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Denisa Kera
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profil
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01.01.2005
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OPTIMALIZATION WHIZ
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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… |
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Denisa Kera
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profil
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01.01.2005
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WOMEN-NETWORK: MÁRIA RIŠKOVÁ "SPIDERGIRL FROM BRATISLAVA"
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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… |
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Jan Andres
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profil
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01.04.2004
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THREE SOURCES AND THREE PARTS OF GEOMETRISING VISIONS OF LADISLAV DANĚK
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Faculty of Science, Palacky University, Olomouc
Ladislav Daněk (b.1958) is a reputable Olomouc artist and a respected art theoretician. Let us refer to more eligible ones as far as the basic characteristics of his work are concerned. The three following quotations reflect sufficiently the nature and un-interchangeability of Daněk´s hand:
“Geometry, geometry, geometry. That is what Daněk´s… |
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Emilie Renardová
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profil
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01.04.2004
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JIŘÍ SKÁLA: A SIMPLE TURN OF A SCREW
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Jiří Skála was born in 1976, and lives and works in Prague. The elaborated systems that Skála employs in his works are reminiscent of the results of a self-taught scientist. He attempts to verify principles, build theories, investigate and gain control of enclosed groups of objects in all surrounding fields, so that he—with the help of his somewhat indefinite scientific knowledge based on his own… |
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Alexis Leung
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profil
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01.04.2004
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ESTELLE ARTUS, DAUGHTER OF VIDEO
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The first thing one notices in the video work of Estelle Artus is the presence of images containing fragments of familiar films, soundtracks or dialogues; it isn’t important whether or not we recognize them. The reference remains at a distance, often ironic, always light; and the artist’s videos can be fully appreciated even if the spectator doesn’t know the origins of a film in which only the… |
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Arlene Tucker
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profil
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01.03.2004
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TWIN BED FOR TWO
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The Art of David Levine
“It’s exactly what it should be.” Hear that and let it be your soundtrack with David Levine’s drawings. And with this said, you can leave with a sense of closure that tightens the pores of an armored man. Then continue to the next soldier-like drawing for you know what’s just hit you like an arrow in a leg.
Whenever I visit David in his studio things change just ever… |
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Mihnea Mircan
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profil
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01.03.2004
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HISTORY DEFEATED THE ART OF DUO VAN DER MIXT
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Duo van der Mixt are Cristian Rusu (visual artist, set designer) and Mihai Pop (visual artist, curator). Their association is primarily motivated by a discomfort with clichés, with the readiness of contemporary Romania to adopt stereotypes, accretions of thought stemming from rudimentary political and social discourse. Although they encapsulate bits of (falsified) history, these relics of the… |
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David Kulhánek
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profil
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01.03.2004
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PRACTICE, THEORY AND EXPOSITION OF ZBYNĚK BALADRÁN
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That which is really postmodern, open, plural and liberal is a reality of fictional dynamic structures, and that reality is constantly in flux. (Dušan Třeštík, Konec paradigmatu? In: Mysliti dějiny, Paseka, Praha 1999, p. 67)
In art, as in society and the individual, one can find specific maps. Some lines present something, others are abstract. Some are with segments, others without... We think… |
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Halka Třešňáková
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profil
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01.01.2004
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AKHE
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Summer, 1999
One or another man, both of whom immediately inspire respect with tall stature and full beards, cut to a point reaching to their chests, frequently dart across the lawn at the Plasy monastery.
Maxim and Pavel, from the Akhe performance group, were among others who participated with Miloš Vojtěchovsky’s artists-in-residence program..
Throughout their stay at Plasy, artists and… |
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Vít Havránek
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profil
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01.01.2004
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SUBJECTIVE PATTERNS OF CONSUMPTION
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Jan Šerých’s contribution to the catalogue for the Zlínský Salon consisted of two photographic details of his Saab, model 900. For his exhibition in Černý pavouk in Ostrava, Šerých collected photographs of jet planes and from this collection he made large-format A1 prints. For several months Šerých gathered empty food packaging: bottles, detergents, milk cartons, butter boxes and from these he… |
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