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Land of Human Rights

Land of Human Rights is a joint project of <rotor> association for contemporary art, Graz (AT), University of J.E. Purkyně, Ústí nad Labem (CZ), riesa efau | Motorenhalle, Dresden (G), Trafó Gallery, Budapest (HU),
Galerija Škuc, Ljubljana (SI) and Galerija Miroslav Kraljević, Zagreb (HR).

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The long term and multifaced project comprised of series of new artistic productions, lectures, conferences, publications, public interventions and exhibitions, deals with the status quo of the human rights in Europe seen from the perspective of visual art and intellectual practice. Starting in 2007, over a period of two and a half years analyses and visions of human rights issues in Europe will be developed and disseminated in the general public through a set of multidiciplinary projects and discursive formats. 

> more> www.landofhumanrights.eu

 

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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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