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Sýpka

Umělec 2000/3

01.03.2000

Lenka Lindaurová | informace | en cs

A student event took place at Sýpka in Brno, where Brno and Prague artists showed their graduating schoolwork. Petr Kvíčala and Jiří David made the selection. Even though the exhibition took place as ”whatever the house could give” or rather, more like whatever they had on hand, several fresh works were to be found. For example, Barbora Klímová showed abstract exercises in various materials; Zbyněk Baladrán, as well as Eva Myslíková set up nice landscapes. The computer game ”Art about art” by Marek Meduna was also among the better work.




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