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BUK 2009
Join us for the opening of the exhibiton BUK 2009 on Friday, April 30, 2009 at 7 pm. Baranja Art Colony was initiated in the region of Baranja in East Croatia by artists Kata Mijatović and Zoran Pavelić. Baranja Art Colony does not have predefined conceptual framework; the focus each year stems from the synergies of the location and the invited artists.
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Micropolitics: Ana Dzokic and Marc Neelen (STEALTH.unlimited)_March 10, 2010 at 7 pm
For the Venice Architecture Biennale in 2008 STEALTH.unlimited co-curated the Dutch Pavilion with the project 'ARCHIPHOENIX - Faculties of Architecture'. Their response to the overall topic 'Out There: Architecture Beyond Building' was triggered by the recent burn-down of the Faculty of Architecture in Delft. Instead of thinking in terms of an exhibition, the Dutch Pavilion was turned into a stage for research and exploration and a debate platform focusing on faculties for architecture – in the sense of its multiple capacities, powers, capabilities. For a week, the project took the opportunity to engage a vast network of architects and other professionals in a direct exchange either as speakers, interviewers, or moderators. The spatial set-up for the pavilion changed on a daily basis to accommodate the line of activities and an on-site instantly edited video and book production unit. While the pavilion has been acting as a temporary 'school', the produced content aimed to become an imaginary curriculum for architecture beyond division on education and practice...
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MONEY ETC. - Isa Rosenberger and Kristina Leko _ February 25 – March 27, 2010
The exhibition Money etc. is the result of the collaboration of two multimedia artists, Isa Rosenberger and Kristina Leko. In their work so far, in their exhibitions, experimental and documentary video films or happenings, both tend to collaborate with different social groups and individuals. They are interested in the personal experiences, stories, competences and knowledge, points of view – and the ways they mix with the historical and political situation. In order to thematize the relations, intertwinings, points of view, perspectives, projections and prejudices between the (former) East and (former) West, in their joint Zagreb project they decide on the topic of banking, in light of the transitional process from a once socialistic into a capitalistic society. The domination of Austrian banks in Croatia and the effects on both Croatian and Austrian society, as the example of the so-called transitional processes in post-socialistic countries, is the starting point of their artistic research. On the other side of economic considerations, on the productive basis of art as a “specific stage of images,” they try to find an art form for this complex and politically charged question.
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Kristina Leko: How the People Live, II _ Sunday, 14.02.2010, 12 pm _ Park Maksimir, Third Lake
On Sunday 14th of February at noon Kristina Leko is going to read experts from the book "How the People Live", written by Rudolf Bičanić in 1936. The artist made almost same performance, with the same title, in 2008 in Park Tikveš at Baranja.
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