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Cez nekonečné momenty blednúcich snov ti noc o chvíľu predĺžim
Through endless moments of fading dreams, I'll make your night a little longer
Event by: Cena Oskára Čepana
Location: Pistori Palace, Štefánikova 834/25, Bratislava - Staré Mesto
Talks & discussions, Exhibitions
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Through endless moments of fading dreams, I'll make your night a little longer
Exhibition opening
Oskár Čepan Award 2024
Svetlana Fialová
Paula Malinowska
Kvet Nguyen
On Friday, 13/12/2024 at 6:00 p.m. in the Pistori Palace in Bratislava
The selected laureates Svetlana Fialová, Paula Malinowska, and Kvet Nguyen will present their works at a joint exhibition, the opening of which will take place on December 13, 2024 at 18:00 in the Pistori Palace in Bratislava.
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63 artists applied for this year's Oskar Čepan Prize and female artists, which represents the historically highest number in the 28 years of the project. The diversity of submitted creative output reflects the current and constantly evolving discourse of contemporary visual art.
The international jury included Erin Li (CHN/HK), curator of the Delfina Foundation in London, focused on living art and culture; Amira Gad (EG/FR), independent curator working at KANAL – Center Pompidou in Brussels, with previous experience at the Serpentine Galleries in London; Piotr Sikora (PL/CZ), curator of residency programs at MeetFactory in Prague, inspired by sauna culture, mycology and kitsch; and Lilia Kudelia (UA/USA), curator of the Young Visual Artists Award program in New York and an art historian working in Texas.
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The exhibition is realized by the Oskar Čepan Award team in close cooperation with the Pistori Palace in Bratislava.
Exhibition curator: Denis Kozerawski
Exhibition architecture: Jakub Kopec
Visual identity: Matúš Buranovský
Photography: Leontína Berková
During the opening Dj Kristofino and Dj GÄP.
The exhibition will be open until February 28, 2024.
—
The Oskar Čepan Award was created in 1996 at the initiative of the American foundation Trust for Mutual Understanding. It is part of the international Young Visual Artists Awards network. Since 2001, the project has been implemented by the Foundation - Center for Contemporary Art with the support of the Trust for Mutual Understanding, and since 2016 also in cooperation with Residency Unlimited. The project serves to support contemporary visual art, its creators. Enrollment in it based on an open call is not limited by a specific medium. The age limit for participation in the project is 40 years. The Oskar Čepan Award is part of the wider international network YVAA - Young Visual Artists Awards, organized in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe.
Oskár Čepan (1925 – 1992) was a distinguished critic and theoretician of visual arts with a broad scope and penetrating outlook, dedicated editor and anthologist, erudite and perceptive author of texts about contemporary Slovak visual arts, philosopher, theorist, historian and critic. He had an irreplaceable position in the Slovak history of visual arts of the twentieth century. His texts are still relevant and surprisingly accurate today.
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Organizer: Foundation - Center of Contemporary Art
Co-organizer: private art support platform Collective < br/>
Supported by the Art Support Fund from public sources
Partners: Staré Mesto, Residency Unlimited, YVAA, Trust for Mutual Understanding, A4 space of contemporary culture, Ticho and spol.
Media partners: Rádio Devín, Rádio_FM, Artalk, Denník N
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Across Endless Moments of Fading Dreams, I'll Keep the Night a Little Longer For You
Exhibition opening
Oskár Čepan Award 2024
Svetlana Fialová
Paula Malinowska
Kvet Nguyen
Friday, December 13, 2024 at 6:00 PM at Pistori Palace in Bratislava
The selected laureates Svetlana Fialová, Paula Malinowska, and Kvet Nguyen will present their works at a group exhibition, which will be open on December 13, 2024, at 6:00 PM at Pistori Palace in Bratislava.
—
63 artists applied for this year's Oskár Čepan Award, marking the highest number in the 28-year history of the project. The diversity of the submitted portfolios reflect the current and ever-evolving discourse of contemporary visual art.
The international jury consists of Erin Li (CHN/HK), a curator at the Delfina Foundation in London, specializing in live art and culture; Amira Gad (EG/FR), an independent curator at KANAL – Center Pompidou in Brussels, with previous experience at the Serpentine Galleries in London; Piotr Sikora (PL/CZ), a curator of residency programs at MeetFactory in Prague, inspired by sauna culture, mycology, and kitsch; and Lilia Kudelia (UA/USA), a curator of the Young Visual Artists Award program in New York and art historian based in Texas.
—
The exhibition is organized by the Oskár Čepan Award team in close cooperation with Pistori Palace in Bratislava.
Exhibition curator: Denis Kozerawski
Exhibition architecture: Jakub Kopec
Visual identity: Matúš Buranovský
Photography : Leontína Berková
DJ Kristofino and DJ GÄP will play at the opening.
The exhibition will be open until February 28, 2024.
—
The Oskár Čepan Award was established in 1996 through the initiative of the American foundation Trust for Mutual Understanding. Since 2001, the project has been implemented by the Center for Contemporary Art Foundation with the support of the Trust for Mutual Understanding, and since 2016, in collaboration with Residency Unlimited. The award aims to support contemporary visual art and its creators. Applications are open to all visual media through a public call. The age limit for participation is 40 years. The project is part of the wider international network of YVAA – Young Visual Artists Awards, which are organized in Central and Eastern Europe.
Oskár Čepan (1925 – 1992) was a strong critic and art theorist with a broad scope and general solid knowledge, a devoted editor and anthologist, an erudite and receptive author of texts about contemporary Slovak visual art, a philosopher, theoretician, historian and critic. He played an essential role in the Slovak history of visual art of the 20th century, and his texts are still valid and surprisingly accurate today.
—
Organizer: Nadácia – Centrum contemporary art
Co-organizer: A private platform for the support of art Collective
Supported using public funding by Slovak Arts Council
We thank our partners
Partners: Old City, Residency Unlimited, YVAA, Trust for Mutual Understanding, A4 Center of contemporary culture, TICHO and spol.
Media partners: Rádio Devín, Rádio_FM, Artalk and Denník N
Exhibition opening
Oskár Čepan Award 2024
Svetlana Fialová
Paula Malinowska
Kvet Nguyen
On Friday, 13/12/2024 at 6:00 p.m. in the Pistori Palace in Bratislava
The selected laureates Svetlana Fialová, Paula Malinowska, and Kvet Nguyen will present their works at a joint exhibition, the opening of which will take place on December 13, 2024 at 18:00 in the Pistori Palace in Bratislava.
—
63 artists applied for this year's Oskar Čepan Prize and female artists, which represents the historically highest number in the 28 years of the project. The diversity of submitted creative output reflects the current and constantly evolving discourse of contemporary visual art.
The international jury included Erin Li (CHN/HK), curator of the Delfina Foundation in London, focused on living art and culture; Amira Gad (EG/FR), independent curator working at KANAL – Center Pompidou in Brussels, with previous experience at the Serpentine Galleries in London; Piotr Sikora (PL/CZ), curator of residency programs at MeetFactory in Prague, inspired by sauna culture, mycology and kitsch; and Lilia Kudelia (UA/USA), curator of the Young Visual Artists Award program in New York and an art historian working in Texas.
—
The exhibition is realized by the Oskar Čepan Award team in close cooperation with the Pistori Palace in Bratislava.
Exhibition curator: Denis Kozerawski
Exhibition architecture: Jakub Kopec
Visual identity: Matúš Buranovský
Photography: Leontína Berková
During the opening Dj Kristofino and Dj GÄP.
The exhibition will be open until February 28, 2024.
—
The Oskar Čepan Award was created in 1996 at the initiative of the American foundation Trust for Mutual Understanding. It is part of the international Young Visual Artists Awards network. Since 2001, the project has been implemented by the Foundation - Center for Contemporary Art with the support of the Trust for Mutual Understanding, and since 2016 also in cooperation with Residency Unlimited. The project serves to support contemporary visual art, its creators. Enrollment in it based on an open call is not limited by a specific medium. The age limit for participation in the project is 40 years. The Oskar Čepan Award is part of the wider international network YVAA - Young Visual Artists Awards, organized in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe.
Oskár Čepan (1925 – 1992) was a distinguished critic and theoretician of visual arts with a broad scope and penetrating outlook, dedicated editor and anthologist, erudite and perceptive author of texts about contemporary Slovak visual arts, philosopher, theorist, historian and critic. He had an irreplaceable position in the Slovak history of visual arts of the twentieth century. His texts are still relevant and surprisingly accurate today.
—
Organizer: Foundation - Center of Contemporary Art
Co-organizer: private art support platform Collective < br/>
Supported by the Art Support Fund from public sources
Partners: Staré Mesto, Residency Unlimited, YVAA, Trust for Mutual Understanding, A4 space of contemporary culture, Ticho and spol.
Media partners: Rádio Devín, Rádio_FM, Artalk, Denník N
//
Across Endless Moments of Fading Dreams, I'll Keep the Night a Little Longer For You
Exhibition opening
Oskár Čepan Award 2024
Svetlana Fialová
Paula Malinowska
Kvet Nguyen
Friday, December 13, 2024 at 6:00 PM at Pistori Palace in Bratislava
The selected laureates Svetlana Fialová, Paula Malinowska, and Kvet Nguyen will present their works at a group exhibition, which will be open on December 13, 2024, at 6:00 PM at Pistori Palace in Bratislava.
—
63 artists applied for this year's Oskár Čepan Award, marking the highest number in the 28-year history of the project. The diversity of the submitted portfolios reflect the current and ever-evolving discourse of contemporary visual art.
The international jury consists of Erin Li (CHN/HK), a curator at the Delfina Foundation in London, specializing in live art and culture; Amira Gad (EG/FR), an independent curator at KANAL – Center Pompidou in Brussels, with previous experience at the Serpentine Galleries in London; Piotr Sikora (PL/CZ), a curator of residency programs at MeetFactory in Prague, inspired by sauna culture, mycology, and kitsch; and Lilia Kudelia (UA/USA), a curator of the Young Visual Artists Award program in New York and art historian based in Texas.
—
The exhibition is organized by the Oskár Čepan Award team in close cooperation with Pistori Palace in Bratislava.
Exhibition curator: Denis Kozerawski
Exhibition architecture: Jakub Kopec
Visual identity: Matúš Buranovský
Photography : Leontína Berková
DJ Kristofino and DJ GÄP will play at the opening.
The exhibition will be open until February 28, 2024.
—
The Oskár Čepan Award was established in 1996 through the initiative of the American foundation Trust for Mutual Understanding. Since 2001, the project has been implemented by the Center for Contemporary Art Foundation with the support of the Trust for Mutual Understanding, and since 2016, in collaboration with Residency Unlimited. The award aims to support contemporary visual art and its creators. Applications are open to all visual media through a public call. The age limit for participation is 40 years. The project is part of the wider international network of YVAA – Young Visual Artists Awards, which are organized in Central and Eastern Europe.
Oskár Čepan (1925 – 1992) was a strong critic and art theorist with a broad scope and general solid knowledge, a devoted editor and anthologist, an erudite and receptive author of texts about contemporary Slovak visual art, a philosopher, theoretician, historian and critic. He played an essential role in the Slovak history of visual art of the 20th century, and his texts are still valid and surprisingly accurate today.
—
Organizer: Nadácia – Centrum contemporary art
Co-organizer: A private platform for the support of art Collective
Supported using public funding by Slovak Arts Council
We thank our partners
Partners: Old City, Residency Unlimited, YVAA, Trust for Mutual Understanding, A4 Center of contemporary culture, TICHO and spol.
Media partners: Rádio Devín, Rádio_FM, Artalk and Denník N