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Artist Talk_Eva Holts: Dia Kinets. Zamyslenie sa nad účelom diafilmov
Artist Talk_eva Holts: Dia Kinets. Thinking about the purpose of the Diafilms
Event by: VŠVU / AFAD
Location: Hviezdoslavovo námestie 175/18, Hviezdoslavovo námestie 18, Bratislava - Staré Mesto
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Eva Holts: Dia Kinets. Thinking about the purpose of diafilms
We cordially invite you to Artist Talk with Eva Holts, a Ukrainian photographer and curator who will take place at VŠVU, Hviezdoslavov Nám. 18 (room No. 135) on Monday 17.
The event will take place in English.
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The project pays tribute to the Monument of School no. 18 In Chernihive, Ukraine, which was destroyed by the Russian missile in March 2022. The curator of the project, Eva Holts, where she studied as a child and later in the ruins of the school discovered a number of old Soviet diafilms - some lay in the corridors, others were thrown into waste. These diafilms contained propaganda on history and Russian literature, as well as educational materials from physics, geography and biology. They used to serve as teaching aids, but after the destruction of the school they lost their original meaning. Eva decided to hand them over to the artists for reflection. In response to twenty artists, including Eva himself, it has created works in various media, such as collages, video art and installation objects. 18 In Chernihive by the Russian missile in March 2022. Curator Eva Holts tells the story of the project, the process of working with Soviet diafilms found in the ruins, and the way these artifacts were transformed into works of art. Participation will be viewed by a short documentary about the school and diafilms, followed by a presentation of works of art from various authors, video art and installation objects. The presentation will focus on the concepts behind these works and will end with a discussion with visitor. She was born in 1994 in Černihiva in Ukraine and works with photography and video, often using dolls as a metaphor of humanity. In his work, he explores memory themes, transformations of significant places and passage of time. BR/>
We Cordially Invite You To An Artist Talk with Eva Holts, Ukrainian Photographer and Curator, which will take place at the Afad, at Hviezdoslavovo Nám. 18 he Monday, February 17, 2025 at 7:00 pm.
The Project Honors the Memory of School No. 18 in chernihiv, Ukraine, which was destroyed by and Russian Missile in March 2022. trash. These Diafilms Contained Propaganda About History and Russian Literature, as well as Educational Materials On Physics, Geography, and Biology. Once Used for Lessons, They Lost Their Original Purpose After the School’s Destruction. Eva Decided to Give Them to Artists for Reflection. In Response, 20 Artists, Including Eva Herself, Created Works in Various Media, Dry AS Collages, Video Art, And Installation Objects. of School No. 18 In Chernihiv by and Russian Missile in March 2022. Curator Eva Holts will share the story of the project’s Creation, the process of working with Soviet Diafilms Found in the Ruins, and How aree artifacts were transformed into art. Attendees Will Watch and Short Documentary About The School and the Diafilms, Followed By A Presentation of the Artworks Created by Various Artists --collages, Video Art, and Installation Objects. The Discussion Will Explore The Concepts Behind These Works and Conclude With A Q&A Session. Born in 1994 in Chernihiv, Ukraine, She Works with Photography and Video, OFTEN USING DOLLS As and Metaphor for Humanity. Her Practice Explores Themes of Memory, The Transformation of Meaningful Places, and The Passage of Time.
We cordially invite you to Artist Talk with Eva Holts, a Ukrainian photographer and curator who will take place at VŠVU, Hviezdoslavov Nám. 18 (room No. 135) on Monday 17.
The event will take place in English.
~~ for English Scroll Down ~~
The project pays tribute to the Monument of School no. 18 In Chernihive, Ukraine, which was destroyed by the Russian missile in March 2022. The curator of the project, Eva Holts, where she studied as a child and later in the ruins of the school discovered a number of old Soviet diafilms - some lay in the corridors, others were thrown into waste. These diafilms contained propaganda on history and Russian literature, as well as educational materials from physics, geography and biology. They used to serve as teaching aids, but after the destruction of the school they lost their original meaning. Eva decided to hand them over to the artists for reflection. In response to twenty artists, including Eva himself, it has created works in various media, such as collages, video art and installation objects. 18 In Chernihive by the Russian missile in March 2022. Curator Eva Holts tells the story of the project, the process of working with Soviet diafilms found in the ruins, and the way these artifacts were transformed into works of art. Participation will be viewed by a short documentary about the school and diafilms, followed by a presentation of works of art from various authors, video art and installation objects. The presentation will focus on the concepts behind these works and will end with a discussion with visitor. She was born in 1994 in Černihiva in Ukraine and works with photography and video, often using dolls as a metaphor of humanity. In his work, he explores memory themes, transformations of significant places and passage of time. BR/>
We Cordially Invite You To An Artist Talk with Eva Holts, Ukrainian Photographer and Curator, which will take place at the Afad, at Hviezdoslavovo Nám. 18 he Monday, February 17, 2025 at 7:00 pm.
The Project Honors the Memory of School No. 18 in chernihiv, Ukraine, which was destroyed by and Russian Missile in March 2022. trash. These Diafilms Contained Propaganda About History and Russian Literature, as well as Educational Materials On Physics, Geography, and Biology. Once Used for Lessons, They Lost Their Original Purpose After the School’s Destruction. Eva Decided to Give Them to Artists for Reflection. In Response, 20 Artists, Including Eva Herself, Created Works in Various Media, Dry AS Collages, Video Art, And Installation Objects. of School No. 18 In Chernihiv by and Russian Missile in March 2022. Curator Eva Holts will share the story of the project’s Creation, the process of working with Soviet Diafilms Found in the Ruins, and How aree artifacts were transformed into art. Attendees Will Watch and Short Documentary About The School and the Diafilms, Followed By A Presentation of the Artworks Created by Various Artists --collages, Video Art, and Installation Objects. The Discussion Will Explore The Concepts Behind These Works and Conclude With A Q&A Session. Born in 1994 in Chernihiv, Ukraine, She Works with Photography and Video, OFTEN USING DOLLS As and Metaphor for Humanity. Her Practice Explores Themes of Memory, The Transformation of Meaningful Places, and The Passage of Time.