Karel Císař

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	Karel Císař \| info \| 01.04.2000
	THE TURNING POINT
	The initiative of several leading German and Austrian cultural institutions has culminated in a major international show of contemporary art. Entitled Zeitwenden, the exhibition can be visited at Künstlerhaus and Museum Moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig in Vienna until October 1, which will follow the show in Bonn’s Kunstmuseum. According to chief curator Lóránd Hegyi the exhibition attempts to…

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	MAGASIN 3
	Following an exhibition of objects by Siobhan Hapaska, Charles Long and Ernesto Neto, at the Stockholm-based gallery Magasin 3, is presenting an exhibition combining works by contemporary photographers Annika von Hausswolff, and Jane and Louise Wilson with a extensive collection of documentary photographs by Usher Fellig, who better known as Weegee (1899-1968). His Manhattan crime shots from the…

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	MAKING IT AT ART BASEL
	The Jiří Švestka Gallery in Prague achieved something quite phenomenal at this year’s Art Basel. The gallery succeeded at attaining the closely observed Art Statements’ section. Out of 240 applying galleries only 27 were selected to present a project by a single young artist. Jiří Švestka presented Kateřina Vincourová’s massive installation Malibu Airways, which met with much interest and was…

	Karel Císař \| info \| 01.03.2000
	TURNER PRIZE 2000
	The selections for this year’s Turner Prize is surprising not only because the nominees include, after a long time, two painters, but also because only one of the four finalists was born in Britain. The committee’s chair and Tate director, Sir Nichalas Serot, claims that the selections represent the contemporary scene in all its variety and naturally include artists that only work in Britain.…

	Karel Císař \| info \| 01.03.2000
	HOW THE WEST HAS WON AND LOST
	Edward Weldon, one of the ten artists presented at the exhibition How the West Has Won and Lost at the British Council Window Gallery in Prague, said, ”most of what has ever been made is rubbish that wants burning or throwing in the sea. We need to start looking at things properly…” The exhibition itself supported this witty remark by the strategic selection of artists whose various works…

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