SpaceRider Cycle
Opening Saturday, January 23, 2021, with a special performance by Benyaro
4:45 pm ~ films begin at 5 pm sharp (1 hour duration)

Documentary of the Solar Eclipse and the SpaceRider Performance at the Rodeo Grounds in Jackson Hole in 2017.
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About this exhibition
Camille Obering Fine Art is delighted to present Ati Maier's "SpaceRider" Cycle at Guesthouse; 4 short films and 1 short documentary. Ati Maier’s SpaceRider speaks to humanity's insatiable desire to pioneer and explore. The significance of SpaceRider lies in the social discourse, which the films engender. Simply put: the films deal with everything from metaphysics to community to cultural identity to memory and its effect on our perception of time. These ideas have particular relevance as we find ourselves on the cusp of private space exploration exploding in the near future. The SpaceRider allows us to examine our exploration of planet Earth, our history, discoveries made, colonization, man's accomplishments and failures, and the natural world from which we sustain ourselves. The films are set in Wyoming, New York City, North Dakota, and Berlin. Maier wrote, directed and performed in all films as the SpaceRider.
Credits
- Directed and performed by Ati Maier
- DOP Timo Seidel
- Edit Timo Seidel
- Composer Benyaro
Documents
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CATALOGUE
THE SPACERIDER CYCLE 2020 CATALOGUE, PUBLISHED BY THE STAEDTISCHE GALLERY WOLFSBURG ESSAYS BY SUSANNE PFLEGER, ATI MAIER, GREGORY VOLK, BRIAN CHIDESTER, MATTHEW DAY JACKSON INTERVIEWS WITH MARVIN GOINGS AND CHARLY NEWHOLY FROM THE LAKOTA NATION.
Links
The four films
Still prints
All Film Stills are available as Prints in a Edition of 3 in size 20 x 30 inches at Camille Obering Fine Arts.
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Still Print 1 from The Map Is Not The Territory -

Still Print 2 from The Map Is Not The Territory -

Still Print 3 from The Map Is Not The Territory -

Still Print 4 from The Map Is Not The Territory -

Still Print 1 from The Placeless Place -

Still Print 2 from The Placeless Place -

Still Print 3 from The Placeless Place -

Still Print 4 from The Placeless Place -

Still Print 1 from Prophecy Of The Encounter -

Still Print 2 from Prophecy Of The Encounter -

Still Print 3 from Prophecy Of The Encounter -

Still Print 4 from Prophecy Of The Encounter -

Still Print 1 from The Nearest Faraway Place -

Still Print 2 from The Nearest Faraway Place -

Still Print 3 from The Nearest Faraway Place -

Still Print 4 from The Nearest Faraway Place
| No. | Image | Title | Medium | Dimensions | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Still Print 1 from The Map Is Not The Territory | Print, edition of 3 | 20 x 30 inches | ||
| 2 | Still Print 2 from The Map Is Not The Territory | Print, edition of 3 | 20 x 30 inches | ||
| 3 | Still Print 3 from The Map Is Not The Territory | Print, edition of 3 | 20 x 30 inches | ||
| 4 | Still Print 4 from The Map Is Not The Territory | Print, edition of 3 | 20 x 30 inches | ||
| 5 | Still Print 1 from The Placeless Place | Print, edition of 3 | 20 x 30 inches | ||
| 6 | Still Print 2 from The Placeless Place | Print, edition of 3 | 20 x 30 inches | ||
| 7 | Still Print 3 from The Placeless Place | Print, edition of 3 | 20 x 30 inches | ||
| 8 | Still Print 4 from The Placeless Place | Print, edition of 3 | 20 x 30 inches | ||
| 9 | Still Print 1 from Prophecy Of The Encounter | Print, edition of 3 | 20 x 30 inches | ||
| 10 | Still Print 2 from Prophecy Of The Encounter | Print, edition of 3 | 20 x 30 inches | ||
| 11 | Still Print 3 from Prophecy Of The Encounter | Print, edition of 3 | 20 x 30 inches | ||
| 12 | Still Print 4 from Prophecy Of The Encounter | Print, edition of 3 | 20 x 30 inches | ||
| 13 | Still Print 1 from The Nearest Faraway Place | Print, edition of 3 | 20 x 30 inches | ||
| 14 | Still Print 2 from The Nearest Faraway Place | Print, edition of 3 | 20 x 30 inches | ||
| 15 | Still Print 3 from The Nearest Faraway Place | Print, edition of 3 | 20 x 30 inches | ||
| 16 | Still Print 4 from The Nearest Faraway Place | Print, edition of 3 | 20 x 30 inches |
Impressions of the Opening
SPACERIDER has landed
















