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	Martina Pachmanová \| interview \| 01.01.2005
	MAY I HAVE THIS DANCE?
	With Milena Dopitová about art and the cycle of life About my sister What set you on the path to becoming an artist? I was in the eighth grade at home with the flu and had nothing else to do. The first impulse struck when I came across some picture postcards depicting landscapes, and I painted them, and it made the time go by faster. Since that time I realized more and more that art is what I…

	Denisa Kera \| profil \| 01.01.2005
	WOMEN-NETWORK: MÁRIA RIŠKOVÁ "SPIDERGIRL FROM BRATISLAVA"
	In a book from 1997 that has already become legendary, Zeros and Ones: Digital Women and the New Techno-culture, Sadie Plant argues for an affinity between women and digital technologies. The affinity stems from the notion that women and computers ostensibly lack identity and essence. The computer as a machine only simulates the work of other machines and we define it according to what it does…

	Denisa Kera \| profil \| 01.01.2005
	OPTIMALIZATION WHIZ
	Interview with Mária Rišková Mariša, when did you decide to promote art linked with new technologies in Slovakia? Denisa, as with any appropriately egotistical individual being interviewed, who has to put the journalist right, I am going to diss that question (don’t take it personally, that’s my way of getting over my initial shyness before opening up). It was not and is not a decision, but…

	Tony Ozuna \| interview \| 01.01.2005
	WEST GOES EAST: BARBARA BENISH COMPLETES THE CIRCLE
	In Democracy in America, Tocqueville describes a remarkable scene that he comes across in the wilderness of Alabama in 1831. The European intellectual traveler stumbles across an Indian woman followed by a “Negress” who is holding the hand of a “little white girl of five or six years.” The Indian is described as a noble, “her hair adorned with glass beads,” and the negress is described as a slave…

	Zuzana Štefková \| interview \| 01.01.2005
	YOU LOOK WONDERFUL TODAY. YOU ALWAYS LOOK FABULOUS, BUT MUCH MORE SO TODAY.
	An Interview With Juliana Kratochvílová I don’t remember how long it has been since I left school, but I’ve been a model for 23 years. Next week, on November 21st I’m going to be 63. I’ve been a model since I was 40. At that time I saw an advertisement in the Večerní Praha newspaper, and I thought, ‘well, I won’t be just sitting around at home and waiting.’ I am a Scorpio, we are full of energy…

	Lenka Klodová \| melancholie \| 01.01.2005
	A TALE OF TWO T-SHIRTS
	In 2001, at the Roxy club’s Universal Space NoD in Prague presented an exhibition of artistic T-shirts Umělci v triku (Artists in T-shirts) by the Universálové art group. In the exhibition preface they write: “at the end of the last millennium, the T-shirt became a space to convey various frustrations, inclinations, messages and jokes. With its wearer, the T-shirt becomes a stimulus for manifold…

	Denisa Kera \| housing \| 01.01.2005
	THE PRAISE OF MESSINESS OR A NEW CONSTITUTION?
	“It is only when we spread out somehow that we can surpass ourselves...” (from an interview of the authors of the project in the Forum magazine of architecture) The bravest dreams of the famous philosopher Bruno Latour about a common house of people and things are embodied by the Janeček home. Whilst everyone chatters on about a multicultural society that welcomes strangers, the Janeček family…

	Lenka Klodová \| melancholie \| 01.01.2005
	JIŘÍ’S SHIRT
	Sometimes Jiří Světinský wears a special Shirt. That’s his way of commenting on the problematics of pornography, intimacy, physicality, and issues of ethics and fashion. Simpler with More Perspective We can identify some apects in common with your work on the Czech scene and people like Jan Stolín. There is a tendency to employ raster, loop, cut and repetition to create an “objective” sample…

	Zuzana Štefková \| research \| 01.01.2005
	REFLECTIONS ON DESIRE
	Artists of the youngest generation We’ve been thinking about desire. The following “material” is the result of a few weeks of gathering interviews on the subject of desire. We’ve addressed ten young artists (art school students, recent graduates) whose work we see touching on the theme of desire; this need not be primarily desire. More than some scientific categorization we were interested in…

	Lenka Klodová \| vorgestellt \| 01.01.2005
	PIVA HARLEY AND AURORA DAVIDSON 1994–96
	Piva and Aurora came about during the entrance exams of two girls, Klára Froňková and Ivana Junková, who fell in love and decided that they’d either both be admitted or neither would be. They were not lesbians but heterosexuals, and they went for boys. When Klára went away to Holland, Iva was lost. Then Iva had a child and Klára got pregnant in Holland at the same time. That was the end of Piva…

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