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🟢 V ústrety transregionálnym dejinám umenia / Towards Transregional Art Histories
🟢 In meet the Transregional History of Art / Twards Transregional Art Histories
Event by: Galéria mesta Bratislavy, The Július Koller Society, VŠVU / AFAD, České centrum Bratislava
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🟢 I will meet the transregional art history
🟢 Twards Transregional Art Histories
The symposium accompanied by the Haptic Ozven exhibition. Nature, body, politics in the art of the former Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia in the Bratislava City Gallery. It follows the exhibition of the Haptic Ozvena, which emphasizes environmental motives in the art of 60 to 90s and confronts parallel, although often mutually entangled stories of art from two modern European federations - Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia. The symposium will address the issue of mutual contacts and friendly exchanges that led to the aesthetics of defiance and the emergence of collective platforms. The ambition of the symposium is to discuss the link of radical artistic practices, to point out the little known context of policies of multinational cultural spaces and to bring the phenomenon of minority cultures closer. The symposium is accessible to student as well as to the public and the conference language will be English. /HU, Jana Pičaříková & Ondřej Chrobák /CZ, Luka Savić /SI
🟢 🟢 Curators of the Haptic Ozvena exhibition:
Daniel Grúň /SK, Darko Šimičić /HR, Miško Šuvaković /RS
🟢 Performative actions: Vlado Martek/HR
🟢 Places:
GMB, Pálffy Palace, 2. and 3. Floor
VŠVU, Hviezdoslavovo nám. 18, 1. Floor
🟢 Admission: Free entry
🟢 More info about the program: https://www.gmb.sk/detail/v-ustrety-transregional-dejinam-ouns
🟢 Partners Symposia:
Institute of Art History, Center of Sciences on the Arts of SAS, v. in. I, Július Koller Society, Academy of Fine Arts and Design, Scientific Grant Agency of the Ministry of Education of the Slovak Republic and SR (VEGA), Czech Center Bratislava
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The Symposium Accompanying the Exhibition Haptic Echo. Nature, points, Politics in Art of Former Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia, Bratislava City Gallery. of the 20th Century. Organized in conjunction with haptic echo exhibition the focus of the Environmental Motifs in the Art of the 1960s to 1990s the Symposium Confrons The Parallel, Though ofTene Intertwined, narratory of Art Two Modern European Federations Lavia. The Symposium Will Address The Issues of Mutual Contacts, Friendly Exchanges, Leading To Aesthetics of Resistance and the Emergency of Collective Artistic Platforms. The Ambition of the Symposium is to Discuss The Legacy of Radical Artistic Practices, that Point Out Little-Known Contexts in the Politics of Multine Cultural Spaces and the Phenomenon of Minority Cultures. The Symposium is Open to Students As Well as General Public and the Language of Discussion will be English. , Emese Kürti /HU, Jana Pičaříková & Ondřej Chrobák /CZ, Luka Savić /SI
🟢 Curators of the Exhibition Haptic Echo:
Daniel Grúň /SK, Darko Šimičić /HR, Miško Šuvaković /RS
🟢 Performative Actions: Vlado Martek/HR
🟢 More info About the program: https://www.gmb.sk/en/detail/twards-transregional-art-histories
🟢 Venues:
Bratislava City Gallery, Pálffy Palace, 2nd and 3rd Floor
Academy of Fine Arts and Design, Hviezdoslavovo nám. 18, 1st Floor
🟢 Admission: Free Entry
🟢 Symposium Partners:
Institute of Art History, Art Research Center of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Július Koller Society, Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava, Scientific Grant Agency of the Ministry of Education of the Slovak Republic and SR (VEGA), Czech Center Bratislava
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📷 Irwin, Like to Like/Oho 2004 (Photo Reconstruction of the Group Oho Action from 1970), Photo: Tomaž Gregorič, and Cornerhouse Commission Courtesy: Gregor Podnar Gallery.
🟢 Twards Transregional Art Histories
The symposium accompanied by the Haptic Ozven exhibition. Nature, body, politics in the art of the former Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia in the Bratislava City Gallery. It follows the exhibition of the Haptic Ozvena, which emphasizes environmental motives in the art of 60 to 90s and confronts parallel, although often mutually entangled stories of art from two modern European federations - Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia. The symposium will address the issue of mutual contacts and friendly exchanges that led to the aesthetics of defiance and the emergence of collective platforms. The ambition of the symposium is to discuss the link of radical artistic practices, to point out the little known context of policies of multinational cultural spaces and to bring the phenomenon of minority cultures closer. The symposium is accessible to student as well as to the public and the conference language will be English. /HU, Jana Pičaříková & Ondřej Chrobák /CZ, Luka Savić /SI
🟢 🟢 Curators of the Haptic Ozvena exhibition:
Daniel Grúň /SK, Darko Šimičić /HR, Miško Šuvaković /RS
🟢 Performative actions: Vlado Martek/HR
🟢 Places:
GMB, Pálffy Palace, 2. and 3. Floor
VŠVU, Hviezdoslavovo nám. 18, 1. Floor
🟢 Admission: Free entry
🟢 More info about the program: https://www.gmb.sk/detail/v-ustrety-transregional-dejinam-ouns
🟢 Partners Symposia:
Institute of Art History, Center of Sciences on the Arts of SAS, v. in. I, Július Koller Society, Academy of Fine Arts and Design, Scientific Grant Agency of the Ministry of Education of the Slovak Republic and SR (VEGA), Czech Center Bratislava
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The Symposium Accompanying the Exhibition Haptic Echo. Nature, points, Politics in Art of Former Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia, Bratislava City Gallery. of the 20th Century. Organized in conjunction with haptic echo exhibition the focus of the Environmental Motifs in the Art of the 1960s to 1990s the Symposium Confrons The Parallel, Though ofTene Intertwined, narratory of Art Two Modern European Federations Lavia. The Symposium Will Address The Issues of Mutual Contacts, Friendly Exchanges, Leading To Aesthetics of Resistance and the Emergency of Collective Artistic Platforms. The Ambition of the Symposium is to Discuss The Legacy of Radical Artistic Practices, that Point Out Little-Known Contexts in the Politics of Multine Cultural Spaces and the Phenomenon of Minority Cultures. The Symposium is Open to Students As Well as General Public and the Language of Discussion will be English. , Emese Kürti /HU, Jana Pičaříková & Ondřej Chrobák /CZ, Luka Savić /SI
🟢 Curators of the Exhibition Haptic Echo:
Daniel Grúň /SK, Darko Šimičić /HR, Miško Šuvaković /RS
🟢 Performative Actions: Vlado Martek/HR
🟢 More info About the program: https://www.gmb.sk/en/detail/twards-transregional-art-histories
🟢 Venues:
Bratislava City Gallery, Pálffy Palace, 2nd and 3rd Floor
Academy of Fine Arts and Design, Hviezdoslavovo nám. 18, 1st Floor
🟢 Admission: Free Entry
🟢 Symposium Partners:
Institute of Art History, Art Research Center of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Július Koller Society, Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava, Scientific Grant Agency of the Ministry of Education of the Slovak Republic and SR (VEGA), Czech Center Bratislava
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📷 Irwin, Like to Like/Oho 2004 (Photo Reconstruction of the Group Oho Action from 1970), Photo: Tomaž Gregorič, and Cornerhouse Commission Courtesy: Gregor Podnar Gallery.