A compendium
Things that would not have been easily accessible because of how the world works.
Entries
Milena Bartlová
Originally trained as historian of medieval art, Milena Bartlová brought into Czech art history contemporary theory of Bruno Latour, in order to explain the role and social effects of religious icons.
Year: *1958
Country: Czech Republic
Originally trained as historian of medieval art, Milena Bartlová brought into Czech art history contemporary theory of Bruno Latour, in order to explain the role and social effects of religious icons.
Year: *1958
Country: Czech Republic
Cartelisation of Art
The phenomena of cartelisation of art comes from the assurance that there are art actors who need to be protected or patronized what legitimates not only the immanence of power within the community but also the authority of this community outside.
The phenomena of cartelisation of art comes from the assurance that there are art actors who need to be protected or patronized what legitimates not only the immanence of power within the community but also the authority of this community outside.
Women and Fine Art in Indonesia
Wanita dan Seni Rupa di Indonesia. Sanento Yuliman maybe the only scholar who really addressed sexual differences within artists in modern Indonesian era.
Wanita dan Seni Rupa di Indonesia. Sanento Yuliman maybe the only scholar who really addressed sexual differences within artists in modern Indonesian era.
Artpool
Artpool is an archive, a library and a research center founded in 1979 in Budapest by György Galántai and Júlia Klaniczay to collect and give space to current art practices that were mostly not accessible for the wide public due to the official cultural policies.
Artpool is an archive, a library and a research center founded in 1979 in Budapest by György Galántai and Júlia Klaniczay to collect and give space to current art practices that were mostly not accessible for the wide public due to the official cultural policies.
Gender Histories of Eastern Europe
Гендерные истории Восточной Европы (под ред. Е.Гаповой, А.Пето и А.Усмановой) (Минск: ЕГУ Пресс, 2002) (Gender Histories of Eastern Europe (co-editors – E.Gapova and A.Peto), Minsk, European Humanities University, 2002
Гендерные истории Восточной Европы (под ред. Е.Гаповой, А.Пето и А.Усмановой) (Минск: ЕГУ Пресс, 2002) (Gender Histories of Eastern Europe (co-editors – E.Gapova and A.Peto), Minsk, European Humanities University, 2002
Alma Sodnik
University of Ljubljana was established in the new political order after the first world war, with it came the Faculty of Arts (1919) and the Department of Philosophy (1920). Among the prominent figures that contributed to the institutionalisation of philosophical thought in Slovenia was Dr. Alma Sodnik.
Year: 1975
Country: Slovenia
University of Ljubljana was established in the new political order after the first world war, with it came the Faculty of Arts (1919) and the Department of Philosophy (1920). Among the prominent figures that contributed to the institutionalisation of philosophical thought in Slovenia was Dr. Alma Sodnik.
Year: 1975
Country: Slovenia
Hybrid Cultures
Hybrid Cultures: Strategies for Entering and Leaving Modernity, a foundational book to Latin American cultural studies.
Hybrid Cultures: Strategies for Entering and Leaving Modernity, a foundational book to Latin American cultural studies.
Forgotten Heritage
An online European Avant-Garde art archive. The male dominant situation in the Polish art sphere have somehow caused a huge amount of women artists who just disappeared from the memory and discourse.
Link: forgottenheritage.eu
Country: Poland
An online European Avant-Garde art archive. The male dominant situation in the Polish art sphere have somehow caused a huge amount of women artists who just disappeared from the memory and discourse.
Link: forgottenheritage.eu
Country: Poland
Queering Waste Through Camp
“Like queer theory, discard studies is interested in uneven remainders, things that don’t fit neatly into categories. “
“Like queer theory, discard studies is interested in uneven remainders, things that don’t fit neatly into categories. “
Pavel Barša
Educated as philosopher and political scientist at Masaryk University (Brno, Czech Republic) and Central European University (Budapest, Hungary), Pavel Barša elaborates on topics of post-colonial theory, politics of identity, multiculturalism, feminism and theory of international relations.
Year: *1960
Country: Czech Republic
Educated as philosopher and political scientist at Masaryk University (Brno, Czech Republic) and Central European University (Budapest, Hungary), Pavel Barša elaborates on topics of post-colonial theory, politics of identity, multiculturalism, feminism and theory of international relations.
Year: *1960
Country: Czech Republic
Ondrej Jajcaj
Have you ever thought of the strangest hobby possible? Ondrej Jajcaj has got one – uncovering people’s corpses and stealing their dentures buried together with person’s remains.
Have you ever thought of the strangest hobby possible? Ondrej Jajcaj has got one – uncovering people’s corpses and stealing their dentures buried together with person’s remains.
Queer Archives Institute
Polish artist Karol Radziszewski collaborates with activists and researchers to build the Central and Eastern Europe’s Queer Archives.
Polish artist Karol Radziszewski collaborates with activists and researchers to build the Central and Eastern Europe’s Queer Archives.
Decolonial aesthesis
It was (and still remains) the western aesthetics which exploits the eastern aesthesis – the process of sensory perception of the world by the person through the visual, auditory and other forms of perception.
Author: Michel Maffesoli, Walter Mignolo, Rolando Vazquez, Madina Tlostanova
Link: vimeo.com
Year: 1991
Country: France, Argentina, Russia
It was (and still remains) the western aesthetics which exploits the eastern aesthesis – the process of sensory perception of the world by the person through the visual, auditory and other forms of perception.
Author: Michel Maffesoli, Walter Mignolo, Rolando Vazquez, Madina Tlostanova
Link: vimeo.com
Year: 1991
Country: France, Argentina, Russia
Tima Radya
‘’WHAT ARE WE? WHERE DO WE COME FROM? WHERE ARE WE GOING?” , “THE LIGHTER IT IS THE LESSER ONE SEES”, “HEY YOU, LOVE ME”, “IN YOUR LIFE TIME TRY TO SIMULATE TIME”, “BRIGHTER THAN US “
Link: t-radya.com
Country: Russia
‘’WHAT ARE WE? WHERE DO WE COME FROM? WHERE ARE WE GOING?” , “THE LIGHTER IT IS THE LESSER ONE SEES”, “HEY YOU, LOVE ME”, “IN YOUR LIFE TIME TRY TO SIMULATE TIME”, “BRIGHTER THAN US “
Link: t-radya.com
Country: Russia
Soundtrack for a 10 days gathering…
…on curatorial practice (without curating). So, there you go, this is a soundtrack for this compendium: Music as a turbo- transmittable form.
…on curatorial practice (without curating). So, there you go, this is a soundtrack for this compendium: Music as a turbo- transmittable form.
The Unreliable People
The documentary ‘Koryo Saram – The Unreliable People’ tells the story of survival in the open steppe country and the sweep of Soviet history through the eyes of Koryo Saram – the deported Koreans – who were labeled by Stalin as enemies of the state. Highly recommended to anyone who is interested in issues of diaspora, ethnic cleansing, identity, and Russian/Kazakhstan history.
The documentary ‘Koryo Saram – The Unreliable People’ tells the story of survival in the open steppe country and the sweep of Soviet history through the eyes of Koryo Saram – the deported Koreans – who were labeled by Stalin as enemies of the state. Highly recommended to anyone who is interested in issues of diaspora, ethnic cleansing, identity, and Russian/Kazakhstan history.
Poor But Sexy
Agata Pyzik, Poor But Sexy: Culture Clashes in Europe East and West, Zero Books, London: 2014
Author: Agata Pyzik
Year: 2014
Country: United Kingdom
Agata Pyzik, Poor But Sexy: Culture Clashes in Europe East and West, Zero Books, London: 2014
Author: Agata Pyzik
Year: 2014
Country: United Kingdom
Daisies
Věra Chytilová, Sedmikrásky/Daisies, 1966, 74 min
Author: Věra Chytilová
Year: 1966
Country: Czechoslovakia
Věra Chytilová, Sedmikrásky/Daisies, 1966, 74 min
Author: Věra Chytilová
Year: 1966
Country: Czechoslovakia
Paragraphie
Paragraphie is the materialization/zine of a lengthy dialogue between the members of the Macedonian collective Assemblage Atlas. The collective is exploring and questioning the institutional world of art and it’s possible restructuring.
Paragraphie is the materialization/zine of a lengthy dialogue between the members of the Macedonian collective Assemblage Atlas. The collective is exploring and questioning the institutional world of art and it’s possible restructuring.
Toward a Revolutionary Feminist Pedagogy
Chapter “Toward a Revolutionary Feminist Pedagogy” from Talking Back: thinking feminist, by Bell Hooks
Chapter “Toward a Revolutionary Feminist Pedagogy” from Talking Back: thinking feminist, by Bell Hooks
The School of Engaged Art
The School of Engaged Art is a permanent educational initiative, founded by the collective Chto Delat in 2013. From 2013 to 2017 the school involved more than 80 young people into the process of studying in the School.
Link: schoolengagedart.org
Country: Saint-Petersburg, Russia
The School of Engaged Art is a permanent educational initiative, founded by the collective Chto Delat in 2013. From 2013 to 2017 the school involved more than 80 young people into the process of studying in the School.
Link: schoolengagedart.org
Country: Saint-Petersburg, Russia
Kassák Museum
The exhibition programme of Kassák Museum in Budapest is exemplary in a way how they deal with the legacy of Lajos Kassák, one of the most influential avant-garde writers and artists of Hungary.
Link: kassakmuzeum.hu
Country: Budapest, Hungary
The exhibition programme of Kassák Museum in Budapest is exemplary in a way how they deal with the legacy of Lajos Kassák, one of the most influential avant-garde writers and artists of Hungary.
Link: kassakmuzeum.hu
Country: Budapest, Hungary
Compilers
Ruth Noack
Germany
Grace Samboh
Indonesia
Agustina Andreoletti
Argentina ~ Germany
Domen Ograjenšek
Slovenia ~ Austria
Judit Szalipszki
Hungary ~ Netherlands
Lukáš Likavčan
Czech Republic
Magdalena Walpoth
Italy ~ Colombia
Maximilian Lehner
Austria
Polina Vulf
Russia ~ Belgium
Sebastjan Brank
Slovenia ~ Germany
Tia Čiček
Slovenia
Roman Sergeevitch
Russia
Vera Zalutskaya
Belarus ~ Poland
Yana Gaponenko
Russia