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milos
milos.vojtechovsky@fcca.cz
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Ready to...
International Conference, Exhibition, Workshop, Screenings, Performances
Prague October 3-8, 2001
www.fcca.cz/ready
Ready to...an international event that focuses on issues of fostering,=20
extending, and reframing sustainable partnerships between artists'=20
initiatives mainly within the West and East Europe. Keywords: international=
=20
networks, seminars, cooperative projects, sharing of experiences.
The conference, organized on the occasion of the IKG 25th=20
Anniversary Assembly Meeting, is bringing together a diverse group of=20
artists and art practitioners to examine current issues in the arts. The=20
program aims to encourage partnerships and review tactical structures and=
=20
channeling flow of experiences by means of critical interpretation of=20
related topics, especially in the field of a cross-cultural framework.=20
Talks focus on social-cultural issues, reflecting new approaches and=20
seeking strategies for multi-lateral co-operation, art education, access=20
to the arts. The conference features seminar on media and archiving as=20
well as screenings of rare video and film from different collections and=20
mediaarchives. Participants include European members of the IKG, invited=20
guests from CEE and guest speakers.
Organized by IKG and Center for Contemporary Art Prague.
Opening event: Wednesday, October 3rd
LIGHT COILS (-LIVING ARCHIVES)
Venue: Universal Space NoD, Dlouha 33, 1st floor, Prague www.nod.cz
Time: 7pm - 10pm
Screening of videos and films from selected media archives from Europe=20
and North America, presenting the artist's view of current=20
social-political events and issues.
Video by Woody Vasulka: Comission, Art of Memory & Chris Marker: La Jetee=20
Multimedia performance: Jeremy Bernstein (USA)-Bootsquad Research,
www.bootsquad.com
Thursday October 4th
Art & Society
Venue: Goethe Institute, Masarykovo n=E1br. 32, Prague 1
10am - 1pm.
A series of presentations on art education programs, on various=20
cooperations between artists and educators and on methods of raising art=20
in the public awarness.
Presentations by: Peter Tomasz Dobrila, (Slovinia)-Cultural Center Kibla,=20
Maribor, Bohuslav Blazek (Prague) eco-sociologist, Jaroslav Van=E8=E1t=20
(Prague), Mediaartist and Theorist, Ute.M.Reindl, (Germany, Cologne), Art=20
Critic and Curator, Svetlana Ostrova (Russia)-program coordinator of=20
ProArte St.Petersburg, Alexandra Brabcova, (Prague), OSF- educational=20
project coordinator and others.
Thursday afternoon
NETWORKS
2:30 - 6:00
Reflections on different strategies, ideas and experiences in developing=20
cultural networks and cross-border cultural initiatives.
Presentations by: Pat Binder & Gerhard Haupt (Berlin), editors of an=20
information and communication system on the visual arts of Africa, the=20
Americas, Asia/Pacific, Thomas Kaiser, (Zurich) founder of Bureau 64, an=20
intercultural artists' group that focuses on cross-cultural cooperation as=
=20
social sculpture; Elmar Zorn, Society Imaginaire (Munich); Jerzy Onuch,=20
Center for Contemporary Arts-Kiev, and Treasurer of I_CAN network; Marta=20
Smolikova, Cultural Programs Coordinator at the Open Society Fund=20
Prague, Walter van der Cruisen, Mediaartist and Theorist, Ryszard Wasko=20
(founder of Construction in Process, Lodz), Joanne Richardson=20
(Romania/USA), media curator and theorist, Zeljko Blace (Croatia), founder=
=20
of Mama media center Zagreb, An Seebach (Germany) and others.
Moderated by Bohuslav Bla=BEek.
Friday 5th October
TRUE STORIES /REAL LIES !!!cancelled!!!!
The alternative program will be announced on the website.
Symposium organized in cooperation with, and under the initiative of, the=20
National Gallery Collection of Modern Art at the Veletr=BEn=ED Palace in=
honor=20
of Edward Hillel exhibition.
CHECK-IN/CHECK-OUT
Universal Space NoD
Opening 5th October till 24th October
6:00 pm Opening performance by Ben Patterson
Experimental Social Exhibition Project of the "suitcase" works by IKG=20
members, Czech artists and guests from Central and Eastern Europe that=20
focuses on issues such as mobility, mundanity, tranquillity and migration.
Venue: Universal Space NoD, Dlouha 33, 1st floor, Prague 1
www.nod.cz
Saturday 6th October
BEAR TESTIMONY
National Gallery Prague, Veletr=BEn=ED Palace
10:15-12:15 and 1:45-5:45
Short presentations by IKG members and guests on remarkable and significant=
=20
art and cultural events of recent history.
Venue: Auditorium of the National Gallery at the Collection of Contemporary=
=20
Art, Veletr=BEn=ED Palace, Dukelskych hrdinu 47, Prague 7
www.ngprague.cz
VIDEOGRAMMES (Living Archives)
Universal Space NoD
8:00 pm
Performance by Jens Brand.
Screenings of works by Harun Farocki-Videogrammes, Michael=20
Benson-Prediction of Fire, Judith Kopper, Aleinikovs Brothers, etc.
Sunday 7th October
THE LIVING ARCHIVE I.
National Gallery Prague, Veletrzni Palace
10:15-12:15 and 1:45-5:45
Seminar, intiated by Chris Hill, media curator and professor at Antioch=20
College, USA, will present the media archive as a specific cultural=20
artifact and a critical reference point for a range of contemporary=20
artists' works. Archives give rise to discussions around cultural=20
identities, socio-cultural contexts, and evolving ideas about access to=20
information.
Screenings will include works by Harun Farocki, Judith Kopper, Not Channel=
=20
Zero, Michael Benson, Woody Vasulka etc. as well as from selected Eastern=20
European media collections in Moscow, Wroclow, Budapest and elsewhere.
Speakers: Zeljko Blace (Zagreb), Keiko Sei (Brno), Irina=20
Lavrushkina(Moscow), Joanne Richardson (Rumania/USA), Chris Hilll (USA),=20
Milos Vojtechovsky (Prague), Judith Kopper (Budapest), Piotr Krajewski=20
(Wroclow), Jozef Czeres, Michal Murin (Slovakia), Herwig Turk (Austria),=20
Barbara Lattanzi, (USA), Tjebbe van Tiijen (Amsterdam), Paul Hookham &=20
Stewart Wilson (GB), Ales Opekar (Prague), Frank Kunkel (Berlin) and others.
CAPTURED IMAGE (Living Archives)
Sunday 7th
Universal Space NoD
8:00 - 10 pm
Continuation of screening program.
Monday 8th October
LIVING ARCHIVE II.
Institut Francais Prag
10:00-12:00 and 4:00 - 6:00
updated info:
www.fcca.cz/ready
under construction
Funding for Ready to... has been made possible through support provided by=
=20
the Czech German Future Fund in Prague, the Open Society Foundation=20
Cultural link Program, the German Embassy in Prague, ArtsLink program CEC=20
International Partners, British Council Prague, Ministry of Culture of=20
Czech Republic, German Embassy Prague.
Ready to...is being organized by: the Internationales Kunstlergremium and=20
the Center for Contemporary Art Prague, in cooperation with the Goethe=20
Institut Prag, National Gallery Prague Collection of Modern and=20
Contemporary Art, Kr=E1tk=FD Film Praha, a.s., NoD Universal Space,=
Institute=20
Francais Prague, and others.
link to IKG site
http://www.ikg-art.org
contacts:
Georg Dietzler,
Gesch=E4ftsf=FChrer des Internationalen K=FCnstlergremiums,
Im Stavenhof 17; 50668 K=F6ln;
Tel.: +49 - 221 - 123 383;
Fax +49 - 221 - 913 0663;
mailto:GDietzler@aol.com
Milos Vojtechovsky
Center for Contemporary Arts
Medialab
Jeleni 9
118 00 Praha 1
Czech Republic
tel +420 2 24373178
email: milos@fcca.cz
Liz Rymland
Center for Contemporary Arts
rymland@hotmail.com
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<font face=3D"Arial, Helvetica">Ready to...<br>
International Conference, Exhibition, Workshop, Screenings,
Performances<br>
Prague October 3-8, 2001<br>
</font><font face=3D"Arial, Helvetica" color=3D"#0000FF"><u><a=
href=3D"http://www.fcca.cz/ready" eudora=3D"autourl">www.fcca.cz/ready<br>
<br>
</a></font></u><font face=3D"Arial, Helvetica">Ready to...an international
event that focuses on issues of fostering, extending, and reframing
sustainable partnerships between artists' initiatives mainly within
the West and East Europe. Keywords: international networks, seminars,
cooperative projects, sharing of experiences.<br>
<br>
The conference, organized on the occasion of the IKG 25th
Anniversary Assembly Meeting, is bringing together a diverse group
of artists and art practitioners to examine current issues in the
arts. The program aims to encourage partnerships and review
tactical structures and channeling flow of experiences by means of
critical interpretation of related topics, especially in the field of a
cross-cultural framework. Talks focus on social-cultural issues,
reflecting new approaches and seeking strategies for multi-lateral
co-operation, art education, access to the arts. The conference
features seminar on media and archiving as well as screenings of
rare video and film from different collections and mediaarchives.
Participants include European members of the IKG, invited guests from
CEE and guest speakers.<br>
Organized by IKG and Center for Contemporary Art Prague.<br>
<br>
Opening event: Wednesday, October 3rd<br>
LIGHT COILS (-LIVING ARCHIVES)<br>
<br>
Venue: Universal Space NoD, Dlouha 33, 1st floor, Prague
</font><a href=3D"http://www.nod.cz/" eudora=3D"autourl"><font face=3D"Arial=
, Helvetica" color=3D"#0000FF"><u>www.nod.cz</a></font></u><font=
face=3D"Arial, Helvetica">
<br>
Time: 7pm - 10pm<br>
Screening of videos and films from selected media archives from Europe
and North America, presenting the artist's view of current
social-political events and issues.<br>
Video by Woody Vasulka: Comission, Art of Memory & Chris Marker: La
Jetee Multimedia performance: Jeremy Bernstein (USA)-Bootsquad
Research,<br>
</font><font face=3D"Arial, Helvetica" color=3D"#0000FF"><u><a=
href=3D"http://www.bootsquad.com/" eudora=3D"autourl">www.bootsquad.com<br>
<br>
</a></font></u><font face=3D"Arial, Helvetica">Thursday October 4th<br>
<br>
Art & Society<br>
Venue: Goethe Institute, Masarykovo n=E1br. 32, Prague 1<br>
10am - 1pm.<br>
A series of presentations on art education programs, on various
cooperations between artists and educators and on methods of
raising art in the public awarness.<br>
Presentations by: Peter Tomasz Dobrila, (Slovinia)-Cultural Center Kibla,
Maribor, Bohuslav Blazek (Prague) eco-sociologist, Jaroslav Van=E8=E1t
(Prague), Mediaartist and Theorist, Ute.M.Reindl, (Germany, Cologne), Art
Critic and Curator, Svetlana Ostrova (Russia)-program coordinator of
ProArte St.Petersburg, Alexandra Brabcova, (Prague), OSF- educational
project coordinator and others.<br>
<br>
<br>
Thursday afternoon<br>
NETWORKS<br>
2:30 - 6:00<br>
Reflections on different strategies, ideas and experiences in developing
cultural networks and cross-border cultural initiatives.<br>
Presentations by: Pat Binder & Gerhard Haupt (Berlin), editors of an
information and communication system on the visual arts of Africa, the
Americas, Asia/Pacific, Thomas Kaiser, (Zurich) founder of Bureau 64, an
intercultural artists' group that focuses on cross-cultural cooperation
as social sculpture; Elmar Zorn, Society Imaginaire (Munich); Jerzy
Onuch, Center for Contemporary Arts-Kiev, and Treasurer of I_CAN network;
Marta Smolikova, Cultural Programs Coordinator at the Open Society Fund
Prague, Walter van der Cruisen, Mediaartist and Theorist, Ryszard
Wasko (founder of Construction in Process, Lodz), Joanne Richardson
(Romania/USA), media curator and theorist, Zeljko Blace (Croatia),
founder of Mama media center Zagreb, An Seebach (Germany) and
others.<br>
Moderated by Bohuslav Bla=BEek.<br>
<br>
Friday 5th October<br>
<br>
TRUE STORIES /REAL LIES !!!cancelled!!!!<br>
The alternative program will be announced on the website.<br>
Symposium organized in cooperation with, and under the initiative of, the
National Gallery Collection of Modern Art at the Veletr=BEn=ED Palace in
honor of Edward Hillel exhibition.<br>
<br>
CHECK-IN/CHECK-OUT<br>
Universal Space NoD<br>
Opening 5th October till 24th October<br>
6:00 pm Opening performance by Ben Patterson<br>
<br>
Experimental Social Exhibition Project of the "suitcase"
works by IKG members, Czech artists and guests from Central and Eastern
Europe that focuses on issues such as mobility, mundanity, tranquillity
and migration.<br>
Venue: Universal Space NoD, Dlouha 33, 1st floor, Prague 1<br>
</font><font face=3D"Arial, Helvetica" color=3D"#0000FF"><u><a=
href=3D"http://www.nod.cz/" eudora=3D"autourl">www.nod.cz<br>
<br>
</a></font></u><font face=3D"Arial, Helvetica">Saturday 6th October<br>
BEAR TESTIMONY<br>
National Gallery Prague, Veletr=BEn=ED Palace<br>
10:15-12:15 and 1:45-5:45<br>
Short presentations by IKG members and guests on remarkable and
significant art and cultural events of recent history.<br>
Venue: Auditorium of the National Gallery at the Collection of
Contemporary Art, Veletr=BEn=ED Palace, Dukelskych hrdinu 47, Prague 7<br>
</font><a href=3D"http://www.ngprague.cz/" eudora=3D"autourl"><font=
face=3D"Arial, Helvetica" color=3D"#0000FF"><u>www.ngprague.cz<br>
<br>
</a></font></u><font face=3D"Arial, Helvetica"> VIDEOGRAMMES (Living
Archives)<br>
Universal Space NoD<br>
8:00 pm<br>
Performance by Jens Brand. <br>
Screenings of works by Harun Farocki-Videogrammes, Michael
Benson-Prediction of Fire, Judith Kopper, Aleinikovs Brothers, etc.<br>
<br>
Sunday 7th October<br>
THE LIVING ARCHIVE I.<br>
National Gallery Prague, Veletrzni Palace<br>
10:15-12:15 and 1:45-5:45<br>
<br>
Seminar, intiated by Chris Hill, media curator and professor at Antioch
College, USA, will present the media archive as a specific cultural
artifact and a critical reference point for a range of contemporary
artists' works. Archives give rise to discussions around cultural
identities, socio-cultural contexts, and evolving ideas about access to
information.<br>
<br>
Screenings will include works by Harun Farocki, Judith Kopper, Not
Channel Zero, Michael Benson, Woody Vasulka etc. as well as from selected
Eastern European media collections in Moscow, Wroclow, Budapest and
elsewhere.<br>
Speakers: Zeljko Blace (Zagreb), Keiko Sei (Brno), Irina
Lavrushkina(Moscow), Joanne Richardson (Rumania/USA), Chris Hilll (USA),
Milos Vojtechovsky (Prague), Judith Kopper (Budapest), Piotr Krajewski
(Wroclow), Jozef Czeres, Michal Murin (Slovakia), Herwig Turk (Austria),
Barbara Lattanzi, (USA), Tjebbe van Tiijen (Amsterdam), Paul Hookham
& Stewart Wilson (GB), Ales Opekar (Prague), Frank Kunkel (Berlin)
and others.<br>
<br>
CAPTURED IMAGE (Living Archives)<br>
Sunday 7th<br>
Universal Space NoD<br>
8:00 - 10 pm<br>
Continuation of screening program.<br>
<br>
Monday 8th October<br>
LIVING ARCHIVE II.<br>
Institut Francais Prag<br>
10:00-12:00 and 4:00 - 6:00<br>
<br>
updated info:<br>
</font><font face=3D"Arial, Helvetica" color=3D"#0000FF"><u><a=
href=3D"http://www.fcca.cz/ready" eudora=3D"autourl">www.fcca.cz/ready<br>
</a></font></u><font face=3D"Arial, Helvetica">under construction<br>
<br>
Funding for Ready to... has been made possible through support provided
by the Czech German Future Fund in Prague, the Open Society Foundation
Cultural link Program, the German Embassy in Prague, ArtsLink program CEC
International Partners, British Council Prague, Ministry of Culture of
Czech Republic, German Embassy Prague.<br>
<br>
Ready to...is being organized by: the Internationales Kunstlergremium and
the Center for Contemporary Art Prague, in cooperation with the Goethe
Institut Prag, National Gallery Prague Collection of Modern and
Contemporary Art, Kr=E1tk=FD Film Praha, a.s., NoD Universal Space, Institut=
e
Francais Prague, and others.<br>
<br>
link to IKG site<br>
</font><font face=3D"Arial, Helvetica" color=3D"#0000FF"><u><a=
href=3D"http://www.ikg-art.org/"=
eudora=3D"autourl">http://www.ikg-art.org<br>
<br>
</a></font></u><font face=3D"Arial, Helvetica">contacts:<br>
Georg Dietzler,<br>
Gesch=E4ftsf=FChrer des Internationalen K=FCnstlergremiums,<br>
Im Stavenhof 17; 50668 K=F6ln;<br>
Tel.: +49 - 221 - 123 383;<br>
Fax +49 - 221 - 913 0663;<br>
</font><font face=3D"Arial, Helvetica" color=3D"#0000FF"><u><a=
href=3D"mailto:GDietzler@aol.com"=
eudora=3D"autourl">mailto:GDietzler@aol.com<br>
<br>
</a></font></u><font face=3D"Arial, Helvetica">Milos Vojtechovsky<br>
Center for Contemporary Arts<br>
Medialab<br>
Jeleni 9<br>
118 00 Praha 1<br>
Czech Republic<br>
tel +420 2 24373178<br>
email: milos@fcca.cz<br>
<br>
Liz Rymland<br>
Center for Contemporary Arts<br>
rymland@hotmail.com<br>
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