[artinfo] ARTCHIOSC/B68: Shaping the NEW @ APARTAMENT DESCHIS, 8 septembrie 2011, ora 14:00-19:00
Kovacs Balazs
mmi at art.pte.hu
Thu Sep 8 07:24:33 CEST 2011
Shaping the NEW – expoziție de o zi / one day exhibition
http://chiosc.oberliht.com/2011/09/07/shaping-the-new-expo/
*APARTAMENT DESCHIS / FLAT SPACE
8 septembrie 2011, ora 14:00-19:00*
str. Bucuresti 68/1, Chisinau
În lunile aprilie-mai 2011, 5 artisti din Republica Moldova, Cehia,
Polonia, Ungaria și Slovacia au participat la un schimb de reședințe
artistice organizate drept parte a proiectului Shaping the NEW
<http://chiosc.oberliht.com/2011/03/28/shaping-the-new-workshop/>.
Rezultatele acestui proiect vor fi prezentate publicului din Chisinau
joi, 8 septembrie 2011 la APARTAMENT DESCHIS, sub forma unei expozitii /
instalatii de o zi, specifice locului – transformind scuarului din str.
Bucuresti 68 din Chisinau dintr-o parcare auto intr-un spatiu de arta.
In April – May 2011, 5 artists from Republic of Moldova, Hungary, Czech
Republic, Poland and Slovakia took part in the artist in residency
exchange program organized in the frame of Shaping the NEW
<http://chiosc.oberliht.com/2011/03/28/shaping-the-new-workshop/>
project. The results of the residencies will be presented to the publics
in Chisinau on 8 of September 2011 at FLAT SPACE, in the form of an
exhibition / one day site-specific installation, aiming to transform the
square from Bucuresti str. 68 from a car parking into an art space.
participanti / participants
*Michaela BOTTKOVA
*I am Slovak new media artist and I am in second class of my master
degree in Kosice Fine art school. 24 years old, born in Nitra and I
focus in my works on photography, video, interactive installations. The
main theme use to be human being and his feelings.
/5 months, 2 weeks and 3 days/* *{that long was my sickness} – is about
me and my mind and feelings during my illness. Documentation of
installation can show you 3 different views of the same thing / window
which was in front of me all the time and I could not go outside.
*Balazs KOVACS*
Balázs Kovacs (*1980), philosopher, electronic musician, media
artist, head of the Moire Association for Culture and Periszkop Radio,
Pecs. My works used found objects, mechanic devices and electronic
control for creating movement, network interaction, sound.
If the target of a residency is to let the artist stay abroad, then for
me it was successful – i like Brno, similar to my hometown.
*Karina MARUSINSKA*
Karina Marusinska is a graduate from the Academy of Fine Arts in Wroclaw
(Ceramics Design). She studied under scholarship programs at Pais Vasco
University in Bilbao, Spain (2007) and at the Institute of Ceramics in
Guebwiller, France (2008). She is a manifold scholar, laureate of
nationwide and international prizes; participation in numerous
exhibitions, symposia, plein-airs and festivals in both her home country
and abroad.
In her two month residency in Kosice, Karina Marusinska was researching
about waste and culture. She wanted to find out, what trash says about
the city and its inhabitants as well as which role plays culture in the
further European capital of culture. Marusinska connected both topics to
an sensible insight view into the society of Kosice and recorded it in
the video documentation “power of waste”. Also, she wrote several
letters to key players in the city (major, dirctor of Kosice 2013 etc.)
to ask for building up trash bins for culture all over the city.
*Ghenadie POPESCU*
On May 13 – 14. 2011 the 11th Wheelbarrow Olympics (Hung:
“Talicskaolimpia”) took place in Hosszúhetény, a Hungarian village close
to Pécs. This event is dedicated to the wheelbarrow, so sport events as
well as cultural events connected to this vehicle took place. As this is
one of Ghenadie Popescus favourite tools, naturally he also took part –
not in the competitions, but with a unique sculpture, exclusively
designed and built for this event (link
<http://shapingthenewpecs.wordpress.com/>).
*Jarek SEDLAK*
Young Czech architect, born in Brno, working with public space. Lived in
Finland, Tampere and in Netherlands, Amsterdam. In 2010 was working in
Prague, in Office Po and Vasi/Architekti in Brno.
During his residency in Chisinau, in collaboration with Oberliht
Association, Jarek Sedlak has produced a work composed of 500 flowers
that were planted on the square from Bucuresti str. 68, restricting this
way the transport circulation on the square and keeping it free of cars
during one day (link
<http://chiosc.oberliht.com/2011/05/09/putere-florilor-power-to-flowers/>).
He has also coordinated a workshop for local artists and architects that
resulted in a series of proposals for the Bucuresti 68 square (details
here <http://bucuresti68.wordpress.com/2011/05/14/shaping-the-new/>).
parteneri / partners
Kasarne Kulturpark, Kosice, Slovacia www.kosice2013.sk
<http://www.kosice2013.sk/>
ART TRANSPARENT Foundation, Wroclaw/Zmigrod,
Poloniawww.arttransparent.org <http://www.arttransparent.org/pl/>
4AM Forum for architecture and media, Brno, Cehia www.forum4am.cz
<http://www.forum4am.cz/>
Nikolaus Lenau Cultural Association, Pécs, Ungaria www.lenau.hu
<http://www.lenau.hu/>
finantatori / sponsors
Visegrad Fund
Robert Bosch Foundation
Ministry of Culture of the Slovak Republic
suport tehnic / technical support
Centrul pentru Arta Contemporana, Chisinau [ksa:k] www.art.md
<http://www.art.md/>
suport media / support
Revista la PLIC plic.oberliht.com <http://plic.oberliht.com/>
Vladimir US
CHIOSC | curator
http://chiosc.oberliht.com
http://plic.oberliht.com
http://chisineu.wordpress.com
http://bucuresti68.wordpress.com
http://www.facebook.com/Oberliht
Proiectul CHIOSC este realizat cu suportul financiar al Fundatiei
Culturale Europene http://www.eurocult.org
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