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Křest knihy | Where Them Stray Dogs At
Event by: ArtMap, Knihkupectví ArtMap
Location: Knihkupectví ArtMap, Vojtěšská 196, Praha 1
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Where Balkanism, Gentrification and Nostalgia
Author's team: Barbora Ilič (ed.), Jiří Gruber, Milica Živković, Risto Ilič and Tamara Spaijković. >
We cordially invite you to the ArtMap bookstore to the performance and baptism of our new book Where Them Stray Dogs AT, which we published together with Fava Brno and authorial team Barbora Ilič, Jiří Gruber, Milici Živković, Rista Ilič and Tamara Spajković.
with Belgrade as a conceptual basis of the authors in their texts and rich pictorial material into complex identities and narratives screened on the Balkan region. Through interconnected perspectives, they examine the topics of authenticity, migration and urban transformations, while connecting personal and collective narratives. The book offers a multi-layered view of the liminal territory between the development and bankruptcy, past and present, belonging and alienation. />
The activities of ArtMap are financially supported by the Ministry of Culture, the State Fund of Culture, hl. m. Prague, Prague 1 and st. m. brn. 00 PM Artmap Bookstore
Where Them Stray Dogs At
Liminal Thoughts On Balkanism, Gertifying and Nostalgia
Authors: Barbora Ilič (ed.) Živković, Risto Ilič and Tamara Spajković
Join US for the Launch of "Where Them Stray Dogs at", and Compelling New Work by Authors Jiří Gruber, Barbora Ilič, Risto Ilič, Milica Živković , and Tamara Spajković. Using Belgrade Asir Conceptual Foundation, This Collective Work Delves Into The Complex Identities and Narratives Projected ono the Balkan Region. Through Interconnected Perspectives, The Authors Explore Themes of Authenticity, Migration, and Urban Transformation, Weaving Together Personal and Collective Narratives. The Book Offers and Nuanced Examination of Liminal Spaces-The Territory Between Development and Decline, Past and Present, Belonging and Alienation.
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Artmap's Activities Are Financial Supported by the Ministers of Culture, The State Cultural Fund, the City of Prague, Prague 1 District, and the City of Brno.
Author's team: Barbora Ilič (ed.), Jiří Gruber, Milica Živković, Risto Ilič and Tamara Spaijković. >
We cordially invite you to the ArtMap bookstore to the performance and baptism of our new book Where Them Stray Dogs AT, which we published together with Fava Brno and authorial team Barbora Ilič, Jiří Gruber, Milici Živković, Rista Ilič and Tamara Spajković.
with Belgrade as a conceptual basis of the authors in their texts and rich pictorial material into complex identities and narratives screened on the Balkan region. Through interconnected perspectives, they examine the topics of authenticity, migration and urban transformations, while connecting personal and collective narratives. The book offers a multi-layered view of the liminal territory between the development and bankruptcy, past and present, belonging and alienation. />
The activities of ArtMap are financially supported by the Ministry of Culture, the State Fund of Culture, hl. m. Prague, Prague 1 and st. m. brn. 00 PM Artmap Bookstore
Where Them Stray Dogs At
Liminal Thoughts On Balkanism, Gertifying and Nostalgia
Authors: Barbora Ilič (ed.) Živković, Risto Ilič and Tamara Spajković
Join US for the Launch of "Where Them Stray Dogs at", and Compelling New Work by Authors Jiří Gruber, Barbora Ilič, Risto Ilič, Milica Živković , and Tamara Spajković. Using Belgrade Asir Conceptual Foundation, This Collective Work Delves Into The Complex Identities and Narratives Projected ono the Balkan Region. Through Interconnected Perspectives, The Authors Explore Themes of Authenticity, Migration, and Urban Transformation, Weaving Together Personal and Collective Narratives. The Book Offers and Nuanced Examination of Liminal Spaces-The Territory Between Development and Decline, Past and Present, Belonging and Alienation.
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Artmap's Activities Are Financial Supported by the Ministers of Culture, The State Cultural Fund, the City of Prague, Prague 1 District, and the City of Brno.