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Removed from the Crowd: Unexpected Encounters II_Comparative Conceptualisms: Research Methodologies and Interpretations_seminar and book launch
Join us for the second seminar in the framework of the on-going research and publishing project 'Removed From the Crowd' developed by the Institute for Duration, Location and Variables (DeLVe). Participants in the seminar are Klara Kemp-Welch (editor), Luiza Nader and Sarah Wilson. After the seminar we invite you for the book launch of Removed From the Crowd: Unexpected Encounters I, edited by Ivana Bago and Antonia Majača in coll. with Vesna Vuković.
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Davor Sanvincenti_Invisible landscapes / Part I:Earth_OCT 30, 7 PM: Discussion between the artist and the curator Ana Kutlesa, OCT 31, 12-20: sound installation
'Invisible landscapes / Part I:Earth' is an 8 hours sound installation/composition, a part of a larger project 'La cour du domaine'. The piece investigates the fields of phonography and the phenomenon of ecological perception. The composition consists of sequences of field recordings done on several natural sites over three continents. The linearity of the composition (involving no loops) invites one to be present in the meditation of time, to create a space for inner vision.(Davor Sanvincenti)
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Asier Mendizabal: Prizemljeno, September 19 - October 18, 2011
Asier Mendizabal's works presented at the exhibition ‘Prizemljeno’ at Galerija Miroslav Kraljevic, focus on the historical relations between form and ideology; primarily through analyzing the meanings of abstract utopian universalism and its historical reception. Through different media (sculpture, text, photography and collage), Mendizabal is looking into popular and artistic practices and the configurations surrounding the relations between politics and art in public sculptures, mainly in the politically complex territory of the Basque country.
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MARK TRIBE: 'THE DYSTOPIA FILES', June 9th – July 9th 2011. June 9th at 8 pm - exhibition opening; June 11th from 2pm – 'Art of Curating', workshop; June 11th at 7pm - public lecture
„The Dystopia Files“ at g-mk is the newest iteration of Mark Tribe's ongoing project, which recontextualizes the history of demonstrations in the US. The work tackles on a set of questions about power relations, spectatorship, image manipulation, participation, interaction and political engagement. The relationship between these issues and recent curatorial practices will be discussed during the workshop held by Mark Tribe. In a talk following the workshop, Mark will present his practices, including his previous acknowledged projects such as Rhizome and Port Huron. The exhibition is curated by Željka Himbele Kožul.
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