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Dina Roncevic: Suck Squeeze Bang Blow_ Part of: Academy Files II_ Friday, June 11, 2010 at 8 pm

The exhibition 'Suck Squeeze Bang Blow' by the young artist Dina Roncevic brings all the segments of her four-year process of acquiring the  car mechanic diploma, simultaneously transforming it into her graduate theses at the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb. Dina's work examines gender roles in the academic and educational environment as well as the conditions through which identity is created within the wider social context.




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Eric Van Hove _ artist talk/storytelling object _ Tuesday, June 1 at 8 pm _ HFS project space, Vinogradska 14

Van Hove's talk is part of a larger series of what the artist labeled “storytelling objects” rather than lectures. Each of these uses a number of earlier works and interventions -some unfinished or never even shown- as the base for a display of ideas and ruminations believed to be more meaningfully conveyed through stories.  The ‘traveling artist’ is here in some way similar to the Kamishibai of Japan who, between the two World Wars, was telling from the back of his bike different stories based on a number of picture cards. In his talk Eric Van Hove will introduce several recent works and site specific installations in Senegal, Costa-Rica, Japan, Iran, Madagascar and Egypt.    




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Izgubljena Fox_ Workshop and Exhibition

Join us at the opening of the exhibition ˝Izgubljena Fox˝ on Tuesday, May 25, 2010 at 8 pm. The exhibition has been developed within the frame of an annual joint project that involves linking students from the BA Animation and New Media Department at the Zagreb Academy of Art in Croatia, with the Fine Art BA students based at London Metropolitan University.  The project begins with a series of meetings, readings and workshops which aim to set out some of the objectives of the project. Although the underlying themes change from year to year, they often tend to circle issues related to foreignness, the exotic, tourism, displacement/dislocation, and estrangement...




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G-MK at Vienna Fair 2010

G-MK is taking part at Vienna Fair 2010. Its participation as an independant and non- profit gallery is generously supported by the Erste Foundation, Vienna. For this occasion G-MK will present works by Ben Cain, Tina Gverovic, Marko Tadic and Lala Rascic. The fair is open May 6- 9, 2010.  Please join us at stand A1704, Halle A, Messeplatz, Vienna.




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REMOVED FROM THE CROWD: THE FATE OF OUTER PLANETS opens at SKUC Gallery, Ljubljana on December 23, 2009

Removed from the Crowd:
The Fate of Outer Planets is a curatorial/art-historical piece developed by the Institute for Duration, Location and Variables (Ivana Bago & Antonia Majaca), based on an ongoing research that considers the phenomenon of the New Artistic Practice in the SR Croatia during the 1960s and 1970s outside the context of the analysis of the actual artistic production of that time, involving new elements and fragments with each new presentation. The first phase of the project was the educational program of seminars with the students of art history we initiated in Spring 2008 focusing on the history of curatorial and exhibition practices. The first ‘staging’ of the project, presented earlier this year in Belgrade in the framework of the exhibition Political Practices of (Post) Yugoslav Art focused on the modes of collaborative work of artists and the forms of self-organisation while the second presentation, at ŠKUC Gallery, includes a new chapter focusing on progressive curatorial strategies and innovative exhibition models.    

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And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out / 2nd chapter on stories and the 'immemorable' /

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WHERE EVERYTHING IS YET TO HAPPEN

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