Transvoyeur is a cultural exchange between artists and art collectives internationally. Transvoyeur is a conduit between places. Moreover, it is a recognition, foundation and support to contemporary cultural activities manifested from what has gone before and the references of the urban/rural fabric and people of each place.This is an History achive from 2003 to present of a selection of video works of Transvoyeur projects and artist some may be no longer associate with the group. The resident places are each a fusion of hybridity, cosmopolitan and conceived of multi-cultural facets and globalised influences and ingredients. The city, the place, semiotics of our own flesh, our own biological residues through history founding the contemporary. The concept originally founded by Gaynor Evelyn Sweeney (Liverpool, England) in 2003, as an art initiative to bring together twelve artists to promote international discourse and exchange in the development of the contemporary arts. Collectively forming Transvoyeur. The first exchange from 2003 formed between Gaynor Evelyn Sweeney and Michael Ricardo Andreev, each mediating on groups of artists respectively in Liverpool and New York. From the dialogue established this culminated in an exhibition at the Liverpool Biennial 2004, reported through various global publications and the art shown on Channel 5, 'Liverpool Biennial', presented by Tim Marlow, 2004. The objectives of Transvoyeur to enable the artists independently and collectively to realise further opportunities from the press and media accomplished, such as London, Berlin, Los Angeles and other art events, galleries and curators who have taken an interest.http://www.transvoyeur.com
