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Ole Rømer, a Danish astronomer, calculated the speed of light by observing the eclipses of Jupiter's moon during the years 1668–1674. A discrepancy was observed for the time between the eclipses, increasing when the Earth was moving away from Jupiter and decreasing when the Earth was approaching. In half a year, there are a total of 102 eclipses of Io, giving a maximum delay of 16.5 minutes (shown in the bottom-right plot). Rømer interpreted this as the difference in the times needed for the light to travel between Jupiter and Earth. He obtained a value of 214,000 km/s compared to the current value 299,792 km/s. The diameter of the Earth's orbit was not accurately known and there was also an error in the measurement of the delay. Nevertheless, it was a first confirmation that the speed of light is finite.
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The time delay of an eclipse of Io is given by
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where and are the radii of the orbits of the Earth and Jupiter, is the angular velocity of Earth, represents the period of Io, and is Io's period; finally, is the distance when the Earth is closest to Jupiter and is the velocity of light.
[1] J. H. Shea, 'Ole Rǿmer, the Speed of Light, the Apparent Period of Io, the Doppler Effect, and the Dynamics of Earth and Jupiter,' Am. J. Phys., 66(7), 1988 pp. 561–569.
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Römer + Römer (Torsten and Nina Römer) are a German-Russian artist couple living and working in Berlin, Germany.[1]
Biography[edit]
Torsten Römer was born 1968 in Aachen, Germany. Nina Römer, née Tangian, 1978 in Moscow, Russia.[2] Both studied painting at the Staatliche Kunstakademie (State Art Academy) Düsseldorf under A. R. Penck[2] and both were his 'Meisterschüler' (master students). Nina Römer is the granddaughter of the Soviet-era writer Yury Trifonov and the great-granddaughter of the Ukrainian-Russian-Soviet painter Amshey Nurenberg. 1996 Torsten Römer received a travel grant from the Kunstverein Düsseldorf (Society of Arts). In 2011 they were bestowed with the special award of the Lucas Cranach Prize of the City of Kronach, Germany. Nina and Torsten have been collaborating since 1998.[3]
Works[edit]
Römer + Römer create paintings and drawings mostly based on their own photography, make performances, and curate shows.[citation needed]. In 1998 they commenced their long-term art project “M°A°I°S”. Their works often incorporate historical and political references: 2005 the Berlin show “Der freie Wille” (“The free will”) was part of the jubilee events for 20 years of “Glasnost”. And 2004 “HA KYROPT – Russische Kunst heute” (“Na Kurort [at the spa] – Russian Art Today”) in Baden-Baden related to the city's close ties with Russians spa-guests since the times of the Tsar. In such projects Römer + Römer provide an aesthetic reconstruction of historical and political situations.[4] Their motifs are mostly festivities, pageants, parties, and social and political events.. In a 2013/14 series they covered the carnival in Brasil ('Sambódromo'). Technically Römer + Römer set out from self-taken photographs which are subjected to image processing, the computer taking the traditional role of the sketchbook. The pictorial idea finds its artistic form in paintings showing a pixel-structure. The pixels, however, are different from digital pixels as they possess inner structures. This way Römer + Römer's art is related to Pointillism, and one may also see references to stipple engraving. The motifs are distributed over planes of colour and fragmented into thousands of painted dots, which, seen from a certain distance, merge in the eye of the beholder to form a focussed image. The closer one comes to the canvas, the more the figures and objects dissolve into an abstract and dynamic interplay of colours.[5] Their latest large series treats the 'Burning Man' festival in the Nevada desert (2017/2018). Light from fires and LED-installations, art cars, freak temporary artworks, 'burns', and parties for, the subject core of a recognisable painterly aesthetic.
Exhibitions (selection)[edit]
- Burning Man – Electric Sky, Haus am Lützowplatz, Berlin (2019)[7]
- Face to Face – Gesichter der Sammlung Hense, Kunsthalle Hense, Gescher (2018)
- Sturmhöhen [Wuthering Heights], Schafhof – Europäischen Künstlerhaus Oberbayern, Freising (2018)
- ¿Qué dices?, Espronceda, Barcelona (2017)[8]
- Generalstreik, Kunstverein Münsterland, Coesfeld (2017)[9]
- Kiss – From Rodin to Bob Dylan, Bröhan-Museum, Berlin (2017)
- Wilhelm-Morgner-Preis Ausstellung, Museum Wilhelm Morgner, Soest (2017)
- Party Sträflinge, Kunstverein Kunstkreis Hameln (2016)[10]
- 56th Venice Biennale, Pavillon of Mauritius (2015)[11]
- Hamster – Hipster – Handy. Im Bann des Mobiltelefons, Museum Angewandte Kunst, Frankfurt a. M. (2015)
- Party-Löwe, Freight & Volume, New York (2014)[12]
- Alles für Alle, Richard-Haizmann-Museum, Niebüll (2014)
- Face to Face, Zhan Zhou International Center of Contemporary Art in Beijing (2013)
- Sambódromo, Galerie Michael Schultz, Berlin (2013)[2]
- Punkt-Systeme – Vom Pointillismus zum Pixel, Wilhelm-Hack-Museum, Ludwigshafen (2012)
- Megacool 4.0 – Jugend und Kunst, Künstlerhaus Vienna, Vienna (2012)
- Menschenbilder – Der internationale Lucas-Cranach-Preis, Cranach-Foundation, Wittenberg (2012)
- Biennale of Contemporary Art, D-O ARK Underground, Konjic (2011)
- Pride in Brighton, Galerie Michael Schultz, Berlin (2011)
- O tu mir das nicht an!, Kunsthalle Rostock (2010/2011)[13]
- Fighting for freedom, Gwangju Art Museum, Gwangju (2010)
- Inter-cool 3.0 – Jugend Bild Medien, Hartware MedienKunstVerein, Dortmund (2010)
- Die Flut, Galerie Michael Schultz, Berlin (2010)
- Based on a true story, Today Art Museum, Beijing (2009)
- Gemeinsam in Bewegung – Zeitgenössische Kunst aus Deutschland und China, Wuhan Art Museum, Wuhan (2009)
- second life in Peking, Galerie Mathias Kampl, Munich (2009)
- Terrorist No. 1, Kunstverein Heidelberg (2009)[14]
- „EMERGENCY BIENNALE Chechnya / Bialystok“ and „EMERGENCY BIENNALE Chechnya / World Tour“, Grozny (2008 and 2006)
- Auf dem Weg ins Licht: Werke aus der Sammlung de Knecht, Kunsthalle Rostock (2007/2008)
- Sense of Life, Hyundai Gallery, Seoul (2007)
- HA KYPOPT!, Kunsthalle Baden-Baden (2004)[15]
- Paradise – International Forum of Art Initiatives, Neue Manege, Moscow (2004)
- International Festival of new technologies in contemporary art, St. Petersburg's Center of Visual Arts, St. Petersburg (2003)
- Liverpool Biennial, Liverpool (2002)
- Big Torino, Torino Biennale, Turin (2002)
Publications[edit]
Art Project M°A°I°S[edit]
- M°A°I°S 2 – Der Tod, Berlin 2001
- M°A°I°S 4 – The good and the bad, Berlin 2003
- M°A°I°S 5 – Paradies, Berlin 2004
- M°A°I°S 6 – Der freie Wille, Berlin 2005
Sources[edit]
- Peter Funken, Römer + Römer. Meer der Freundschaft, Prestel: Munich et al. 2011, ISBN978-3791345086.
- Gerhard Charles Rump, Rekonstruktionen. Positionen zeitgenössischer Kunst, B&S Siebenhaar: Berlin, 2010, ISBN978-3936962369
- Mathias Winzen und Georgy Nikitsch (Hgg.), HA KYPOPT! Russische Kunst Heute, Cologne 2004, ISBN978-3879098354
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References[edit]
- ^According to artefacts.net's ranking Römer+Römer belong to the top one per cent of the artists of the world.
- ^ abcIngeborg Ruthe (9 September 2013) Tanze Samba mit mir, Berliner Zeitung. Retrieved 2014-11-02.
- ^Cfr. Vera Block, Schnappschüsse fürs Gemälde, Nina und Torsten Römer im Porträt, in: Deutschlandradio Kultur, 15 September 2011; Peter Funken, Römer + Römer. Meer der Freundschaft, Prestel: München et al. 2011, p. 142.
- ^Cfr. Mathias Winzen and Georgy Nikitsch (edd.), HA KYPOPT! Russische Kunst Heute, Cologne 2004 .
- ^Cfr. Artistas RÖMER + RÖMER on Spanish TV-programme of Deutsche Welle, 25 October 2013; Peter Funken, Emotion und Rationalität - über die Kunst von Nina und Torsten Römer, in: Funken (2011) , pp. 7-12; Anna Jensen, römer + römer, in: The Jealous Curator (online) 4 April 2014; Alison Martin, Artist couple captures images of freedom at Chelsea gallery, in: Examiner.com, 17 March 2014; also Gerhard Charles Rump, Rekonstruktionen. Positionen zeitgenössischer Kunst, B&S Siebenhaar: Berlin, 2010, pp. 52sqq. chapter “Römer + Römer: Punkte und Pixel”.
- ^Full list of all shows and acquisitions until 2010 in: Funken (2011), pp. 142sq.
- ^Haus am Lützowplatz
- ^Espronceda Center for ART & Culture
- ^Kunstverein Münsterland
- ^Kunstkreis Hameln
- ^Cfr. the Pavillons' homepageArchived 2015-10-04 at the Wayback Machine.
- ^Cfr. press release, Freight & VolumeArchived 2014-08-31 at Archive.today, March 2014; and Römer + Römer: Party-Löwe, in Wall Street International, Art, 7 March 2014.
- ^Cfr. Römer und Römer „O tu mir das nicht an!“, Aufstellungseröffnung in der Kunsthalle Rostock, in: Rostock-Heute, 12 Dezember 2010.
- ^Cfr. Eugenia Hu, Künstlerduo Römer+Römer in Peking und Heidelberg, in: Die Welt online, 23 Mai 2009.
- ^Cfr. Nina Torsten Römer, RÖMER + RÖMER, Deutsch-Russische Knutschperformance (German-Russian Kissing Performances) 2003 /2004Archived 2014-08-31 at Archive.today, in: Arte (online), 16 January 2014.
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