confirmation from our trustees etc. I'm up for it and it would allow me a chance to run through some trials and tribulations and shift through the detritus in my studio before our open weekend to make my the weekend into an event worth inviting my contacts in the arts council and others across for.

I have not got any exhibtions in terms of gallery space lined up this year as this is my year of research and development so i guess i'm asking the more people that are around who could possibly help with some documentation and some hefty yes's and no's and not at all's would be most appreciated.

I'm going to leave my ramblings here as ther is a shed load of other stuff happening outside of the artworld having to organise birthday party for partner, health, building works, family and such like.

I still have a smile on my face and am so glad that in some way you are all there, even if i don't get to see you at every event i know that there is somewhere that i can just ramble about the world frustrations jubilations and so on...

I'll see some of you at some point over the weekend when i make up my bloody mind in which way to travel. in the meantime i wish you all well

hugs

Jon

FRANKO - THIS WEEKEND SPREAD THE NEWS...

The Franko B Talk will be held on SUNDAY 20th May at
4PM.

As this is a limited capacity event and we expect to
be over subscribed, we are operating a guest list.

However, if you have friends coming please let them
know that they must contact us here either by email
info@florencetrust.org or telephone 020 7354 4771 to
be added to the guest list.

Sincere regards,

Lea O'Loughlin
Studio Manager

Florence Trust Studios
St. Saviours, Aberdeen Park
London, N5 2AR

ph. 020 7354 4771
www.florencetrust.org


Don't Leave Me This Way
Franko B in collaboration with Kamal Ackarie
Saturday 19 May / 7pm
CBSO Centre, Berkley Street, Birmingham
0121 767 4050 / £8 / £6 concessions

Franko B makes a welcome return to fierce festival
with his new piece ‘Don’t Leave Me This Way’. Franko
has earned himself both notoriety and great artistic
acclaim with performances such as ‘I Miss You’ where
he used his flesh as literal raw material, tearing
into his own skin to create his visceral blood-based
works. In ‘Don’t Leave Me This Way’ – which has been
developed with lighting designer Kamal Ackarie –
Franko’s body one again provides both the subject and
form of the piece, yet here it remains unruptured as
the artist asks us to consider his prone frame as a
living sculpture...

Catch up

Hello everyone,

I am sorry for my absence of late, I'm afraid May is shaping up to be my busiest month of the year, I am currently desperatly trying to finish work for two shows installing this weekend!!! One is with Fierce at Wolverhampton: Archive Of Idolatry for which I have nearly finished the prosthetic limbs and the heads which will show the small speaker I use, and my custom built Beard. I've been having some trouble with my project manager at fierce (i'd like to chat to you about this Franko as I think you've worked with her too) which is making the whole process alot more difficult! And after all their promises they only canged one sentence in my blurb!! I'm not happy with them at all.

Also I am trying to finish editing my video sermon for Vivid which installs at the same fucking time.. I will get there...

Biggi I am very sorry I couldn't be there for the results of your residency although I have checked it out online! I hope you understand.

After this week I will be free again! Only one more shows in late June and I will dedicate more time to my fellow mentees,

Tom, I love the pics of Italy, Franko as ever your show looks amazing and Jon I hope your feeling in better spirits!?

I will post some pics of the shows soon,

With love, Minda

Story Surgery by email / phone or post - invitation to lodge some material

INSTRUCTIONS – how to take part:

Pick a room in your home
1. Every day over a 7 day period, record a moment in that room – in any way – [text, sketch, photo, sound etc]

2. Write a timeline of the places you’ve lived in: noting down events that took place in your life as you go– do this quickly/automatically – take no longer than 5 minutes (mark when you moved into your current home)

3. Take one picture of your room and take a further 2 – 3 of selected details (you can use your mobile)

4. Select something from the Timeline to tell me about in a letter or email or as a message left on my phone

Please note: for questions 1, 2, 3 – please text, email or phone through each moment, timeline, picture (as appropriate)

emiail: spaceofmemory@gmail.com for all contact details

image is of last week's Story surgery at Candid Arts (the objects are items of significance to me...it included a projective test, an interview on foot, donating an unwanted possession amongst others things.. unfortunately 5 people didn't make it - maybe due to rain...am putting this one down to experience..more to follow

Help - how can I get over this...

shyness.
I think what I want to say is that I am sorry that I didn't let anyone know in advance what I was doing.
I have this problem that I don't dare to tell people when I am doing something because I am afraid of it. Am not sure what I am exactly afraid of? I think it is that lack of self-confidence being able to face non-direct criticism.
How can one overcome something like that? How can I dare to tell people well in advance that I am doing something, so that they actually see that I am active - but as well that I have the chance to knit a wider net of contacts and get my work seen - meet more people? I always tend to keep things secret and only invite about 2 or 3 friends... I know that i should feel secure enough with the mentoring group to invite everyone well in advance to experiments or exhibitions... but somehow I don't seem to think that I deserve that because it my exploration or work not good enough.
Can anyone give me a tip?
Biggi

Thank you very much,

Lisa. For doing me the huge favour to post the event. And especially a big thank you for coming and putting yourself through my work. ;-) thank you very much as well for your very constructive feedback and tips. It is of great help and encouragement. xx
Biggi

No Artist is an Island - Biggi wants your feedback at her test-run

I am posting this for Biggi as she does not have internet access for a week or so.

All are invited to see the result of her residency tomorrow - Saturday - 11am is the 1st event. Full details at:

http://www.artillery.org.uk

Artillery News
'No Artist is an Island'

Artillery is organising the next installment of the Island Project for May 2007.
After a successful pilot in September 2006 we return to the Island in greater numbers to revisit the project space and develop new work.

You can visit the Island Project in Lloyd Park, Walthamstow on the open day Saturday 12 May...and take part in many events organised by the participants.

Cinzia Cremona, Liz Ellis, Juliet Jensen, Laura Kerry, Isabel Lee, Anna-Lucie Feracci, Wendy Macmillan, Hattie Spires, Lucy Steggals, Biggi Stiller, Manuela Zechner

hello

hello. it's good to get beack into the blog... i feel like i've been absent from here for a while now.

me and franko have been going through our photos from italy, as you can see below. we had a good time... busy.

it will be good to meet up soon and see everyone again, and catch up properly... jon - i hope you start to get better soon.

i will say more soon, from tom x.

more from italy

wedding

(franko's show)

torino...

franko's show in torino

italy...

performance at fierce festival

Don't Leave Me This Way
Franko B in collaboration with Kamal Ackarie
Saturday 19 May / 7pm
CBSO Centre, Berkley Street, Birmingham
0121 767 4050 / £8 / £6 concessions
One of Fierce’s most popular and provocative performers, Franko B makes a welcome return to the festival with his new piece ‘Don’t Leave Me This Way’. Franko has earned himself both notoriety and great artistic acclaim with performances such as ‘I Miss You’ where he used his flesh as literal raw material, tearing into his own skin to create his visceral blood-based works. In ‘Don’t Leave Me This Way’ – which has been developed with lighting designer Kamal Ackarie – Franko’s body one again provides both the subject and form of the piece, yet here it remains unruptured as the artist asks us to consider his prone frame as a living sculpture. However the piece is no less visceral than Franko’s previous works for as the audience’s eyes wander over his heavily tattooed frame the room is slowly engulfed with blinding light which literally scorches the image onto the retinas as much as it does the memory.
The research and development of this piece was made possible with the kind support of the Arts Council of England

talk at florence trust

hello.

i'm doing a talk at florence trust studios.

if anyone wants to come , they will need to contact the studio and register their names. i think you need to mention will when you contact them, so they know who you are.

we could meet up and then go out to dinner that evening???



The Franko B Talk will be held on SUNDAY 20th May at 4PM.

As this is a limited capacity event and we expect to be over subscribed, we are operating a guest list.

However, if you have friends coming please let them know that they must contact us here either by email info@florencetrust.org or telephone 020 7354 4771 to be added to the guest list.

Sincere regards,

Lea O'Loughlin
Studio Manager

Florence Trust Studios
St. Saviours, Aberdeen Park
London, N5 2AR

ph. 020 7354 4771
www.florencetrust.org

next 121 ...

HELLO MY FRIENDS , CAN WE START ORGANIZE THE NEXT 121 ? X X X X
FRANKO

some time soon would be good,

hey people, too many things going on again and trying to keep up my smile and sanity. I,m answering in response of posts and notes. I'm beginning to realise that I can't keep the ball rolling myself. thank you all for being there and the hugest hugs go to Franko for making it real. for putting me in a space where life is so expanded that I feel like space is a mere void in the velocity of the universe.

I really feel like I have become part of a really big family. my conversations with people are about you guys and what it has brought to my life, the bestest decision I've made in a long time.

any way enough of my ramblings

the studio base has an acre of grounds and a whole valley park for a wander/ramble/sit down/unwind/run around and be silly. it's an interesting space with a quirky bunch of people

hope the images tantalise and tease...

once again thank you for keeping it real

hugs jon xx

when are we meeting next ???

we need to start thinking about when we are next going to meet. i understand thqat not many people can make it tomorrow, but we really do need to make an effort to all meet again soon. i hiope that everybody feeling unwell gets better soon.
franko x

Frustrated beyond belief

hello all,


I'm really annoyed with myself. when everything seems to be going good my health stuffs up and i get anxious and upset. i feel that I'm missing out on so much that is going on due to yet another infection. so many opportunities pass by the screen of the internet that I think I'll apply for that but alas I think I'm on major burn out at the moment.

Still going into the studio if/when I can and getting some stuff done but always have to deal with the burning agony of not be able to travel to London to hook up with folk as i can not travel to far from a bathroom at the moment.

the wee man has a big toilet problem and it's driving me insane; but hey ho, everything is being documented and what fun could be had from the not so pleasant experience.

as they sing in finding nemo 'just keep swimming', just keep swimming'

I need to post something on the blog and it may not be what some of you wish to read; it just frustrates me that I so want to come out to play but alas until they install toilets on tubes and buses I can't and they haven't fitted me with a catheter yet!!! and why do things take so long on the NHS? What kind of health system do we really have. be sure living as a HIV+ gay man can sometimes make you really feel like a third class citizen. It's not the staffs fault but this country really needs to sort its act out and stop playing god with peoples emotions and mental heath.

pure frustration arrrggghhhhhh!!!!!!!!!

I want to be out with every one having fun but no I have top wait in line with the thousands of disillusioned patients waiting for appointments in a fucked up system. DO I SO WISH I HAD PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE... mmm, the private sector wins again whilst the poor suffer. such an equal democratic society we live in.

This brings me to Jacob mentioning about Felix, yes bollotix in art does have an effect... so many artists have used their creativity to vent frustrations of the world situation.

enough of my rant but just needed to get everything of my chest as i am so missing the major interaction.

good luck to those that are doing at the moment and apologise to those whose events i miss; believe me it's not that I want to be missing them.

otherwise big cyber hugs from the world of Jon and i'll be back over the next couple of days with some images and hopefully a more positive frame of mind.

franko, was speaking with Mr Kefford after the performance the other night. my thoughts are with you xx

The next four days

hello everyone....

If anyone is aroudn thsi weekend it would be good to meet up...I will try to text everyone I have a number for also, in case anyone is not on the blog....If anyone is free and looking for something to do on Saturday I am showing some work as part fo EEC on Saturday 5 May.

Also, I wondered whether anyone wanted to meet on Monday......I don't know what exactly to suggest, but if I say meet at
TATE MODERN AT 11.30AM ON BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY we can then go from there/decide what to do, depending on the weather..., (my number is 07886 655089 if you can't don't want to make it, or if you do and want to let me know)

sorry this is a very brief post- feeling anxious and distracted...

Katherine

East End Collaborations- Sat 5 May

EAST END COLLABORATIONS presents
EEC PLATFORM 2007
A platform for new performance based works in London.


Dates: Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 May 2007
Times: 18.00 daily
Place: The Arts Building, Queen Mary University of London, Mile End Road, London E1 4NS


East End Collaborations is a partnership between Queen Mary, University of London and the Live Art Development Agency which offers a range of support structures for emergent artists working with Live Art in London, and a chance to see the artists of tomorrow today.


EEC 2007 platform artist's mentors are Franko B, Joshua Sofaer and Stacy Makishi.


EEC Platform Programme 2007:


Saturday 5 May from 18.00
Faye Heller, Katherine Hymers, Aisling Bolger, Sarah-Jane Grimshaw,
Carlos Noronha Feio, Ms Rowan O’Neill, Lee Jieun, Victoria Archer,
Jon Francis of Livestock performs/


Sunday 6 Mayfrom 18.00
Lucy Panesar, Faye Heller, Julie Aldivina Thérond, John Wild,
Dan and James, Rehana Zaman, Jungmin Song, Maya Zbib


Tickets: £7 (£5 concessions) per day or £10 (£8 concession) for a 2 day pass.
Bookings: 020 7882 5196 or email: r.sharp@qmul.ac.uk
Venue: The Arts Building, Queen Mary, University of London, Mile End Road, London E1 4NS (between Mile End and Stepney Green Tubes)


The EEC Platform 2007 is part of Joining the Dots, a Live Art Development Agency professional development initiative for artists across the UK, being developed with Queen Mary University of London, and East End Collaborations. Joining the Dots is supported by the Esmee Fairbairn Foundation and the Gulbenkian Foundation.

One more slot left on story surgery

it's at 8:50pm (get there 8:45) - see details on Story surgery post below.

10th may - Candid Arts trust- 15mins

any takers? or know anyone?

- let me know by email if u or yrs fancy it..

Lisax

help please....

Hello

I need to ask a big favour of someone/anyone with a car…

I am borrowing a plinth from Artsadmin at the weekend for the work I am showing as part of East End Collaborations on 5 May, but I need to transport this plinth in a car from Toynbee Studios on Friday night to Queen Mary (nr Mile End tube) on Saturday, and then back again on Sunday. I think my sister is going to help me on Sunday with her car, but if anyone can help on Friday night/ Saturday you would be doing me a really big favour. I am collecting the plinth on Friday night, and it’s available at around 9.30pm. Can I store it in someone’s boot on Friday night? And then get a lift to Queen Mary on Saturday around 11-midday?

Please do let me know if you think you might be able to help. It’s another one of those occasions when I really bloody need a car, but I’m a month or so too early, (roll on June when I actually fork out for one!!).

I can do favours in return, buy drinks, pay for a ticket to EEC over the weekend…..

Please do let me know if you can help..

Katherine….(feeling a little anxious!!)

the political

hello again-

I have been thinking about some of the stuff that came up from the residency- esspeccially about the political in art and making statements. It brought me back to a really good interview i read with felix gonzalez-torres. This section in particualr came to maind:

"Do you think there's a way to break the intellectual habits that result from generations of moralizing protest art. Such work is based on the idea that the artist is there to enlighten a socially benighted world, along with that comes the expectation that the artist personally be a beacon of virtue so that if, at any point, they are shown to be less than pure, then everything they say is subsequently dismissed as bogus. This has happened over and over, as if the social content of art were limited to individual ethical exercises rather than thinking of art as political and cultural probe?

Let's go to the political arena, I'll say, the real political arena, and say that some politicians that have not been "good," yet they have done some very wonderful things for everyone, improving the quality of life for a lot of us in a very tangible way and at the most intimate personal levels. Like some of the programs John F. Kennedy started. I'm a product of that. I went to school because of what that man started. Womanizers and drunks and all that stuff, guys with mob connections made all these changes possible so that someone like me could the get loans and go to school. That's just one simple example of from life. Let's move forward to a certain degree, in terms of the kind of protest art that says all Capital is bad, Bennetton is bad. We know that! We really do know that. We don't need a gallery space to find out something we read in the news."

you can read the whole interview at: http://www.queerculturalcenter.org/Pages/FelixGT/FelixInterv.html


I don't know if this is interesting to anyone?

check in

hello folks- i have noticed that i am absent of late...

I am still alive and quite busy- i go in cycles- my attention goes in cycles...

i a lot of things in my life are on hold, kind of, while i wait to hear if i have got on to an MA. I am moving back to london soon. lots going on. I will check in on here more over the week, and try and engage with some of the posts.

I hope your all doing well, under the sun. I fucking love the weather!! i went swimming in the lake on hampsted heath yesterday. I don't think there is anything better!

Love to you all--

Jacob

I need some help!

Hello folks - hope you are are good

Can anyone spare 3hrs next thurs eve (6:15-9:30) 10th May to help me with this small R&D event in London (Angel) - it'd really help me out!

I am doing a series of short 'story surgeries' / interviews next week (- there are several slots left for those i haven't interviewed yet - so let me know if you want ot book a slot - they're going fast..)

Main thing is though that I really need some help with managing the interviewees as they arrive / showing them to waitng area etc /aka clip board and the like. No pay - but drinks on me afterwards!

thanks Jon for your help with e-flyer

Lisa
details of event below

story surgery
10th May 2007
slots available between 6:30pm – 9:30pm

You are invited to participate in a 15minute story surgery in The Banquet Room, downstairs at The Candid Arts Trust. Detail of slots available and how to book are at the end of this email).

By interview on foot I will facilitate a visceral encounter of your memory

This will be recorded as part of space of memory, a period of research and development for a performance, an installation and a sound/music piece; routed in an exploration of what a space of memory is and the intimate narratives of the home, how (to quote Bachelard) we take our lares with us.

I am experimenting with ways of getting at memory – the story surgeries are part of this process, which has also involved visiting friends' and strangers' homes around the UK

I hope that I can meet you for a surgery. The following appointments are still available:

7:10pm – 7:25pm
7:35pm – 7:50pm
8pm – 8:15pm
8:25pm – 8:40pm
8:50pm – 9:05pm
9:15pm – 9:30pm

To book a slot (or if you have any queries) email Lisa Alexander: spaceofmemory@gmail.com

Candid Arts Trust is round the corner from The Angel tube (Northern Line)

Please wear comfortable shoes
You will need to arrive 5-10 minutes prior to your appointment

Full details to be provided upon booking

Please note: no personal material will be used without due consultation and will be treated as anonymous

space of memory is supported by Arts Council England and Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation