János Brückner at Longtermhandstand


 Artist: Janos BrucknerTitle: Hungarian People’s ActivitiesVenue: Longtermhandstand, BudapestCurator: Peter Bencze „I have tried to trace the useful and healthy spiritual process that ignores reality and turns obvious into victory, so that we can go on living.
”István Örkény: All my drama is both a continuation and a denial of the previous… In: Bátki Mihály, Film …

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Jakub Jansa at GHMP

Artist: Jakub Jansa Title: The Garden of Problems Curator: Sandra Baborovská Part of venue: Thinking Through Film Location: 1. floor of the the Stone Bell House,GHMP, Prague Photos: artists and GHMP, Prague,Jan Kolský The first floor of gothic Stone Bell House, is dedicated to Jakub Jansa’s Garden of Problems project, which for the first time …

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Dan Beudean at Zina Gallery

Title: Doctor OuchItHurts opens a hospital that cures any sickness from any animal Artist: Dan Beudean Venue: Zina Gallery, Cluj-Napoca Photos: YAP Studio / Mădălin Mărgăritescu I think he thought, and we thought, that he had beaten the addiction, but he hadn’t, and I think that’s the nature of the addiction. It came back, and …

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Barbora Zentková & Julia Gryboś at Nová Cvernovka, Bratislava

Artists: Barbora Zentková & Julia Gryboś Title: Undertones Between Serpentines Venue: Nová Cvernovka, Bratislava Text: Jiří Sirůček Photo: Adam Šakový When scientist and geologist James Hutton went to the rocky outcrops of eastern Scotland in the second half of the eighteenth century to investigate the history of the Earth, he remarked that he could not …

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Hana Garová at České Budějovice House of Art

Artist: Hana GarováCurator: Silvia L. ČúzyováTitle: GatekeeperVenue: Gallery of Contemporary Art and Architecture – České Budějovice House of ArtPhotos: Silvia L. Čúzyová The 2023 exhibition season at the České Budějovice House of Art concludes with Gatekeeper, an exhibition of works by painter Hana Garová, who presents several previously unexhibited large-format red paintings (“Ravens”) alongside a …

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Anna Hulačová, Julie Béna at CEACC

Title: Anna, the Jester et les monstroplantesArtists: Anna Hulačová, Julie BénaCurator: Alice MotardVenue: Centre européen d’actions artistiques contemporaines (CEAAC), Strasbourg,Photos: Émilie Vialet Marking the 10th anniversary of the Strasbourg <> Prague exchange programme, organised in partnership with MeetFactory and Institut français de Prague, this double exhibition by Anna Hulačová and Julie Béna (born in 1984 …

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Pakui Hardware at The Lithuanian National Museum of Art

Artist: Pakui Hardware Title: Inflammation Exhibition Environment and Landscape Architects: Išora x Lozuraitytė studio (Petras Išora-Lozuraitis and Ona Lozuraitytė-Išorė) Curator: Valentinas Klimašauskas Project Coordinator: Evaldas Stankevičius Venue: The Lithuanian National Museum of Art Light Artist: Eugenijus Sabaliauskas Design: Vytautas Volbekas Translation: Alexandra Bondarev A scorched landscape emerges on the retina strained by twilight. On the …

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Ioana Nemeș at Between Bridges

Artist: Ioana NemeșTitle:  Times CollidingVenue: Between Bridges, Berlin, GermanyPhotos: all documentation photos by Dan Ipp / images courtesy of Between Bridges Foundation, Berlin and Kilobase Bucharest / Ioana Nemeș Archive Between Bridges is delighted to present an exhibition by Romanian conceptual artist Ioana Nemeș (1979–2011), to date the first solo show of the artist in a non-commercial art …

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Eva Fajčíková at The White Room

Artist: Eva Fajčíková Title: MOON HARVEST
Venue: The White Room, Prague
Curator: Miroslava Urbanová 
 The power and force of the Moon including its lunar phases have fascinated mankind for centuries. The Moon has become an integral part of symbolism in different cultures, selected archetypes and continuously reinterpreted stories. The magical power of the moonlight is perhaps …

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Inside Job at 66P Subjective Institution of Culture

Artist: Inside Job (Ula Lucińska, Michał Kynchaus)Title:There Are Flowers That Are Born of MudCurator: Joanna Kobyłt (BWA Wrocław Gallery)Venue: 66P Subjective Institution of Culture, Księcia Witolda 66, Wrocław, PolandPhotography: Małgorzata Kujda The industrial ovens that baked bread for the army have long since cooled down1. Besides, no fire could burn in an environment almost devoid of …

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Julija Zaharijević, Tamara Grčić at Eugster || Belgrade

​Title: Structure ​Artists: Julija Zaharijević, Tamara Grčić ​Venue: Eugster || Belgrade Curator: Natalija Paunić Tamara Grčić, Julija Zaharijević and I met in Berlin a year ago. Neither of their practices are concerned with the supernatural, quite the contrary — they are both deeply interested in reality – yet, I deemed that encounter mystical, knowing that …

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Magdalena Sadlowska at Spectra Art Space

Artist: Magdalena Sadlowska Title: Drive my car Venue:Starak Family Foundation, Spectra Art Space, Warsaw, Poland Curators: Ania Muszyńska, Kama Kieremkampt  Our understanding of reality is the result of inheriting emotional and sentimental fragments from previous generations. Those close to us pass on their experiences, sentiments, and feelings, which influence our understanding of history. Cultural empathy …

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Eliška Konečná at Polansky

Artist: Eliška Konečná Venue: Polansky Gallery, Prague Title: Thirst Curator: Caroline Krzyszton What is fascinating about Eliška Konečná’s work is that it detaches itself from any chronological linearity to gradually approach a certain timelessness, a form of universalism mirroring the history of art.This interpretation finds its roots in Eliška Konečná’s relation to symbolism and the …

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