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komentovaná prohlídka / Your Addiction Is the Message
Guided tour / Your Addiction is the Message
Event by: Dům umění města Brna, Brno Artists in Residence
Location: House of the Lords of Kunštát, Dominikánská 348, Brno-střed
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About event
We cordially invite you on Wednesday, December 5 at 16:00 to the House of the Lords of Kunštát for a guided tour, which will guide you through the final exhibition of the year -round cycle Your Addiction is The Message. Through contemporary art, he explored addiction and escape strategy in the context of current socio -cultural questions.
curator Barbora Trnková
17:00 - discussion and guided tour of Emergency. Preparations for the future with curator Lenka Dolan and guests
18:30 - Guided tour of the exhibition Michaela Davidová: The Metabolising Analogue with curators Marika Svobodová, Tatiana Dižová and Gajane Achverdjanová
It will present exhibited works by Veronika Rónai, Hugo Llanes, Alfred Muszynsky, Alicia Zaton and Zai XU, who deal with the topics of personal challenges and addictions in connection with the expectations of society on the one hand and its indifference on the other. We will also focus on the Spacore Serena JV Elston project, exploring capitalism formed by the relationship between work and relaxation, or the works of Agata's Agata & Agata Lankamer, Viktor Dedek and Anastasije Pavić, reflecting the digital culture of accelerating loneliness and social pressures. /> We will also mention the minds of the whole cycle concerning the relationship of art to crises we face as a company, and briefly recapitulate the exhibition of the year 2024. With kitschy landscapes from the inheritance, where by dulling brutality, he may have revealed transgeneration traumas. Furthermore, the presentation of the semester works of the studio of the FAVU BUT, which offered diverse approaches to a given topic from the perspective of the Student. The exhibition I'M Sorry You Feel That Way (Ethel Lilienfeld, Jiří Kaňák, Viktor Dedek) then focused specifically on how digital technologies not only change everyday reality, but also hamper the necessary socio -cultural changes. While the exhibition Lucie Táčová There's No One To Live My Life invited us to the corners of the internal reflection of the author's family situation to touch the hopeless drama of taboo the consequences of alcohol addiction - a substance that is normalized in our culture.
The tour will take place in Czech.
curator Barbora Trnková
17:00 - discussion and guided tour of Emergency. Preparations for the future with curator Lenka Dolan and guests
18:30 - Guided tour of the exhibition Michaela Davidová: The Metabolising Analogue with curators Marika Svobodová, Tatiana Dižová and Gajane Achverdjanová
It will present exhibited works by Veronika Rónai, Hugo Llanes, Alfred Muszynsky, Alicia Zaton and Zai XU, who deal with the topics of personal challenges and addictions in connection with the expectations of society on the one hand and its indifference on the other. We will also focus on the Spacore Serena JV Elston project, exploring capitalism formed by the relationship between work and relaxation, or the works of Agata's Agata & Agata Lankamer, Viktor Dedek and Anastasije Pavić, reflecting the digital culture of accelerating loneliness and social pressures. /> We will also mention the minds of the whole cycle concerning the relationship of art to crises we face as a company, and briefly recapitulate the exhibition of the year 2024. With kitschy landscapes from the inheritance, where by dulling brutality, he may have revealed transgeneration traumas. Furthermore, the presentation of the semester works of the studio of the FAVU BUT, which offered diverse approaches to a given topic from the perspective of the Student. The exhibition I'M Sorry You Feel That Way (Ethel Lilienfeld, Jiří Kaňák, Viktor Dedek) then focused specifically on how digital technologies not only change everyday reality, but also hamper the necessary socio -cultural changes. While the exhibition Lucie Táčová There's No One To Live My Life invited us to the corners of the internal reflection of the author's family situation to touch the hopeless drama of taboo the consequences of alcohol addiction - a substance that is normalized in our culture.
The tour will take place in Czech.