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Collaboration LMU ALU - The Last One We Had Recently

Exhibition "The Last One We Had Recently" is a result of the collaboration of the Academy of Fine Arts Zagreb and London Metropolitan University. Exhibition opening: 9th of May 2013  




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Patricia Esquivias: Folklore

Patricia Esquivias’s exhibition “Folklore” at the Gallery Miroslav Kraljevic features for the first time all four works from the series in a single gallery space. Her works thematize the history of Spain, its culture and image. Folklore video installations deal with the events of historical significance and parallel stories which are stored in the collective, “folk” memory. Using a modest aesthetics and unrehearsed speech to narrate the stories, Patricia Esquivias weaves together unrelated facts, presenting the making of history as a democratic, continuous, permeable and participatory activity. We watch the lecture through the subjective frame of the artist-narrator.   Exhibition opening: 5th of March, 7 pm. Exhibition is open until 6th of April.




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Nicoline van Harskamp: Yours in solidarity

Yours in Solidarity addresses the history and future of anarchism and revolves around the letter archive of the Dutch anarchist Karl Max Kreuger (1946-1999), now housed in the International Institute for Social History in Amsterdam. Kreuger maintained extensive correspondence with about  400 fellow anarchists world wide. Through the study of the letters he exchanged with 60 of them –- an investigation of their respective private and political observations and handwriting analyses –- and with the help of actors of the relevant age and nationality, van Harskamp constructs their life stories starting from the last date of writing. In a fully staged meeting of correspondents, she suggests what would happen if they were to meet today. The resulting work brings together van Harskamp’s notes and quotations from over 1000 letters - video documentation of the individual working sessions with actors - and a video of the meeting.       




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REMOVED FROM THE CROWD: Unexpected Encounters I_ READER

Bringing together newly commissioned essays predominantly from an emerging generation of researchers and writers, this reader focuses on conceptual and experimental artistic, curatorial and institutional practices that have rarely or never been brought into relation with parallels outside their respective context, in this case Latvia, Slovenia, Croatia, Hungary, Chile, Peru, Poland and Romania. It does not strive for the formulation of a structured narrative of theses and conclusions, nor is it imagined as a review of practices determined by their ‘peripheral geographies’. Rather, while seeking to avoid already established analogies and references it becomes a call for close reading. The result is an experiment in which comparative readings can be formed through potentially unexpected and revealing ‘encounters’.

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REMOVED FROM THE CROWD* Dionysian Socialism, (Non) Action, Delayed Audience_1960s and 1970s in Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia /Open research/ Tranzitdisplay, Prague, June 20th - July 10th, 2011

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Where Everything Is Yet To Happen_2nd Chapter: Exposures

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

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