Artist: Jan Domicz Title: Development Venue: DOMIE project space, Poznań, Poland Text: Jagna Domżalska DOMIE is a cultural institution located in a place that has features of a previous residential function and it is awaiting renovation. The exhibition by Jan Domicz relates directly to the news that DOMIE has not been granted funds for the …
Artist: Marta Krześlak Title: Ayaaoeho. Venue: Szara Kamienica Gallery Curator: Ania Batko Photo: all images courtesy of the artist/ photo: Paweł Wyląg The Little prince climbed to the top of a high mountain. The three volcanoes on his planet were the only mountains he had even known, and they were only as high as a …
Artist: Jaanus Samma Title: Folklore Venue: Robert Grunenberg, Berlin Samma’s work aims to locate queer subjectivity and desire in seemingly heteronormative spaces: street corners, public spaces, and folk culture are mined and presented as ripe for sexual and sociopolitical re-interpretation. Combining fieldwork, oral history, and archival research, the artist responds to absences of sexual representation …
DATES: August 1-31, 2021 LOCATION: Budapest (Hungary) APPLICATION DEADLINE: June 10, 2021 If you wish to apply for this residency program, please send your portfolio in pdf format (max. 10MB) to easttopics@gmail.com. Easttopics Artist Residency Program hosts artist from the Central and Easter Europe region: Painting, drawing, graphic arts Sculpture, installation Performance Photography Video …
Artists: Archives of Public Protests, Iván Argote, Alex Baczyński-Jenkins, Rufina Bazlova, BorisCharmatz & César Vayssié, Zuzanna Czebatul, Bogomir Doringer, Robert Getso, Anton Stoianov, Frédéric Gies, Jonathan Glazer & Mica Levi, Jakub Gliński & daisy cutter, Igor Grubić, Roman Himey & Yarema Malashchuk, Zhang Huan, Steffani Jemison, Anna Jermolaewa, Agata Kalinowska, Consortium for Post-Artistic Practices, Chris …
Artist: Flo Kasearu Title: Cut out of life Venue: Tallinn Art Hall, Tallinn Curator: Cathrin Mayer Photo: Paul Kuimet What really goes on behind closed doors? Why is it safer on the streets than at home? How do male perpetrators – every fourth man in Estonia – justify their actions? How to recognise violence around …
Artist: Andrej Škufca Title: Softshell Creeper Venue: Aksioma – Institute for Contemporary Art, Ljubljana Curator: Christina Gigliotti Hey, hey, hey, listen! In order for this to work, I’m going to need your full attention. You see, you’ve fallen down right in the middle of a petri dish. You’re a human microbe. No one can see or hear …
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Artist: Gábor Kristóf Title: Picnic on the Driving Range Venue: Schemnitz Gallery, Banská Štiavnica Curator: Vladimír Beskid 01/05/2020TO PAUL The year of 2020 was meant to be yours, dear Paul, and a great year in general (such a beautiful and mystic number, twenty-twenty…) but let’s face it, we failed and your precious anniversary is completely …
Artist: Nikita Kadan Title: Stone Hits Stone Venue: PinchukArtCenter, Kyiv Curator: Björn Geldhof Assistant curator: Kateryna Iakovlenko Exposition architecture and design: Dana Kosmina Kyiv, Ukraine, February 25, 2021 The PinchukArtCentre (Kyiv, Ukraine) presents “Stone Hits Stone” by Nikita Kadan, made in the context of the PinchukArtCentre’s Research Platform. His first major solo exhibition in Ukraine presents both new produced and existing works reflecting …
Artist: Anna Hulačová Title: The Next Shift Venue: Pedro Cera, Lisbon Photo: Bruno Lopes, courtesy the artist and Pedro Cera, Lisbon Pedro Cera is please to present the exhibition of Anna Hulačová at the gallery. The work of Czech artist Anna Hulačová is ingrained deeply in the medium of sculpture. Exploring through a wide range …
Artists: Silva Agostini, Brigita Antoni, Bora Baboçi, Alma Bakiaj, Lumturi Blloshmi, Lirije Buliqi, Liljana Çefa, Donika Çina, Flaka Haliti, HAVEIT, Blerta Hoçia, Majlinda Hoxha, Shpresa Faqi, Fitore Isufi – Koja, Shelbatra Jashari, Ledia Kostandini, Edona Kryeziu, Hyrije Krypa, Iva Lulashi, Diana Miziri, Silvi Naçi, Matilda Odobashi, Greta Pllana, Edit Pula(j), Nurhan Qehaja, Alketa Ramaj, Miradije …
Artists: Viktória Kalán, Mónika Kárándi, Hanna Rédling, Marina Sztefanu Title: Sometimes I Flow with the Ocean Venue: Deák Erika Gallery, Budapest Photo: Réka Hegyháti The upcoming exhibition in the Erika Deák Gallery, Sometimes I flow with the ocean will introduce four emerging artists and their newest works to the public. The gallery space will turn …
Artist: Márton Emil Tóth Title: Through The Wall Venue: PINCE, Budapest Text: Zsolt Miklósvölgyi According to French philosopher Gaston Bachelard the cellar “is first and foremost the dark entity of the house, the one that partakes of subterranean forces. When we dream there, we are in harmony with the irrationality of the depths.” Márton Emil …
Artist: Agnieszka Brzeżańska Title: So remember the liquid ground Venue: eastcontemporary, Milan Curated by eastcontemporary with accompanying text by Gabi Scardi What can we learn from water? The notion of fluidity and liquidness has been explored in cultural, social and political theory over the last decade. ‘So remember the liquid ground’ writes Luce Irigaray in the Marine Lover …
Artists: Viktorie Langer and Hana Garová Title: Fucking Painting Venue: ZAHORIAN & VAN ESPEN Prague Curator: Terezie Nekvindová They met few years ago at Vladimír Skrepl’s and Jiří Kovanda’s studio at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. They’re not only generationally close, but also have the same sense of delicacy, similar basis and comparable …
Read moreViktorie Langer and Hana Garová at ZAHORIAN & VAN ESPEN