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GENVS CANTORI / Cantere Family History - Dedicated to Gregor Johann Mendel
12.08.2010 - 30.09.2010 | Mendelovo muzeum genetiky v Brně / The Mendel Museum of Genetics in Brno, CZ
Temporary installation of Miloš Šejn's philosophy of plants like a relationship between the human history and nature.
Curated by Pavel Hayek
The permanent exhibiton: Gregor Johann Mendel - Man, Abbot and Scientist
The exhibition is held under the auspices of the rector of Masaryk University prof. PhDr. Petr Fiala, Ph. D and the Abbot of the Old Brno Abbey ThDr. et Ing. Lukáš Evžen Martinec, OSA
Mendel Museum of Masaryk University has prepared an official opening of a new permanent exhibition for its visitors. The year of the opening, 2009, is very important. It is 125 years from Mendel’s death and 90 years from establishment of Masaryk University, the museum’s founder. The unique exhibition is about the most famous Czech person worldwide, which is without any doubt Mendel.
The exhibition is presenting Mendel in an authentic place of Augustinian Abbey in Old Brno as a complex person, which had not moved only in boundaries of cultivation, but in a lot of lines of work.
Opening hours:
April - October
Tuesday - Sunday 10am - 6pm
November - March
Tuesday - Sunday 10am - 5pm
(on Monday on reservation)
Informations:
Call +42 543 42 40 43 for reservations and details.
tel +420 543 424 043
tel, fax +420 543 332 075
email: info@mendelmuseum.muni.cz
Masarykova univerzita - Mendelovo muzeum
Opatství Staré Brno Řádu sv. Augustina
Mendlovo náměstí 1a
603 00 Brno
Czech republic
The Mendl Museum of Genetics
Gregor Johann Mendel
12.08.2010 - 30.09.2010 | Mendelovo muzeum genetiky v Brně / The Mendel Museum of Genetics in Brno, CZ
Temporary installation of Miloš Šejn's philosophy of plants like a relationship between the human history and nature.
Curated by Pavel Hayek
The permanent exhibiton: Gregor Johann Mendel - Man, Abbot and Scientist
The exhibition is held under the auspices of the rector of Masaryk University prof. PhDr. Petr Fiala, Ph. D and the Abbot of the Old Brno Abbey ThDr. et Ing. Lukáš Evžen Martinec, OSA
Mendel Museum of Masaryk University has prepared an official opening of a new permanent exhibition for its visitors. The year of the opening, 2009, is very important. It is 125 years from Mendel’s death and 90 years from establishment of Masaryk University, the museum’s founder. The unique exhibition is about the most famous Czech person worldwide, which is without any doubt Mendel.
The exhibition is presenting Mendel in an authentic place of Augustinian Abbey in Old Brno as a complex person, which had not moved only in boundaries of cultivation, but in a lot of lines of work.
Opening hours:
April - October
Tuesday - Sunday 10am - 6pm
November - March
Tuesday - Sunday 10am - 5pm
(on Monday on reservation)
Informations:
Call +42 543 42 40 43 for reservations and details.
tel +420 543 424 043
tel, fax +420 543 332 075
email: info@mendelmuseum.muni.cz
Masarykova univerzita - Mendelovo muzeum
Opatství Staré Brno Řádu sv. Augustina
Mendlovo náměstí 1a
603 00 Brno
Czech republic
The Mendl Museum of Genetics
Gregor Johann Mendel
ATT VARA LANDSKAP – Tillägnad Carl von Linné / BEING LANDSCAPE – Dedicated to Carolus Linnaeus
15.06.2010 - 29.08.2010 | Uppsala Art Museum
Performance Installation
curated by SU-EN and Elisabeth Fagerstedt
Opening hours:
Tue-Fri 12-4 pm,
Sat–Sun 12-4.30 pm. Mondays closed.
Informations:
Telephone: +46 (0) 18-727 24 82 (reception)
Fax: +46 (0) 18-727 06 50
E-mail: konstmuseum@uppsala.se
Uppsala konstmuseum
Drottnings Christinas väg 1E
SE-752 37 Uppsala, Sweden
www.uppsala.se/konstmuseum
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15.06.2010 - 29.08.2010 | Uppsala Art Museum
Performance Installation
curated by SU-EN and Elisabeth Fagerstedt
Opening hours:
Tue-Fri 12-4 pm,
Sat–Sun 12-4.30 pm. Mondays closed.
Informations:
Telephone: +46 (0) 18-727 24 82 (reception)
Fax: +46 (0) 18-727 06 50
E-mail: konstmuseum@uppsala.se
Uppsala konstmuseum
Drottnings Christinas väg 1E
SE-752 37 Uppsala, Sweden
www.uppsala.se/konstmuseum
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MILOŠ ŠEJN / BEING LANDSCAPE
25.03.2010 - 06.06.2010 | West Bohemian Gallery in Pilsen
curated by Ladislav Kesner ml.
info:
po closed
Tu–Su 10.00–18.00
Tel.: +420 377 908 511
e-mail: info@zpc-galerie.cz
West Bohemian Gallery in Pilsen
Výstavní síň Masné krámy
Pražská 18, 301 00 Plzeň
Czech Republic
http://www.zpc-galerie.cz/
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25.03.2010 - 06.06.2010 | West Bohemian Gallery in Pilsen
curated by Ladislav Kesner ml.
info:
po closed
Tu–Su 10.00–18.00
Tel.: +420 377 908 511
e-mail: info@zpc-galerie.cz
West Bohemian Gallery in Pilsen
Výstavní síň Masné krámy
Pražská 18, 301 00 Plzeň
Czech Republic
http://www.zpc-galerie.cz/
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TERRA FELIX VISIONES
Ideas for Albrechtus Wallenstein's Jičín by Miloš Šejn and Petr Uličný
8.11.2009 - 22.11.2009 | Regional Museum and Gallery in Jičín
curated by Osamu Okamura
info:
Tel: +420-493 532 204
E-mail: muzeumhry@centrum.cz
July - August: 9 - 18:30
September - January: 9 - 17
February: 10 - 16
March - June: 9 - 17
From September till June it is closed on Monday.
Regional Museum and Gallery in Jičín
Valdštejnovo náměstí 1
506 01 Jičín
Czech Republic
http://www.muzeumhry.cz/
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Introducing of the exhibition on-line by Osamu Okamura
Ideas for Albrechtus Wallenstein's Jičín by Miloš Šejn and Petr Uličný
8.11.2009 - 22.11.2009 | Regional Museum and Gallery in Jičín
curated by Osamu Okamura
info:
Tel: +420-493 532 204
E-mail: muzeumhry@centrum.cz
July - August: 9 - 18:30
September - January: 9 - 17
February: 10 - 16
March - June: 9 - 17
From September till June it is closed on Monday.
Regional Museum and Gallery in Jičín
Valdštejnovo náměstí 1
506 01 Jičín
Czech Republic
http://www.muzeumhry.cz/
more
Introducing of the exhibition on-line by Osamu Okamura
Group
Arteast 2000+ Collection / Selection of Works from the National Collection / Museum of Affects
26.11.2011 - 29.01.2012 | Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova, Ljubljana, Slovenia
Moderna galerija keeps the national collection of 20th and 21st century Slovene art and the international collection Arteast 2000+. The national collection presents the basic stages in the development of the Slovene tradition of modern and contemporary art from the beginning of the 20th century onwards. The international collection Arteast 2000+ is based on dialogue between the East and the West, and presents a series of important artists from Eastern Europe who had been unknown or overlooked for a long time. The Arteast 2000+ Collection is primarily concerned with the Eastern European conceptual tradition; founded in 2000, this was generally the first-ever collection of Eastern European neo-avant-garde art. The works for exchange, which will make part of the three major exhibitions will include (among others): Marina Abramović, Jury Albert, Jury Avvakumov, Miroslav Bałka, Jerzy Bereś, Geta Brătescu, Alexander Brenner, Carlfriedrich Claus, Braco Dimitrijević, Stanisław Dróżdż, Róza El-Hassan, Miklós Erdély, Stano Filko, Vadim Fishkin, Gorgona, Tomislav Gotovac (Antonio LAUER), Dmitry Gutov, Jusuf Hadžifejzović, Tibor Hajas, Sanja Iveković, Ilya Kabakov, Julije Knifer, Milan Knížák, Alexandr Kosolapov, Katarzyna Kozyra, Ivan Kožarić, Zofia Kulik, Vladimir Kuprijanov, KwieKulik (Przemysław Kwiek & Zofia Kulik), Yuri Leiderman, Via Lewandowsky, Natalia LL, Kazimir Malevich, Mangelos, Vlado Martek, Dalibor Martinis, Karel Miler, Jan Mlčoch, Alex Mlynárčik, Andrey Monastyrski, Oliver Musovik, Paul Neagu, Anatoly Osmolovsky, Adrian Paci, Dan Perjovschi, Amalia Perjovschi, Goran Petercol, Dmitry Prigov, Guia Rigvava, Józef Robakowski, Nedko Solakov, Mladen Stilinović, subREAL, Miloš Šejn, Nebojša Šerić-Šoba, Ilja Šoškić, Petr Štembera, Raša Todosijević, Slaven Tolj, Milica Tomić, Endre Tót, Goran Trbuljak, Josip Vaništa, Konstantin Zvezdochiotov.
internacionala
Work of Milos Sejn: Touched The Grass..., 30.7.1967
The Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova is opening Saturday, 26 November 2011, at 8 p.m.
Starting in the end of this November, Moderna galerija will operate at two separate locations: the Museum of Modern Art will carry on in the existing building in the city center of Ljubljana and the Museum of Contemporary Art in the renovated army barracks building in the new cultural quarter in Metelkova Street.
The new Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova will house the pioneering collection of Eastern European art Arteast 2000+, devoted to postwar avant-gardes from the 1960s to the present, and a selection of works from Moderna galerija’s national collection.
The Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova derives its specificity not only from its geopolitical and cultural position, but also from its orientation which questions hegemonic history through a multiplicity of narratives, heterogeneous approaches to historicizing, resonance between the urgencies of different localities, and reciprocal methods of learning.
In addition to the new permanent display of works from the Arteast 2000+ and national collections, the Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova will open with the exhibition Museum of Affects, which is part of a long-term research project of the network L’Internationale*. This exhibition attempts to rethink formal methodologies of academic art history and proposes instead to interpret a selection of artworks from the period between 1956 and 1986 from the collections of Moderna galerija, Ljubljana, M HKA, Antwerp, MACBA, Barcelona, and Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven as intensities or affects, emphasizing their performative rather than representational character.
The first L’Internationale exhibition Museum of Parallel Narratives is on view until 2 October 2011 in MACBA Barcelona, www.macba.cat; the third one Spirits of Internationalism, in M HKA Antwerp and Van Abbemuseum Eindhoven, will be staged in January 2012.
The founding partners of L’Internationale are the Moderna galerija, Ljubljana, the Július Koller Society, Bratislava, the Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona (MACBA), Barcelona, the Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven, and the Museum van Hedendaagse Kunst (M HKA), Antwerp.
internacionala.mg-lj.si
Moderna galerija, Tomšičeva 14, Ljubljana, Slovenia, +38612416800, www.mg-lj.si, info@mg-lj.si
www.mg-lj.si
26.11.2011 - 29.01.2012 | Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova, Ljubljana, Slovenia
Moderna galerija keeps the national collection of 20th and 21st century Slovene art and the international collection Arteast 2000+. The national collection presents the basic stages in the development of the Slovene tradition of modern and contemporary art from the beginning of the 20th century onwards. The international collection Arteast 2000+ is based on dialogue between the East and the West, and presents a series of important artists from Eastern Europe who had been unknown or overlooked for a long time. The Arteast 2000+ Collection is primarily concerned with the Eastern European conceptual tradition; founded in 2000, this was generally the first-ever collection of Eastern European neo-avant-garde art. The works for exchange, which will make part of the three major exhibitions will include (among others): Marina Abramović, Jury Albert, Jury Avvakumov, Miroslav Bałka, Jerzy Bereś, Geta Brătescu, Alexander Brenner, Carlfriedrich Claus, Braco Dimitrijević, Stanisław Dróżdż, Róza El-Hassan, Miklós Erdély, Stano Filko, Vadim Fishkin, Gorgona, Tomislav Gotovac (Antonio LAUER), Dmitry Gutov, Jusuf Hadžifejzović, Tibor Hajas, Sanja Iveković, Ilya Kabakov, Julije Knifer, Milan Knížák, Alexandr Kosolapov, Katarzyna Kozyra, Ivan Kožarić, Zofia Kulik, Vladimir Kuprijanov, KwieKulik (Przemysław Kwiek & Zofia Kulik), Yuri Leiderman, Via Lewandowsky, Natalia LL, Kazimir Malevich, Mangelos, Vlado Martek, Dalibor Martinis, Karel Miler, Jan Mlčoch, Alex Mlynárčik, Andrey Monastyrski, Oliver Musovik, Paul Neagu, Anatoly Osmolovsky, Adrian Paci, Dan Perjovschi, Amalia Perjovschi, Goran Petercol, Dmitry Prigov, Guia Rigvava, Józef Robakowski, Nedko Solakov, Mladen Stilinović, subREAL, Miloš Šejn, Nebojša Šerić-Šoba, Ilja Šoškić, Petr Štembera, Raša Todosijević, Slaven Tolj, Milica Tomić, Endre Tót, Goran Trbuljak, Josip Vaništa, Konstantin Zvezdochiotov.
internacionala
Work of Milos Sejn: Touched The Grass..., 30.7.1967
The Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova is opening Saturday, 26 November 2011, at 8 p.m.
Starting in the end of this November, Moderna galerija will operate at two separate locations: the Museum of Modern Art will carry on in the existing building in the city center of Ljubljana and the Museum of Contemporary Art in the renovated army barracks building in the new cultural quarter in Metelkova Street.
The new Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova will house the pioneering collection of Eastern European art Arteast 2000+, devoted to postwar avant-gardes from the 1960s to the present, and a selection of works from Moderna galerija’s national collection.
The Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova derives its specificity not only from its geopolitical and cultural position, but also from its orientation which questions hegemonic history through a multiplicity of narratives, heterogeneous approaches to historicizing, resonance between the urgencies of different localities, and reciprocal methods of learning.
In addition to the new permanent display of works from the Arteast 2000+ and national collections, the Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova will open with the exhibition Museum of Affects, which is part of a long-term research project of the network L’Internationale*. This exhibition attempts to rethink formal methodologies of academic art history and proposes instead to interpret a selection of artworks from the period between 1956 and 1986 from the collections of Moderna galerija, Ljubljana, M HKA, Antwerp, MACBA, Barcelona, and Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven as intensities or affects, emphasizing their performative rather than representational character.
The first L’Internationale exhibition Museum of Parallel Narratives is on view until 2 October 2011 in MACBA Barcelona, www.macba.cat; the third one Spirits of Internationalism, in M HKA Antwerp and Van Abbemuseum Eindhoven, will be staged in January 2012.
The founding partners of L’Internationale are the Moderna galerija, Ljubljana, the Július Koller Society, Bratislava, the Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona (MACBA), Barcelona, the Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven, and the Museum van Hedendaagse Kunst (M HKA), Antwerp.
internacionala.mg-lj.si
Moderna galerija, Tomšičeva 14, Ljubljana, Slovenia, +38612416800, www.mg-lj.si, info@mg-lj.si
www.mg-lj.si
Finally Together
07.09.2011 - 14.10.2011 | Galerie Emila Filly & Galerie Armaturka
Exhibition mapping the contemporary independent gallery scene in the Czech Republic.
Artists: Matej Al-Ali, Peter Barényi, Jana Bernartová, CZAKRA, Aleš Cermák, Veronika Danhelová, Noam Darom, Dávid Demjanovic, Daniela Deutelbaumová, Petr Dub, Vojtech Fröhlich, Isabela Grosseová, Pavel Havrda, Helena Hladilová, Martin Hrubý, Matyáš Chochola, Thorarinn Ingi Jonsson, Miroslav Kohút, Jirí Maha, Vojtech Marek, Silvie Milková, Jarmila Mitríková, Tomáš Moravec, Filip Nerad, Katerina Olivová, Yumiko Ono, Ludek Prošek, Alexander Puškin, Michal Pustejovský, Tereza Rullerová, Adéla Sobotková, Namsal Siedlecki, Adéla Svobodová, Miloš Šejn, Dagmar Šubrtová, Viktor Takác, Jirí Thýn, Martin Zet
Author of Action Galleries Project: Lenka Sýkorová
Curators: Lenka Sýkorová, Viktor Čech, Markéta Kubačáková
Works of Milos Sejn: Czech Landscape (With Milešovka Mount), from 1810 to 2011
Galerie Emila Filly
Galerie Armaturka
Galerie Emila Filly & Galerie Armaturka
SCHIFR-AC, s.r.o., Jateční 1588/49
Ústí nad Labem
Czech Republic
finallytogether.pdf
07.09.2011 - 14.10.2011 | Galerie Emila Filly & Galerie Armaturka
Exhibition mapping the contemporary independent gallery scene in the Czech Republic.
Artists: Matej Al-Ali, Peter Barényi, Jana Bernartová, CZAKRA, Aleš Cermák, Veronika Danhelová, Noam Darom, Dávid Demjanovic, Daniela Deutelbaumová, Petr Dub, Vojtech Fröhlich, Isabela Grosseová, Pavel Havrda, Helena Hladilová, Martin Hrubý, Matyáš Chochola, Thorarinn Ingi Jonsson, Miroslav Kohút, Jirí Maha, Vojtech Marek, Silvie Milková, Jarmila Mitríková, Tomáš Moravec, Filip Nerad, Katerina Olivová, Yumiko Ono, Ludek Prošek, Alexander Puškin, Michal Pustejovský, Tereza Rullerová, Adéla Sobotková, Namsal Siedlecki, Adéla Svobodová, Miloš Šejn, Dagmar Šubrtová, Viktor Takác, Jirí Thýn, Martin Zet
Author of Action Galleries Project: Lenka Sýkorová
Curators: Lenka Sýkorová, Viktor Čech, Markéta Kubačáková
Works of Milos Sejn: Czech Landscape (With Milešovka Mount), from 1810 to 2011
Galerie Emila Filly
Galerie Armaturka
Galerie Emila Filly & Galerie Armaturka
SCHIFR-AC, s.r.o., Jateční 1588/49
Ústí nad Labem
Czech Republic
finallytogether.pdf
GREEN
04.07.2011 - 01.08.2011 | GALERIE CALIFIA
Kristýna and Marek Milde, Norman Locks, Paul Hempstead, Miloš Šejn
Curator: Barbara Benish
Works of Milos Sejn: Devils Lake / Bohemian Forest 19. 5. 2011, Being The Javoří Brook / The Giant Mountains 27.7.2000, Grass 1967
GALERIE CALIFIA
Zámek
341 01 Horažďovice
Czech Republic
Tel: +420 724 253 517
http://www.galeriecalifia.net
green
04.07.2011 - 01.08.2011 | GALERIE CALIFIA
Kristýna and Marek Milde, Norman Locks, Paul Hempstead, Miloš Šejn
Curator: Barbara Benish
Works of Milos Sejn: Devils Lake / Bohemian Forest 19. 5. 2011, Being The Javoří Brook / The Giant Mountains 27.7.2000, Grass 1967
GALERIE CALIFIA
Zámek
341 01 Horažďovice
Czech Republic
Tel: +420 724 253 517
http://www.galeriecalifia.net
green
MAPS Artistic Cartography in the Centre of Europe 1960 - 2011
MAPY / MAPS I. Známe a neznáme / Known and Unknown
30.06.2011 - 28.08.2011 | Bratislava City Gallery
MAPY / MAPS II. Neznáme oblasti / Unknown Areas
14.06.2011 - 03. 09. 2011 Slovak National Gallery, Water Barraks, Cabinet of the 20. Century Art+
Curators: Daniela Čarná, Lucia Gregorová
Galéria mesta Bratislavy I Bratislava City Gallery
Mirbach palace
Františkánske nám. 11
815 35 Bratislava
Tel: 02/ 5443 2807
http://www.gmb.bratislava.sk/en/home
International exhibition project MAPY / MAPS explores art cartography from the 1960’s to today. The exhibition presents not only known, but also lesser known and never before displayed works by artists active in the 1960’s and 1970’s in the areas of conceptual art and land-art, in the 1980’s also in painting and photography, while the 1990s are reflected through neo-conceptual objects and installations. Selected works created by the youngest generation of artists often use maps and principles of mapping, networks, roads, thinking and research with the help of map as a metaphor for the very creation of their artwork. Over the past 50 years, map has become an important vehicle in art for sharing cultural meaning as a medium of utopian visions, mental archaeology, futuristic projects or even as a projection of territorial or political frustrations. The exhibition argues that in contemporary art, maps serve also as a reflection of discourse about the geopolitical space of Central Europe. In this art-historical sample, the exhibition follows “on the map” of works by more than 50 artists’ relationship to everyday reality, starting with the intersection of art and life in neo-avant-garde tendencies of the 1960s up to the forthright manifestation of life in art enabled by the new media.
The exhibition focuses on “mapping” interpretations and reflections of maps in the Slovak art scene in the juxtaposition of selected works by key artists in the Visegrad countries area: Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary. While it is composed chronologically, it also allows a layered reading through several themes present throughout the exhibition. Based on the exhibited material, we can trace ways of artistic thinking about borders, their limitations, forms of their free virtual crossing or re-defining in utopian projects, as well as through mental shifts in their transfer, scale changes or changes in positions of states and continents. They capture experience from a physical presence in the landscape and orientation in urban or natural terrain; on a metaphorical level, they portray subjective individual mythologies and the search for a lost paradise, mythical and newly discovered countries, or a shift to transcendency of cosmic space(s). Another layer of reading is provided by the catalog, designed as an atlas of artistic maps, which is accompanied by references to the rich field of critical reading of maps.
Exhibition MAPY / MAPS does not offer a simple orientation to the terrain of art. It invites the viewer to enter new worlds and through various strategies of using maps in art.
Artists: Milan Adamčiak, Gábor Attalai (H), Peter Bartoš, Juraj Bartusz, Erik Binder, Bálint Bori (H), Vladimír Boudník (CZ), David Černý (CZ), Anna Daučíková, Jiří David (CZ), Martin Derner, Ľubomír Ďurček, Stano Filko, Daniel Fischer, Juraj Gábor, György Galántai (H), IPUT / Tamás St.Ruby (H), Jozef Jankovič, Peter Kalmus, Michal Kern, Július Koller, Patrik Kovačovský, Marek Kvetán, Barbara Kozłowska (PL), Jarosław Kozłowski (PL), Otis Laubert, Lengow&Hermes, Milan Maur (CZ), Juraj Meliš, Milan Mikula, Svätopluk Mikyta, Alex Mlynárčik, Michal Murin, Ilona Németh, Miloš Novák, Boris Ondreička, Eduard Ovčáček (CZ), Štefan Papčo, Jan Pfeiffer (CZ), Sándor Pinczehelyi (H), Ludmiła Popiel (PL), Jerzy Rosołowicz (PL), Rudolf Sikora, Tomasz Sikorski (PL), Magda Stanová, Miloš Šejn, Dezider Tóth, Jaro Varga, Kamil Varga, Włodzimierz Jan Zakrzewski (PL)
Works of Milos Sejn:
Valeriana Roots, 14th July 1960
Cartography Studies, 1969
PEDESTRIAN MAPS
Miloš Šejn documents his trips into nature (and his attemps to unite with nature and react to its genius loci - "becoming a landscape") in various ways - from photo-documented performances to collecting and categorizing various natural materials. A map is a logical element here. In his work Roots of Valerian (1960), that implies a reference to discoveries and that fascination with nature typical of a child, he ritualistically placed roots of a medicinal plant used for insomnia on the top of a real map of Jičín.
In his journal entry-like Cartographic Studies (1969), he records his exploration of a landscape terrain into his own maps by layering and overlapping on transparencies,, while, in a spirit of Borghes' map, the scale used here is 1 : 1. In 1992 in collaboration with the Dutch choreographer Frank van de Ven, Miloš Šejn created project Bohemiae Rosa. In focuses on strengthening the relationship between body and landscape. Its title derives from the map created by carto-grapher Christoph Vetter for the historical opus by Bohuslav Balbín (1668). It bears the curious shape of a blooming rose growing from Vienna, which symbolizes the blossoming of a land.
Ectract from MAPS / Known and Unknown by Daniela Čarná and Lucia Gregorová, Bratislava 2011
MAPY / MAPS I. Známe a neznáme / Known and Unknown
30.06.2011 - 28.08.2011 | Bratislava City Gallery
MAPY / MAPS II. Neznáme oblasti / Unknown Areas
14.06.2011 - 03. 09. 2011 Slovak National Gallery, Water Barraks, Cabinet of the 20. Century Art+
Curators: Daniela Čarná, Lucia Gregorová
Galéria mesta Bratislavy I Bratislava City Gallery
Mirbach palace
Františkánske nám. 11
815 35 Bratislava
Tel: 02/ 5443 2807
http://www.gmb.bratislava.sk/en/home
International exhibition project MAPY / MAPS explores art cartography from the 1960’s to today. The exhibition presents not only known, but also lesser known and never before displayed works by artists active in the 1960’s and 1970’s in the areas of conceptual art and land-art, in the 1980’s also in painting and photography, while the 1990s are reflected through neo-conceptual objects and installations. Selected works created by the youngest generation of artists often use maps and principles of mapping, networks, roads, thinking and research with the help of map as a metaphor for the very creation of their artwork. Over the past 50 years, map has become an important vehicle in art for sharing cultural meaning as a medium of utopian visions, mental archaeology, futuristic projects or even as a projection of territorial or political frustrations. The exhibition argues that in contemporary art, maps serve also as a reflection of discourse about the geopolitical space of Central Europe. In this art-historical sample, the exhibition follows “on the map” of works by more than 50 artists’ relationship to everyday reality, starting with the intersection of art and life in neo-avant-garde tendencies of the 1960s up to the forthright manifestation of life in art enabled by the new media.
The exhibition focuses on “mapping” interpretations and reflections of maps in the Slovak art scene in the juxtaposition of selected works by key artists in the Visegrad countries area: Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary. While it is composed chronologically, it also allows a layered reading through several themes present throughout the exhibition. Based on the exhibited material, we can trace ways of artistic thinking about borders, their limitations, forms of their free virtual crossing or re-defining in utopian projects, as well as through mental shifts in their transfer, scale changes or changes in positions of states and continents. They capture experience from a physical presence in the landscape and orientation in urban or natural terrain; on a metaphorical level, they portray subjective individual mythologies and the search for a lost paradise, mythical and newly discovered countries, or a shift to transcendency of cosmic space(s). Another layer of reading is provided by the catalog, designed as an atlas of artistic maps, which is accompanied by references to the rich field of critical reading of maps.
Exhibition MAPY / MAPS does not offer a simple orientation to the terrain of art. It invites the viewer to enter new worlds and through various strategies of using maps in art.
Artists: Milan Adamčiak, Gábor Attalai (H), Peter Bartoš, Juraj Bartusz, Erik Binder, Bálint Bori (H), Vladimír Boudník (CZ), David Černý (CZ), Anna Daučíková, Jiří David (CZ), Martin Derner, Ľubomír Ďurček, Stano Filko, Daniel Fischer, Juraj Gábor, György Galántai (H), IPUT / Tamás St.Ruby (H), Jozef Jankovič, Peter Kalmus, Michal Kern, Július Koller, Patrik Kovačovský, Marek Kvetán, Barbara Kozłowska (PL), Jarosław Kozłowski (PL), Otis Laubert, Lengow&Hermes, Milan Maur (CZ), Juraj Meliš, Milan Mikula, Svätopluk Mikyta, Alex Mlynárčik, Michal Murin, Ilona Németh, Miloš Novák, Boris Ondreička, Eduard Ovčáček (CZ), Štefan Papčo, Jan Pfeiffer (CZ), Sándor Pinczehelyi (H), Ludmiła Popiel (PL), Jerzy Rosołowicz (PL), Rudolf Sikora, Tomasz Sikorski (PL), Magda Stanová, Miloš Šejn, Dezider Tóth, Jaro Varga, Kamil Varga, Włodzimierz Jan Zakrzewski (PL)
Works of Milos Sejn:
Valeriana Roots, 14th July 1960
Cartography Studies, 1969
PEDESTRIAN MAPS
Miloš Šejn documents his trips into nature (and his attemps to unite with nature and react to its genius loci - "becoming a landscape") in various ways - from photo-documented performances to collecting and categorizing various natural materials. A map is a logical element here. In his work Roots of Valerian (1960), that implies a reference to discoveries and that fascination with nature typical of a child, he ritualistically placed roots of a medicinal plant used for insomnia on the top of a real map of Jičín.
In his journal entry-like Cartographic Studies (1969), he records his exploration of a landscape terrain into his own maps by layering and overlapping on transparencies,, while, in a spirit of Borghes' map, the scale used here is 1 : 1. In 1992 in collaboration with the Dutch choreographer Frank van de Ven, Miloš Šejn created project Bohemiae Rosa. In focuses on strengthening the relationship between body and landscape. Its title derives from the map created by carto-grapher Christoph Vetter for the historical opus by Bohuslav Balbín (1668). It bears the curious shape of a blooming rose growing from Vienna, which symbolizes the blossoming of a land.
Ectract from MAPS / Known and Unknown by Daniela Čarná and Lucia Gregorová, Bratislava 2011
Museum of Parallel Narratives. In the framework of L’Internationale
14.05.2011 - 02.10.2011 | MUSEU D'ART CONTEMPORANI DE BARCELONA
L’Internationale is a long-term cooperative initiative launched by five European museums and artist’s archives whose combined holdings total more than 40,000 works:
Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona (MACBA)
Moderna Galerija of Ljubljana (Slovenia)
Július Koller Society (SJK) of Bratislava (Slovakia)
Van Abbemuseum (VAM) de Eindhoven (Netherlands)
Museum van Hedendaagse Kunst (M HKA), Antwerp (Belgium)
This transnational platform was set up in order to share the collections of its five member institutions in order to collectively challenge the dominant narratives in art history and the common canons that have been established for western art and to question the phenomena of inclusion and exclusion that take place within the unified territory of Europe. To this end, the partners will each present different exhibitions devoted to the development and reception of postwar art with the aim of generating awareness about the real construction of time through the works, about concepts of the place, identity and the political and economic context. The International also seeks to encourage the formulation of a new vocabulary and a new chronology to rewrite the history of contemporary art from contexts outside those established by common canons.
The project has its own website http://internacionala.mg-lj.si/
La exhibition presented by MACBA is the first organised by L’Internationale since the initiative was first launched in June 2009. It features around one hundred works by key artists from the collection of the Moderna Galerija in Ljubljana (Marina Abramović, Gorgona, Ion Grigorescu, Sanja Iveković and IRWIN, amongst many others), which has acquired more than 20,000 works since it was established in the 1990s. This is one of the most important collections of artworks produced in Eastern European countries since the 1960s. Geopolitically located on the border between the “two “Europes”, the Moderna Galerija Collection seeks to transcend the traditional isolation of countries from each other and to establish a dialogue between art from the east and the west. Later, in autumn 2011, the MACBA Collection will be presented at the Moderna Galerija of Ljubljana as part of a more ambitious exhibition project. Parallel to this, L’Internationale is organising a series of conferences and seminars in cooperation with the MACBA Independent Studies Programme (PEI). As part of this initiative, a conference took place in Vienna in May 2010, and this was followed by seminars in Bratislava and Barcelona, in October and December respectively. Finally, Warsaw will host another seminar in this series in February 2011.
Curators: Zdenka Badovinac and Bartomeu Marí.
Organised and produced by: Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona (MACBA); Moderna Galerija, Ljubljana; the Július Koller Society (SJK), Bratislava; the Van Abbemuseum (VAM), Eindhoven; and Museum van Hedendaagse Kunst (M HKA), Antwerp.
MACBA
Plaça dels Angels, 1
08001 Barcelona
Tel +34 93 412 08 10
Fax +34 93 412 46 02
concept
14.05.2011 - 02.10.2011 | MUSEU D'ART CONTEMPORANI DE BARCELONA
L’Internationale is a long-term cooperative initiative launched by five European museums and artist’s archives whose combined holdings total more than 40,000 works:
Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona (MACBA)
Moderna Galerija of Ljubljana (Slovenia)
Július Koller Society (SJK) of Bratislava (Slovakia)
Van Abbemuseum (VAM) de Eindhoven (Netherlands)
Museum van Hedendaagse Kunst (M HKA), Antwerp (Belgium)
This transnational platform was set up in order to share the collections of its five member institutions in order to collectively challenge the dominant narratives in art history and the common canons that have been established for western art and to question the phenomena of inclusion and exclusion that take place within the unified territory of Europe. To this end, the partners will each present different exhibitions devoted to the development and reception of postwar art with the aim of generating awareness about the real construction of time through the works, about concepts of the place, identity and the political and economic context. The International also seeks to encourage the formulation of a new vocabulary and a new chronology to rewrite the history of contemporary art from contexts outside those established by common canons.
The project has its own website http://internacionala.mg-lj.si/
La exhibition presented by MACBA is the first organised by L’Internationale since the initiative was first launched in June 2009. It features around one hundred works by key artists from the collection of the Moderna Galerija in Ljubljana (Marina Abramović, Gorgona, Ion Grigorescu, Sanja Iveković and IRWIN, amongst many others), which has acquired more than 20,000 works since it was established in the 1990s. This is one of the most important collections of artworks produced in Eastern European countries since the 1960s. Geopolitically located on the border between the “two “Europes”, the Moderna Galerija Collection seeks to transcend the traditional isolation of countries from each other and to establish a dialogue between art from the east and the west. Later, in autumn 2011, the MACBA Collection will be presented at the Moderna Galerija of Ljubljana as part of a more ambitious exhibition project. Parallel to this, L’Internationale is organising a series of conferences and seminars in cooperation with the MACBA Independent Studies Programme (PEI). As part of this initiative, a conference took place in Vienna in May 2010, and this was followed by seminars in Bratislava and Barcelona, in October and December respectively. Finally, Warsaw will host another seminar in this series in February 2011.
Curators: Zdenka Badovinac and Bartomeu Marí.
Organised and produced by: Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona (MACBA); Moderna Galerija, Ljubljana; the Július Koller Society (SJK), Bratislava; the Van Abbemuseum (VAM), Eindhoven; and Museum van Hedendaagse Kunst (M HKA), Antwerp.
MACBA
Plaça dels Angels, 1
08001 Barcelona
Tel +34 93 412 08 10
Fax +34 93 412 46 02
concept
THE SOFT-HEADED
08.03.2011 - 10.04.2011 | The Brno House of Arts
Group exhibition of The SOFT-HEADED group formed twenty years ago in Pilsen which brought together Czech (Miloš Šejn, Milan Maur, Václav Malina, Jan Rauner, Ivona Raimanová), Moravian (Marian Palla, Dalibor Chatrný, Petr Kvíčala, Milan Magni and Jiří Valoch), Selisian (Jiří Šigut, Martin Klimeš, Karel Adamus) and Slovak (Otis Laubert, Dezider Tóth) artists and art theorists. Their pre-Velvet Revolution activities included cooperative events (e.g. Autodafé - burning). The first SOFT-HEADED exhibition was planned for 2009, when the group's members intended to step out of anonymity. Comprehensive documentation of the group's events has been maintained (photographs, video, text materials, etc.). These will be included in the exhibition in addition to the artist's work, and is represented in the accompanying catalog as well. The exhibition is an important contribution to the history of Czechoslovak art of the second half of the 20th century.
Curated by Rostislav Koryčánek and Marian Palla
The House of the Lords of Kunštát
Dominikánská 9, Brno
Czech Republic
Open Tuesday-Sunday 10-18 h
The Brno House of Arts
08.03.2011 - 10.04.2011 | The Brno House of Arts
Group exhibition of The SOFT-HEADED group formed twenty years ago in Pilsen which brought together Czech (Miloš Šejn, Milan Maur, Václav Malina, Jan Rauner, Ivona Raimanová), Moravian (Marian Palla, Dalibor Chatrný, Petr Kvíčala, Milan Magni and Jiří Valoch), Selisian (Jiří Šigut, Martin Klimeš, Karel Adamus) and Slovak (Otis Laubert, Dezider Tóth) artists and art theorists. Their pre-Velvet Revolution activities included cooperative events (e.g. Autodafé - burning). The first SOFT-HEADED exhibition was planned for 2009, when the group's members intended to step out of anonymity. Comprehensive documentation of the group's events has been maintained (photographs, video, text materials, etc.). These will be included in the exhibition in addition to the artist's work, and is represented in the accompanying catalog as well. The exhibition is an important contribution to the history of Czechoslovak art of the second half of the 20th century.
Curated by Rostislav Koryčánek and Marian Palla
The House of the Lords of Kunštát
Dominikánská 9, Brno
Czech Republic
Open Tuesday-Sunday 10-18 h
The Brno House of Arts
ARTYČOK.TV - ART FAIR
02.12.2010 - 02.12.2010 | MeetFactory Gallery in Prague
Art Fair curators: Dušan Zahoranský and Janek Rous
Artyčok.TV present Art Fair, a one day event at MeetFactory Gallery in Prague, organised to coincide with the 5th anniversary of the online archive, as well as to celebrate the 1000th report of the project. The event will run from 10am to 11pm on December 2, 2010.
MeetFactory
Ke Sklárně 15, Prague 5
Czech Republic
Artycok.TV -Art Fair
MeetFactory
02.12.2010 - 02.12.2010 | MeetFactory Gallery in Prague
Art Fair curators: Dušan Zahoranský and Janek Rous
Artyčok.TV present Art Fair, a one day event at MeetFactory Gallery in Prague, organised to coincide with the 5th anniversary of the online archive, as well as to celebrate the 1000th report of the project. The event will run from 10am to 11pm on December 2, 2010.
MeetFactory
Ke Sklárně 15, Prague 5
Czech Republic
Artycok.TV -Art Fair
MeetFactory
THE SOFT-HEADED
07.10.2010 - 21.11.2010 | Regional Museum and Gallery in Jičín, CZ
currated by Miloš Šejn
Regional Museum and Gallery in Jičín
Valdštejnovo náměstí 1
506 01 Jičín
Czech Republic
Tel: +420-493 532 204
E-mail: muzeumhry@centrum.cz
Regional Museum and Gallery in Jičín
07.10.2010 - 21.11.2010 | Regional Museum and Gallery in Jičín, CZ
currated by Miloš Šejn
Regional Museum and Gallery in Jičín
Valdštejnovo náměstí 1
506 01 Jičín
Czech Republic
Tel: +420-493 532 204
E-mail: muzeumhry@centrum.cz
Regional Museum and Gallery in Jičín
Spolek výtvarných umělců Mánes – OHLÉDNUTÍ / dvacet let obnovené veřejné činnosti spolku
20.09.2010 - 10.10.2010 | Gallery of Slovak Union of Visual Arts, Bratislava, Slovak Republic
Curator: Václav Špale
Works from Miloš Šejn: Rosa Lutea Bicolor, ze serie Růže pro Josefa Mánesa, kombinovaná technika na papíře, 2007
Opening hours: Tuesday - Sunday: 12am-7pm
Informations:
Phone:+421 2 529 62 402
kral@svu.sk
Gallery of Slovak Union of Visual Arts
Dostojevskeho rad 2
811 09 Bratislava, Slovak Republic
www.svu.sk
20.09.2010 - 10.10.2010 | Gallery of Slovak Union of Visual Arts, Bratislava, Slovak Republic
Curator: Václav Špale
Works from Miloš Šejn: Rosa Lutea Bicolor, ze serie Růže pro Josefa Mánesa, kombinovaná technika na papíře, 2007
Opening hours: Tuesday - Sunday: 12am-7pm
Informations:
Phone:+421 2 529 62 402
kral@svu.sk
Gallery of Slovak Union of Visual Arts
Dostojevskeho rad 2
811 09 Bratislava, Slovak Republic
www.svu.sk
Blue Line...? / Unfocused
16.07.2010 - 29.08.2010 | Písecká brána, Praha
Ladislav Hovorka, Harry Farkas, Libor Kousal, Jan Mikulka, Blanka Chocholová, Miloš Šejn
Písecká brána, K Brusce 5/208,
160 00 - Praha 6, Hradčany
PB
16.07.2010 - 29.08.2010 | Písecká brána, Praha
Ladislav Hovorka, Harry Farkas, Libor Kousal, Jan Mikulka, Blanka Chocholová, Miloš Šejn
Písecká brána, K Brusce 5/208,
160 00 - Praha 6, Hradčany
PB
Transgression 越界
video & media art from Czech Republic
25.05.2010 - 18.06.2010 | Videotage, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Curator: Gabriela Jurkovič
Artists: Aleš Čermák, Anetta Mona Chisa, Darina Alster, David Helan, David Landa, Dieu Hao Do, Erik Sikora, Eugenio Percossi, Eva Jiřička, Evženie Brabcová, Frederika Hoppner, Groupe Guma Guar, Ivan Svoboda, Jakub Nepraš, Jan Pfeiffer, Janek Rous, Josef Bares, Karin Šrubařová, Klara Jirková, Mark Ther, Martin Boyer, Martin Kohout, Michael Bielicky, Michal Cab, Michal Pěchouček, Miloš Šejn, o----o.info, Ondřej Brody, Pavel Příkazský, Pavel Sterec, Pavel Tichoň, Petr Skala, Petra Pětiletá, Silver & True, Radim Labuda, Rozalie Kohoutová, Shlomi Yaffe, Štěpán Kleník, Tamara Moyzes, Veronika Bromová, Viktor Takáč, Jan Trejbal, Viktor Frešo, Viktor Fuček,
Vilém Novák, VJ Kolouch
Work from Milos Sejn: Zygnemates Algea, 2003, HDV
Transgression is a term in geology to describe the spread of the sea over land areas, resulting in flooding; in cultural studies, it means the disruption of taboos, the crossing of borders.
Entitled ‘Transgression’, this exhibition follows the development of Czech video and new media art after the fall of communism and the Velvet Revolution in 1989. For more than twenty years, working under the shadow of conspiracy and concealed political transformations, this generation of Prague artists experiences the tacky commercialism and silent upheavals of everyday life. The term transgression epitomized the modern Czech voices that are compelling in searching for love, identity and freedom. Taking the advantage of the arrival of new technologies and media, these artists not only are breaking away from the historical, social and political limitations but also are setting new landscape of time and space, new horizons of sense and sensibility and new expressions of human existence.
‘Transgression’ is a collection of works by over 30 artists of all ages who are somehow connected to, living or working in Prague, a fast turning multicultural city in Central Europe. The exhibition is a rare opportunity for Hong Kong audience to have a closer look at Czech Republic’s art and culture, as well as to highlight the importance of adding new value to the European aging culture. As the Austrian-born art historian Ernst Gombrich says: “the Europeans still come to terms with the past that they live in a continual and continuing the events and relations fifty years old. Still remarkable and admirable, the European culture instead of at its peak of flowering, is declining and disappearing, like the sinking Venice, the crashes of the Leaning Tower of Pizza. Christianity, the major cultural resource and the most important legacy lost its essence, like a senile old man forgets its origin.”
Artists from Czech often describe their art scene as a ‘small pond’, which is an intimate circle where everyone knows each other. The Pond is often man-made; still it has extremely diversified ecosystems. It will be important to maintain the pool openly so that it can provide a healthy environment to its resident. In the exhibition, audience can observe the lively ‘small pond’ closely and witness the transgression forces acting in all inward and outward directions. Comparative studies between Prague and Hong Kong cultures are also automatically set in motion.
Videotage
Unit 13, Cattle Depot Artist Village, 63 Ma Tau Kok Road, To Kwa Wan, Kowloon, Hong Kong
fuse:: 駐場計劃
videotage
video & media art from Czech Republic
25.05.2010 - 18.06.2010 | Videotage, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Curator: Gabriela Jurkovič
Artists: Aleš Čermák, Anetta Mona Chisa, Darina Alster, David Helan, David Landa, Dieu Hao Do, Erik Sikora, Eugenio Percossi, Eva Jiřička, Evženie Brabcová, Frederika Hoppner, Groupe Guma Guar, Ivan Svoboda, Jakub Nepraš, Jan Pfeiffer, Janek Rous, Josef Bares, Karin Šrubařová, Klara Jirková, Mark Ther, Martin Boyer, Martin Kohout, Michael Bielicky, Michal Cab, Michal Pěchouček, Miloš Šejn, o----o.info, Ondřej Brody, Pavel Příkazský, Pavel Sterec, Pavel Tichoň, Petr Skala, Petra Pětiletá, Silver & True, Radim Labuda, Rozalie Kohoutová, Shlomi Yaffe, Štěpán Kleník, Tamara Moyzes, Veronika Bromová, Viktor Takáč, Jan Trejbal, Viktor Frešo, Viktor Fuček,
Vilém Novák, VJ Kolouch
Work from Milos Sejn: Zygnemates Algea, 2003, HDV
Transgression is a term in geology to describe the spread of the sea over land areas, resulting in flooding; in cultural studies, it means the disruption of taboos, the crossing of borders.
Entitled ‘Transgression’, this exhibition follows the development of Czech video and new media art after the fall of communism and the Velvet Revolution in 1989. For more than twenty years, working under the shadow of conspiracy and concealed political transformations, this generation of Prague artists experiences the tacky commercialism and silent upheavals of everyday life. The term transgression epitomized the modern Czech voices that are compelling in searching for love, identity and freedom. Taking the advantage of the arrival of new technologies and media, these artists not only are breaking away from the historical, social and political limitations but also are setting new landscape of time and space, new horizons of sense and sensibility and new expressions of human existence.
‘Transgression’ is a collection of works by over 30 artists of all ages who are somehow connected to, living or working in Prague, a fast turning multicultural city in Central Europe. The exhibition is a rare opportunity for Hong Kong audience to have a closer look at Czech Republic’s art and culture, as well as to highlight the importance of adding new value to the European aging culture. As the Austrian-born art historian Ernst Gombrich says: “the Europeans still come to terms with the past that they live in a continual and continuing the events and relations fifty years old. Still remarkable and admirable, the European culture instead of at its peak of flowering, is declining and disappearing, like the sinking Venice, the crashes of the Leaning Tower of Pizza. Christianity, the major cultural resource and the most important legacy lost its essence, like a senile old man forgets its origin.”
Artists from Czech often describe their art scene as a ‘small pond’, which is an intimate circle where everyone knows each other. The Pond is often man-made; still it has extremely diversified ecosystems. It will be important to maintain the pool openly so that it can provide a healthy environment to its resident. In the exhibition, audience can observe the lively ‘small pond’ closely and witness the transgression forces acting in all inward and outward directions. Comparative studies between Prague and Hong Kong cultures are also automatically set in motion.
Videotage
Unit 13, Cattle Depot Artist Village, 63 Ma Tau Kok Road, To Kwa Wan, Kowloon, Hong Kong
fuse:: 駐場計劃
videotage
Collection 1 2 3 / Traces of History in Aquisitions
05.08.2010 - 08.05.2012 | GASK / Central Bohemian Gallery, Kutná Hora, CZ
Galerie Středočeského kraje
Havelská 31
110 00 Praha 1 - Staré Město
Tel: +420 222 220 217
Fax: +420 222 221 190
Galerie Středočeského kraje
Barborská 51 – 53
284 01 Kutná Hora
GASK
more
05.08.2010 - 08.05.2012 | GASK / Central Bohemian Gallery, Kutná Hora, CZ
Curator: Marie Bergmanová
Works by Milos Sejn: From the Interaction with Landscape, since 1988
Galerie Středočeského kraje
Havelská 31
110 00 Praha 1 - Staré Město
Tel: +420 222 220 217
Fax: +420 222 221 190
Galerie Středočeského kraje
Barborská 51 – 53
284 01 Kutná Hora
GASK
more
Substantialis Corporis Mixti
07.05.2010 - 14.05.2010 | Bohemian National Hall, Czech Center, New York, USA
On the occasion of the Eighteenth Session of the Commission
on Sustainable Development, Safe Planet: the United Nations Campaign for Responsibility on Hazardous Chemicals and Wastes presents
On the occasion of the Eighteenth Session of the Commission
on Sustainable Development, Safe Planet: the United Nations Campaign for Responsibility on Hazardous Chemicals and Wastes presents
Substantial Form of the Blended Body
THE SYNERGIES EXHIBITION OF THE BASEL, ROTTERDAM AND STOCKHOLM CONVENTIONS
The exhibition’s title, Substantialis Corporis Mixti, is taken from the medieval chemistry essay,
De Mixtione Elementorum (“On the mixture of the elements”, circa 1272), by Thomas Aquinas.
The exhibition explores how the aggregation of imperceptible bodies (aggregatione corporum insensibilium), including toxic chemicals or produced as byproducts of consumer waste, impact the nature of our bodies and the natural world.
The United Nations Safe Planet Campaign promotes human bio-monitoring as a method of assessing the toxic chemical burden increasingly borne by the life of our planet.
Artists: Anila Agha, Barbara Benish, Brian Collier, Santiago Cárdenas Arroyo, Christopher Edgar, Chris Jordan, Floyd Newsum, Lynn Randolph, Milos Sejn, Sharon Sprung
Curator: Mark Cervenka
Works from Milos Sejn: Grass (1967); Being The Maple Brook, The Giant Mountains (27. 7. 2000); Devils Lake, Bohemian Forest (19. 5.2001)
Opening hours: Monday - Friday: 10am-5pm
Informations:
Phone:646-422-3318
Fax: 212-717-6025
info@bohemiannationalhall.com
Bohemian National Hall
Czech Center New York
321 East 73rd Street,
New York, New York
Architecture & Inclusion
13. 4. - 6. 6. 2010 I Galerie Jaroslava Fragnera, Praha
GJF, EUNIC cluster
Architects Studios:
AT – Alles wird gut / CZ – Projektil architekti / DE – Raumlabor / NL – Atelier Kempe Thill / NO – Brendeland & Kristoffersen / PT – Moov + Gonçalo Prudêncio / RO – Sergiu Demean & Corneliu Costeant / SE – Urban Future Organization / SK – Baar / UK – Pringle Richards Sharratt Limited
Works from Milos Sejn: Mount of The Sun / cooperation with Projektil architekti
Concept and production: Kateřina Skočdopolová, Joaquim José de Sousa, Coelho Ramos, Klára Pučerová, Irena Lehkoživová, Dan Merta
Organisers:
ambassade van het koninkrijk der nederlanden in praag
british council czech republic
česká centra
česká rada pro šetrné budovy
goethe-institut prag
instituto camões praga
institutul cultural român din praga
kongelig norsk ambassade i praha
österreichisches kulturforum prag
slovenský inštitút v prahe
sveriges ambassad prag
Main partners: hormen, aed, cegra, karlin group
Galerie Jaroslava Fragnera,
Betlémské náměstí 256/5, 11000,
Praha, Czech Republic
www.gjf.cz
13. 4. - 6. 6. 2010 I Galerie Jaroslava Fragnera, Praha
GJF, EUNIC cluster
Architects Studios:
AT – Alles wird gut / CZ – Projektil architekti / DE – Raumlabor / NL – Atelier Kempe Thill / NO – Brendeland & Kristoffersen / PT – Moov + Gonçalo Prudêncio / RO – Sergiu Demean & Corneliu Costeant / SE – Urban Future Organization / SK – Baar / UK – Pringle Richards Sharratt Limited
Works from Milos Sejn: Mount of The Sun / cooperation with Projektil architekti
Concept and production: Kateřina Skočdopolová, Joaquim José de Sousa, Coelho Ramos, Klára Pučerová, Irena Lehkoživová, Dan Merta
Organisers:
ambassade van het koninkrijk der nederlanden in praag
british council czech republic
česká centra
česká rada pro šetrné budovy
goethe-institut prag
instituto camões praga
institutul cultural român din praga
kongelig norsk ambassade i praha
österreichisches kulturforum prag
slovenský inštitút v prahe
sveriges ambassad prag
Main partners: hormen, aed, cegra, karlin group
Galerie Jaroslava Fragnera,
Betlémské náměstí 256/5, 11000,
Praha, Czech Republic
www.gjf.cz
THE SOFT-HEADED
2010|03|30 - 2010|06|06
Galerie výtvarného umění v Ostravě, House of Art, Ostrava
curated by Martin Klimeš
www.gvuo.cz
2010|03|30 - 2010|06|06
Galerie výtvarného umění v Ostravě, House of Art, Ostrava
curated by Martin Klimeš
www.gvuo.cz
THE SOFT-HEADED
14.01.2010-14.03.2010
Galerie mesta Bratislavy, Pálffyho palác, Panská 19, Bratislava
curated by Jiří Valoch
14.01.2010-14.03.2010
Galerie mesta Bratislavy, Pálffyho palác, Panská 19, Bratislava
curated by Jiří Valoch
Salcman School
01.14.2010 - 03.07.2010
Galerie města Plzně
curated by Václav Malina and Jaroslav Vančát
01.14.2010 - 03.07.2010
Galerie města Plzně
curated by Václav Malina and Jaroslav Vančát
OUT OF THE CITY
01.12.2009 - 10.01.2010
National Center for Contemporary Art, Moscow
Land Art. 1960-80s. Artists from Slovakia, Czech Republic and Russia
artists: MILAN ADAMČIAK – ARTPROSPEKT P. O. P. – JURAJ BARTUSZ – PETER BARTOŠ – ROBERT CYPRICH – ĽUBOMÍR ĎURČEK – STANO FILKO – DANIEL FISCHER – VIKTOR HULÍK – IVAN KAFKA (ČR) – PETER KALMUS – MICHAL KERN – JÚLIUS KOLLER – VLADIMÍR KORDOŠ – MATEJ KRÉN – MILOŠ LAKY – OTIS LAUBERT – MILAN MAUR (ČR) – JURAJ MELIŠ – ALEX MLYNÁRČIK – MARIÁN MUDROCH – ILONA NÉMETH – VLADIMÍR POPOVIČ – PETER ROLLER – RUDOLF SIKORA – MILOŠ ŠEJN (ČR) – DEZIDER TÓTH – ŠTEFAN TÓTH – MILOŠ URBÁSEK – JÁN ZAVARSKÝ – DUŠAN ZAHORANSKÝ – JANA ŽELIBSKÁ
and
Natalia Abalakova and Anatoly Zhigalov - Nikita Alekseev – Gnezdo group – Vadim Zakharov and Igor Lutz – Francisco Infante - Collective Actions group – Mikhail Chernyshov and Boris Bich
curated by Daniela Čarná and Natalia Goncharova
http://www.ncca.ru/en/events.text?id=183
01.12.2009 - 10.01.2010
National Center for Contemporary Art, Moscow
Land Art. 1960-80s. Artists from Slovakia, Czech Republic and Russia
artists: MILAN ADAMČIAK – ARTPROSPEKT P. O. P. – JURAJ BARTUSZ – PETER BARTOŠ – ROBERT CYPRICH – ĽUBOMÍR ĎURČEK – STANO FILKO – DANIEL FISCHER – VIKTOR HULÍK – IVAN KAFKA (ČR) – PETER KALMUS – MICHAL KERN – JÚLIUS KOLLER – VLADIMÍR KORDOŠ – MATEJ KRÉN – MILOŠ LAKY – OTIS LAUBERT – MILAN MAUR (ČR) – JURAJ MELIŠ – ALEX MLYNÁRČIK – MARIÁN MUDROCH – ILONA NÉMETH – VLADIMÍR POPOVIČ – PETER ROLLER – RUDOLF SIKORA – MILOŠ ŠEJN (ČR) – DEZIDER TÓTH – ŠTEFAN TÓTH – MILOŠ URBÁSEK – JÁN ZAVARSKÝ – DUŠAN ZAHORANSKÝ – JANA ŽELIBSKÁ
and
Natalia Abalakova and Anatoly Zhigalov - Nikita Alekseev – Gnezdo group – Vadim Zakharov and Igor Lutz – Francisco Infante - Collective Actions group – Mikhail Chernyshov and Boris Bich
curated by Daniela Čarná and Natalia Goncharova
http://www.ncca.ru/en/events.text?id=183
THE SOFT-HEADED
05.11.2009 - 08.01.2010
Galerie města Plzně, Dominikánská 2, CZ-301 Plzeň
curated by Václav Malina, Ivona Raimanová, Jiří Valoch
http://www.galerie-plzen.cz/en/
05.11.2009 - 08.01.2010
Galerie města Plzně, Dominikánská 2, CZ-301 Plzeň
curated by Václav Malina, Ivona Raimanová, Jiří Valoch
http://www.galerie-plzen.cz/en/
TRACES
01.10. - 23.10.2009
exhibition in the framework of The Funke Kolín Festival
Školská 28, Communication space, Prague
exhibited works by: Ondřej Bouška, Kateřina Držková, Vojtěch Fröhlich, Tereza Králová, Jiří Šigut, Jan Šimánek, Miloš Šejn, Jan Wojnar
curated by: Ondřej Bouška
http://www.funkehokolin.com/
supported by: FAMU
http://www.famu.cz
Školská 28
TRACES / Artyčok.tv
01.10. - 23.10.2009
exhibition in the framework of The Funke Kolín Festival
Školská 28, Communication space, Prague
exhibited works by: Ondřej Bouška, Kateřina Držková, Vojtěch Fröhlich, Tereza Králová, Jiří Šigut, Jan Šimánek, Miloš Šejn, Jan Wojnar
curated by: Ondřej Bouška
http://www.funkehokolin.com/
supported by: FAMU
http://www.famu.cz
Školská 28
TRACES / Artyčok.tv
Domy pod Sněžkou, Vývoj architektury v údolí Horní Úpy
08.08.2009 - 01.11.2009
Galerie Veselý Výlet v Peci pod Sněžkou
Roman Koucký architektonická kancelář sro.
08.08.2009 - 01.11.2009
Galerie Veselý Výlet v Peci pod Sněžkou
Roman Koucký architektonická kancelář sro.
FIRESTEPS
04.08. - 29. 09. 2009
Galerie výtvarného umění v Ostravě
curated by Jiří Machalický
Galerie výtvarného umění v Ostravě
04.08. - 29. 09. 2009
Galerie výtvarného umění v Ostravě
curated by Jiří Machalický
Galerie výtvarného umění v Ostravě
11 from 114 / Mánes Union of Fine Arts
03. 07. - 31. 07. 2009
Galerie Montanelli, Nerudova 1, Praha
www.galeriemontanelli.com
S.V.U. Mánes
2009-11ze114-SVUManes7-fin.pdf
03. 07. - 31. 07. 2009
Galerie Montanelli, Nerudova 1, Praha
www.galeriemontanelli.com
S.V.U. Mánes
2009-11ze114-SVUManes7-fin.pdf
ArtMill Bohemia I
28. 06. - 18. 07. 2009 | Richter's House, Malé náměstí 11, New York University in Prague, Czech Republic
presenting new works produced at the New York University Summer Study Abroad program:
Rebecca O'Keefe, Kendalle Beck, Violet Dennison, Danyel Ferrari, Allison Weisberg, Cristine Scott, Jane Beaird, Javier Orcaray, Rachel Borg, Miloš Vojtěchovský, Miloš Šejn, Tomáš Ruller, Jiří Černický, Štěpánka Šimlová, Eva Koťátková, Carolanne Paterson, Barbara Benish, Aleš Loziak
curated by Barbara Benish and Carolanne Patterson
contact: Maria Dzurnakova - md111@nyu.edu
New York University in Prague
Malé náměstí 11
110 00 CZ Praha
www.nyu.cz - www.artmill.eu
SOMNIA MOLITORI
2009_ArtMill.pdf
28. 06. - 18. 07. 2009 | Richter's House, Malé náměstí 11, New York University in Prague, Czech Republic
presenting new works produced at the New York University Summer Study Abroad program:
Rebecca O'Keefe, Kendalle Beck, Violet Dennison, Danyel Ferrari, Allison Weisberg, Cristine Scott, Jane Beaird, Javier Orcaray, Rachel Borg, Miloš Vojtěchovský, Miloš Šejn, Tomáš Ruller, Jiří Černický, Štěpánka Šimlová, Eva Koťátková, Carolanne Paterson, Barbara Benish, Aleš Loziak
curated by Barbara Benish and Carolanne Patterson
contact: Maria Dzurnakova - md111@nyu.edu
New York University in Prague
Malé náměstí 11
110 00 CZ Praha
www.nyu.cz - www.artmill.eu
SOMNIA MOLITORI
2009_ArtMill.pdf
Turning Pages | Modern Book Culture in the Collections of the Olomouc Museum of Art
10. 06. - 11. 10. 2009
Turning Pages | Modern Book Culture in the Collections of the Olomouc Museum of Art
Museum of Modern Art | Nave, Olomouc, CZ
catalogue
10. 06. - 11. 10. 2009
Turning Pages | Modern Book Culture in the Collections of the Olomouc Museum of Art
Museum of Modern Art | Nave, Olomouc, CZ
catalogue
Členská výstava S.V.U. MÁNES / Š-T
04.06. - 28.06.2009 | S.V.U. MÁNES, Galerie DIAMANT, Spálená 4, Praha 1, CZ
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mánes_Union_of_Fine_Arts
2009 SVU MANES.pdf
04.06. - 28.06.2009 | S.V.U. MÁNES, Galerie DIAMANT, Spálená 4, Praha 1, CZ
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mánes_Union_of_Fine_Arts
2009 SVU MANES.pdf
SILVER FROM TURNOV
14. 05. - 25. 10. 2009
Ke 125. výročí založení šperkařské školy v Turnově. Ve dnech 26. 05. - 18. 06. 2009 doplněno o Kopie korunovačních klenotů.
Muzeum Českého ráje v Turnově
The Museum of the Bohemian Paradise
The Museum of the Bohemian Paradise.pdf
14. 05. - 25. 10. 2009
Ke 125. výročí založení šperkařské školy v Turnově. Ve dnech 26. 05. - 18. 06. 2009 doplněno o Kopie korunovačních klenotů.
Muzeum Českého ráje v Turnově
The Museum of the Bohemian Paradise
The Museum of the Bohemian Paradise.pdf
Verein Bildender Künstler Manes (1887 - 2009) Geschichte und Gegenwart des Tschechischen Kunstvereins
14.05. - 28.06.2009
Saarländische gallery in the Palais Am Festungsgraben, Am Festungsgraben 1, Berlin
curated by Jiří T. Kotalík
Saarländische Künstlerhaus
S.V.U. MÁNES
SVUManes-Berlin2009.pdf
14.05. - 28.06.2009
Saarländische gallery in the Palais Am Festungsgraben, Am Festungsgraben 1, Berlin
curated by Jiří T. Kotalík
Saarländische Künstlerhaus
S.V.U. MÁNES
SVUManes-Berlin2009.pdf
PŘÍRŮSTKY DO MUZEJNÍCH SBÍREK Z LET 2003 - 2009
07. 05. - 21. 06. 2009
Regionální muzeum a galerie v Jičíně
http://www.muzeumhry.cz/index.shtml
07. 05. - 21. 06. 2009
Regionální muzeum a galerie v Jičíně
http://www.muzeumhry.cz/index.shtml
OUT OF CITY
04.03.2009 - 24.05.2009 | East - Slovakian Gallery Kosice, Slovakia
Výstava Z MĚSTA VEN – Umění v přírode mapuje různorodé přístupy k přírodě.
Slovakian Gallery Kosice
04.03.2009 - 24.05.2009 | East - Slovakian Gallery Kosice, Slovakia
Výstava Z MĚSTA VEN – Umění v přírode mapuje různorodé přístupy k přírodě.
Slovakian Gallery Kosice
Cartusiae Waldiczensis
29.11.2008 - 01.03.2009 | Regional Museum and Gallery in Jičín, CZ
http://www.muzeumhry.cz/english/index.shtml
29.11.2008 - 01.03.2009 | Regional Museum and Gallery in Jičín, CZ
http://www.muzeumhry.cz/english/index.shtml
Great Secret of TAO
14.11.2008 - 01.02.2009 | Lidice Gallery / Lidice, CZ
http://www.lidice-memorial.cz/gallery_en.aspx
more
14.11.2008 - 01.02.2009 | Lidice Gallery / Lidice, CZ
http://www.lidice-memorial.cz/gallery_en.aspx
more
Third Side of the Wall
13.11.2008 - 02.15.2009 | Moravian Gallery in Brno, Czech Republic
http://www.moravska-galerie.cz/en/
13.11.2008 - 02.15.2009 | Moravian Gallery in Brno, Czech Republic
http://www.moravska-galerie.cz/en/
OUT OF THE CITY
11.11.2008 - 28.02.2009 | Západočeská galerie v Plzni, Czech Republic
The exhibition OUT OF THE CITY – Land Art maps various approaches to nature.
www.zpc-galerie.cz/zcg/zcgaktualne.htm
11.11.2008 - 28.02.2009 | Západočeská galerie v Plzni, Czech Republic
The exhibition OUT OF THE CITY – Land Art maps various approaches to nature.
www.zpc-galerie.cz/zcg/zcgaktualne.htm
Unregulated: Natural Forest in Photography
16. 10. 2008 – 11. 01. 2009 | The Moravian Gallery in Brno, Barokní sál Místodržitelského paláce, Moravské nám. 1a, Brno, Czech Republic
Cooperation: Ministerstvo životního prostředí ČR, Státní podnik Lesy ČR, Fakulta sociálních studií MU v Brně, Katedra environmentálních studií, Výzkumný ústav Silva Taroucy pro krajinu a okrasné zahradnictví Průhonice, Oddělení ekologie lesa Brno
Curators: Antonín Dufek, Ph.D., Moravská galerie v Brně, Mgr. Dana Zajoncová – Fakulta sociálních studií MU v Brně, Katedra environmentálních studií
Artists: Pavel Berkovič a David Cysař, MUDr. Vladimír Bichler, Roman Burda, Zdenko Feyfar, Vojtěch Fröhlich , Jaromír Funke, Ján Halaša, Pavel Hayek, Petr Helbich, Rudolf Janda, Václav Jirásek, Štěpán Koval, Čestmír Krátký, Karel Kuklík, Pavel Nešleha, Jaroslav Němec, Bohumír Prokůpek, Adolf Schneeberger, Filip Skalák , Miloš Spurný, Josef Sudek, Miloš Šejn, Jiří Šigut, Jaroslav Štochl, Herbert Thiel, Kamil Till, Milena Valušková, Petr Zinke, Václav Zykmund
http://www.moravska-galerie.cz/en/
16. 10. 2008 – 11. 01. 2009 | The Moravian Gallery in Brno, Barokní sál Místodržitelského paláce, Moravské nám. 1a, Brno, Czech Republic
Cooperation: Ministerstvo životního prostředí ČR, Státní podnik Lesy ČR, Fakulta sociálních studií MU v Brně, Katedra environmentálních studií, Výzkumný ústav Silva Taroucy pro krajinu a okrasné zahradnictví Průhonice, Oddělení ekologie lesa Brno
Curators: Antonín Dufek, Ph.D., Moravská galerie v Brně, Mgr. Dana Zajoncová – Fakulta sociálních studií MU v Brně, Katedra environmentálních studií
Artists: Pavel Berkovič a David Cysař, MUDr. Vladimír Bichler, Roman Burda, Zdenko Feyfar, Vojtěch Fröhlich , Jaromír Funke, Ján Halaša, Pavel Hayek, Petr Helbich, Rudolf Janda, Václav Jirásek, Štěpán Koval, Čestmír Krátký, Karel Kuklík, Pavel Nešleha, Jaroslav Němec, Bohumír Prokůpek, Adolf Schneeberger, Filip Skalák , Miloš Spurný, Josef Sudek, Miloš Šejn, Jiří Šigut, Jaroslav Štochl, Herbert Thiel, Kamil Till, Milena Valušková, Petr Zinke, Václav Zykmund
http://www.moravska-galerie.cz/en/
LANDSCAPE UNDER TOTALITARIAN
16.9.2008 - 30.11.2008 | Galerie Mayrau, Hornický skanzen Důl Mayrau, Vinařice u Kladna, Czech Republic
www.mayrau.wz.cz
16.9.2008 - 30.11.2008 | Galerie Mayrau, Hornický skanzen Důl Mayrau, Vinařice u Kladna, Czech Republic
www.mayrau.wz.cz
Dialogues
22.07. - 13.09.2008 | Smečky Gallery, Prague, Czech Republic
http://www.ppas.cz/en/galerie-smecky.html
22.07. - 13.09.2008 | Smečky Gallery, Prague, Czech Republic
http://www.ppas.cz/en/galerie-smecky.html
no cage for me! czech and slovak art 1970-1989 from collection of olomouc museum of art
24.04. - 28.09.2008 | Museum of Art, Olomouc, Czech Republic
http://www.olmuart.cz/?nl=en
24.04. - 28.09.2008 | Museum of Art, Olomouc, Czech Republic
http://www.olmuart.cz/?nl=en
LIGHT CUT
27.02.2006 - 09.03.2006 I Academy of Fine Arts Gallery in Prague, Bohemia
Conceptua Media School of Milos Sejn, Academy of Fine Arts in Prague
Academy of Fine Arts Gallery and the entrance and the podesta of the main building
Curator: Milos Sejn, introduced by Jiri Valoch
Artists: Adamec Emil, Albertsen Timothey, Aranda Amira, Austeen Siri, Babanová Adéla, Bartošová Ludmilová Andrea, Bottomley Louisa Kate, Bujňák Tomáš, Csillag Andrej, Černický Jiří, Činčera Jan, Chromý Mario, Deml Jakub, Dietheln Yemaya, Doležalová Alena, Dubenský David, Dutka Marek Mária, Egemová Gabriela, Eldagsen Boris, Emslie Karen, Escudié Anne-Gaēl, Fojtíková Kateřina, Gazit Aylet, Gedrová Zdenka, Gigl Erin Marie, Gronlien Anders, Gundlach Filip Lukas, Hábl René, Haneasová-Ochoa Renáta, Hanzlíková Ivana, Hakkarainen Anna, Harrison Marion Louise, Havlíčková Jitka, Hlaváček Filip, Horák Jiří, Ignatavićus Domas, Ivandić Dean, Janáčik Peter, Janíček Martin, Joba Pavel, Kalný Martin, Kapelová Jana, Koch Pavel, Kochánková Jana, Kolčáková Darina, Kmeťová Lubomíra, Korbička Pavel, Kozák Cyril, Labuda Radim, Lavríková Ľuba, Mašín Tomáš, Mc Call Dominic P., McKinnon Graeme, Müller Aleš, Müller Anita, Němec Petr, Ngoc Thanh Pham, Novák Radim, Novotná Milena, Novotný Jaromír, Okamura Osamu, Pastrňák Petr, Pelikan Kovrčová Denise, Peterková Jana, Pitín Daniel, Požárová Zdenka, Priehyba Štefan, Prokeš Václav, Pýchová Hana, Pytlová Martina, Rahikka Marika, Randishi Robin, Řezáčová Zdenka, Rossow Anna, Sceranková Pavla, Schaukal Verena, Sellars Nina Victoria, Shaw Lisa, Siminiatti Silvia, Skala Petr, Sobotovičová Sláva, Stirn Martina, Stodolová Klára, Střížková Johana, Svoboda Ivan, Šafránková Veronika, Špaček Daniel, Uličný Petr, Vargová Petra, Vehkaperä Tina, Velíšek Martin, Veškrna Tomáš, Vincourová Kateřina, Vondra Jan, Vorlíčková Marcela, Vosecký Ivan, Warnell Philip, Wittrup Ebbe Stub, Závodová Kateřina
Work from Milos Sejn: ETEOLFREBUAZ / Writen Landscape 2004, acrylate and crayon on canvas, 600x800 cm
Academy of Fine Arts
U Akademie 4, 170 22 Prague 7, Czech Republic
www.avu.cz
27.02.2006 - 09.03.2006 I Academy of Fine Arts Gallery in Prague, Bohemia
Conceptua Media School of Milos Sejn, Academy of Fine Arts in Prague
Academy of Fine Arts Gallery and the entrance and the podesta of the main building
Curator: Milos Sejn, introduced by Jiri Valoch
Artists: Adamec Emil, Albertsen Timothey, Aranda Amira, Austeen Siri, Babanová Adéla, Bartošová Ludmilová Andrea, Bottomley Louisa Kate, Bujňák Tomáš, Csillag Andrej, Černický Jiří, Činčera Jan, Chromý Mario, Deml Jakub, Dietheln Yemaya, Doležalová Alena, Dubenský David, Dutka Marek Mária, Egemová Gabriela, Eldagsen Boris, Emslie Karen, Escudié Anne-Gaēl, Fojtíková Kateřina, Gazit Aylet, Gedrová Zdenka, Gigl Erin Marie, Gronlien Anders, Gundlach Filip Lukas, Hábl René, Haneasová-Ochoa Renáta, Hanzlíková Ivana, Hakkarainen Anna, Harrison Marion Louise, Havlíčková Jitka, Hlaváček Filip, Horák Jiří, Ignatavićus Domas, Ivandić Dean, Janáčik Peter, Janíček Martin, Joba Pavel, Kalný Martin, Kapelová Jana, Koch Pavel, Kochánková Jana, Kolčáková Darina, Kmeťová Lubomíra, Korbička Pavel, Kozák Cyril, Labuda Radim, Lavríková Ľuba, Mašín Tomáš, Mc Call Dominic P., McKinnon Graeme, Müller Aleš, Müller Anita, Němec Petr, Ngoc Thanh Pham, Novák Radim, Novotná Milena, Novotný Jaromír, Okamura Osamu, Pastrňák Petr, Pelikan Kovrčová Denise, Peterková Jana, Pitín Daniel, Požárová Zdenka, Priehyba Štefan, Prokeš Václav, Pýchová Hana, Pytlová Martina, Rahikka Marika, Randishi Robin, Řezáčová Zdenka, Rossow Anna, Sceranková Pavla, Schaukal Verena, Sellars Nina Victoria, Shaw Lisa, Siminiatti Silvia, Skala Petr, Sobotovičová Sláva, Stirn Martina, Stodolová Klára, Střížková Johana, Svoboda Ivan, Šafránková Veronika, Špaček Daniel, Uličný Petr, Vargová Petra, Vehkaperä Tina, Velíšek Martin, Veškrna Tomáš, Vincourová Kateřina, Vondra Jan, Vorlíčková Marcela, Vosecký Ivan, Warnell Philip, Wittrup Ebbe Stub, Závodová Kateřina
Work from Milos Sejn: ETEOLFREBUAZ / Writen Landscape 2004, acrylate and crayon on canvas, 600x800 cm
Academy of Fine Arts
U Akademie 4, 170 22 Prague 7, Czech Republic
www.avu.cz
Subrosa Lutea Workshop
07.05.2005 - 04.06.2005 I Gallery of Jiří Jeníček in Beroun, Bohemia
Workshop by Miloš Šejn in the frame of Bohumír Prokůpek's school / Departement of photography FAMU, Prague
Curated by Bohumír Prokůpek
Artists: David Cysař, Hubert Hesoun, Kristina Hrabětová, Pavla Kranlová, Štěpánka Krčmářová, Radek Květoň, Miroslav Pásek, Veronika Patková, Tanja Verlak, Daniela Vokounová, Marie Zachovalová
Work of Milos Sejn: Writen Landscape by Antonín Mánes, Sv. Jan pod Skalou
Výstavní síň Jiřího Jeníčka
Dolní brána
Beroun, Czech Republic
07.05.2005 - 04.06.2005 I Gallery of Jiří Jeníček in Beroun, Bohemia
Workshop by Miloš Šejn in the frame of Bohumír Prokůpek's school / Departement of photography FAMU, Prague
Curated by Bohumír Prokůpek
Artists: David Cysař, Hubert Hesoun, Kristina Hrabětová, Pavla Kranlová, Štěpánka Krčmářová, Radek Květoň, Miroslav Pásek, Veronika Patková, Tanja Verlak, Daniela Vokounová, Marie Zachovalová
Work of Milos Sejn: Writen Landscape by Antonín Mánes, Sv. Jan pod Skalou
Výstavní síň Jiřího Jeníčka
Dolní brána
Beroun, Czech Republic
Jitro kouzelníků? Umění, věda, společnost na konci tisíciletí
17.10.1996 - 28.09.1997 | Veletržní Palace, National Gallery in Prague
curators: Jaroslav Anděl; Miloš Vojtěchovský; Ivona Raimanová
artists: Michael Bielický; Ladislav (Laco) Čarný; Jiří Černický; Peter Fischli; Martin Janíček; Jan Jedlička; Beneš Knüpfer; Vladimír Kokolia; Jiří Kornatovský; Matej (Maťo) Krén; František Kupka; Karel Malich; Frank Josef Malina; Fausto De Marinis; Julius Edvard Mařák; Jiří Matoušek; Ilona Németh; Petr Nikl; Roman Signer; František Skála mladší; Martin Spanjaard; Zdeněk Sýkora; Miloš Šejn; Tomáš Ruller; Josef Váchal; Steina Vasulka; Janka (Jana) Vidová Žáčková; David Weiss; Martin Zet
17.10.1996 - 28.09.1997 | Veletržní Palace, National Gallery in Prague
curators: Jaroslav Anděl; Miloš Vojtěchovský; Ivona Raimanová
artists: Michael Bielický; Ladislav (Laco) Čarný; Jiří Černický; Peter Fischli; Martin Janíček; Jan Jedlička; Beneš Knüpfer; Vladimír Kokolia; Jiří Kornatovský; Matej (Maťo) Krén; František Kupka; Karel Malich; Frank Josef Malina; Fausto De Marinis; Julius Edvard Mařák; Jiří Matoušek; Ilona Németh; Petr Nikl; Roman Signer; František Skála mladší; Martin Spanjaard; Zdeněk Sýkora; Miloš Šejn; Tomáš Ruller; Josef Váchal; Steina Vasulka; Janka (Jana) Vidová Žáčková; David Weiss; Martin Zet
HOMMAGE A JOHN CAGE
14.07.1992 - 31.07.1992 | Galéria ART deco, Nové Zámky, Banskobystrická 4, Slovakia
Curated by Josef Cseres and Milan Adamčiak
Prepared by Galéria ART deco, Rozhlasové kultúrne centrum, Spoločnosť pre nekonvenčnů hudbu, Hudobné informačné stredisko SHF
Artists: Milan Adamčiak, Martin Dickinger, Milan Grygar, Viktor Hulík, Svetozár Ilavský, Matej Krén, Otis Laubert, Daniel Matej, Milan Maur, Ladislav Novák, Eduard Ovčáček, Štěpán Pala, Marian Palla, Miloš Šejn, Jaroslav Šťastný Pokorný, Dezider Tóth, Jiří Valoch, Heimo Wallner, Jan Wojnar
Works by Milos Sejn: Space of The Memories And An Immediate Space, 1991, recording from performance in Milanopoesia Milan; Low Singing for statical system of cistercian monastery in Plasy, underground water-level and seventeen anticorrosive bowls, 1992, recording from performance
14.07.1992 - 31.07.1992 | Galéria ART deco, Nové Zámky, Banskobystrická 4, Slovakia
Curated by Josef Cseres and Milan Adamčiak
Prepared by Galéria ART deco, Rozhlasové kultúrne centrum, Spoločnosť pre nekonvenčnů hudbu, Hudobné informačné stredisko SHF
Artists: Milan Adamčiak, Martin Dickinger, Milan Grygar, Viktor Hulík, Svetozár Ilavský, Matej Krén, Otis Laubert, Daniel Matej, Milan Maur, Ladislav Novák, Eduard Ovčáček, Štěpán Pala, Marian Palla, Miloš Šejn, Jaroslav Šťastný Pokorný, Dezider Tóth, Jiří Valoch, Heimo Wallner, Jan Wojnar
Works by Milos Sejn: Space of The Memories And An Immediate Space, 1991, recording from performance in Milanopoesia Milan; Low Singing for statical system of cistercian monastery in Plasy, underground water-level and seventeen anticorrosive bowls, 1992, recording from performance
HOMMAGE A JOHN CAGE
15.06.1992 - 04.07.192 | Rozhlasové kultúrne centrum, Bratislava, Mýtna 1, Slovakia
Curated by Josef Cseres and Milan Adamčiak
Prepared by Galéria ART deco, Rozhlasové kultúrne centrum, Spoločnosť pre nekonvenčnů hudbu, Hudobné informačné stredisko SHF
Artists: Milan Adamčiak, Martin Dickinger, Milan Grygar, Viktor Hulík, Svetozár Ilavský, Matej Krén, Otis Laubert, Daniel Matej, Milan Maur, Ladislav Novák, Eduard Ovčáček, Štěpán Pala, Marian Palla, Miloš Šejn, Jaroslav Šťastný Pokorný, Dezider Tóth, Jiří Valoch, Heimo Wallner, Jan Wojnar
Works by Milos Sejn: Space of The Memories And An Immediate Space, 1991, recording from performance in Milanopoesia Milan; Low Singing for statical system of cistercian monastery in Plasy, underground water-level and seventeen anticorrosive bowls, 1992, recording from performance
SLOVENSKÝ ROZHLAS
Mýtna 1
P. O. Box 55
817 55 Bratislava 15
Slovak Republic
slovak.sk
15.06.1992 - 04.07.192 | Rozhlasové kultúrne centrum, Bratislava, Mýtna 1, Slovakia
Curated by Josef Cseres and Milan Adamčiak
Prepared by Galéria ART deco, Rozhlasové kultúrne centrum, Spoločnosť pre nekonvenčnů hudbu, Hudobné informačné stredisko SHF
Artists: Milan Adamčiak, Martin Dickinger, Milan Grygar, Viktor Hulík, Svetozár Ilavský, Matej Krén, Otis Laubert, Daniel Matej, Milan Maur, Ladislav Novák, Eduard Ovčáček, Štěpán Pala, Marian Palla, Miloš Šejn, Jaroslav Šťastný Pokorný, Dezider Tóth, Jiří Valoch, Heimo Wallner, Jan Wojnar
Works by Milos Sejn: Space of The Memories And An Immediate Space, 1991, recording from performance in Milanopoesia Milan; Low Singing for statical system of cistercian monastery in Plasy, underground water-level and seventeen anticorrosive bowls, 1992, recording from performance
SLOVENSKÝ ROZHLAS
Mýtna 1
P. O. Box 55
817 55 Bratislava 15
Slovak Republic
slovak.sk
HERMIT / international art symposium 1992
01.04.1992 - 30.06.1992 I Plasy monastery, Bohemia
"Even in the case of object, the boundaries are not clear. (...) But why argue? The indians long ago knew that music was going on permanently and that hearing it was like looking out a window at the landscape which didn't stop when one turned away."
John Cage (A Year from Monday)
Artists: Karel Adamus, Pierre Berthet & Brigid Romano, René Bogaerts, Ad van Buurren, Bram Cox & Mathias Klein, Michael Delia, Kristine Deray & C. O. I. L., Conrad van den Drieschen, Peter van der Ent, Maria Evelein, Pavel Fajt, Luboš Dalmador Fiedler, Fred Frith, Guadalupe Garcia, Hilary Vexil, Tomáš Hlavina, Anna Homler, Iris Honderdos, Martin Janíček, Oldřich Janota, Wim Jans, Jiří Kornatovský. Harald & Daniela Kubiczak, Guus Koenraads, Edward Luyken, Ronald Medema, Zjos Meyvis, Phil Niblock, Jiří Olt, Badouin Oosterlynck, Marian Palla, Paul Panhuysen, Smíšené Pocity, Emil Pospíšil, Felicitas Rath, Horst Rickels, Miloš Šejn, Sluik / Kurpershoek, Orloj Snivců, Martin Stroober, Jan Svoboda, Marjo Többen, Jo Truman, Sven Thomsen, Victor Wentinck, Marten Winters, Zyklus, Jan Blažej Santini
Work from MIlos Sejn: Space Of The Memories And An Immediate Space, visual sound performance and installation
Curator: Miloš Vojtěchovský
Center for Metamedia-Plasy is an international, interdisciplinary artist residency program and project center established in 1992 on the grounds of the former monastery in Plasy, west Bohemia (a national monument). Over 400 artists from many parts of the world have participated in the Center's programs, which range from independent study or project-based residencies for visual and performing artists, scholars, curators, and students; exhibitions; performances; symposia; workshops; and other meetings. The Center's archive and library are open to the public. Catalogues are published by the Center for each symposia since 1992, in some cases supplemented by music recordings.
The Hermit Foundation, also established in 1992, provides support to experimental, non-commerical cultural activities in the Czech Republic. Most of the foundation's resources are dedicated to the Center for Metamedia-Plasy. Additional, limited funding is given to projects involving interaction among regional and international artists, such as:
inter-disciplinary symposia
thematic project & study residencies
professional conferences, seminars, and workshops
publications
exhibitions
festivals
concerts and theater performances
Plasy monastery
Hermit Foundation
Center for Metamedia-Plasy
Pivovarská 1, 331 01 Plasy, Czech Republic
Tel/Fax +420.182 32 29 09
www.hermit.cz
01.04.1992 - 30.06.1992 I Plasy monastery, Bohemia
"Even in the case of object, the boundaries are not clear. (...) But why argue? The indians long ago knew that music was going on permanently and that hearing it was like looking out a window at the landscape which didn't stop when one turned away."
John Cage (A Year from Monday)
Artists: Karel Adamus, Pierre Berthet & Brigid Romano, René Bogaerts, Ad van Buurren, Bram Cox & Mathias Klein, Michael Delia, Kristine Deray & C. O. I. L., Conrad van den Drieschen, Peter van der Ent, Maria Evelein, Pavel Fajt, Luboš Dalmador Fiedler, Fred Frith, Guadalupe Garcia, Hilary Vexil, Tomáš Hlavina, Anna Homler, Iris Honderdos, Martin Janíček, Oldřich Janota, Wim Jans, Jiří Kornatovský. Harald & Daniela Kubiczak, Guus Koenraads, Edward Luyken, Ronald Medema, Zjos Meyvis, Phil Niblock, Jiří Olt, Badouin Oosterlynck, Marian Palla, Paul Panhuysen, Smíšené Pocity, Emil Pospíšil, Felicitas Rath, Horst Rickels, Miloš Šejn, Sluik / Kurpershoek, Orloj Snivců, Martin Stroober, Jan Svoboda, Marjo Többen, Jo Truman, Sven Thomsen, Victor Wentinck, Marten Winters, Zyklus, Jan Blažej Santini
Work from MIlos Sejn: Space Of The Memories And An Immediate Space, visual sound performance and installation
Curator: Miloš Vojtěchovský
Center for Metamedia-Plasy is an international, interdisciplinary artist residency program and project center established in 1992 on the grounds of the former monastery in Plasy, west Bohemia (a national monument). Over 400 artists from many parts of the world have participated in the Center's programs, which range from independent study or project-based residencies for visual and performing artists, scholars, curators, and students; exhibitions; performances; symposia; workshops; and other meetings. The Center's archive and library are open to the public. Catalogues are published by the Center for each symposia since 1992, in some cases supplemented by music recordings.
The Hermit Foundation, also established in 1992, provides support to experimental, non-commerical cultural activities in the Czech Republic. Most of the foundation's resources are dedicated to the Center for Metamedia-Plasy. Additional, limited funding is given to projects involving interaction among regional and international artists, such as:
inter-disciplinary symposia
thematic project & study residencies
professional conferences, seminars, and workshops
publications
exhibitions
festivals
concerts and theater performances
Plasy monastery
Hermit Foundation
Center for Metamedia-Plasy
Pivovarská 1, 331 01 Plasy, Czech Republic
Tel/Fax +420.182 32 29 09
www.hermit.cz
Possibilities Of The Contact
08.10.1984 - 28.10.1984 | Antinuclear Shelter Rokycany
curated by Marie Judlová
Programme exhibition and cattalogue of junge czech artist and art theoreticans for exhibition in the antinuclear shelter at Rokycany 1984 which was initiated by Jinřich Chalupecký. Texts by Vojtěch Lahoda, Margit Tittlová, Miloš Šejn, Marie Judlová, Václav Stratil, Stanislav Judl, Karel Srp, Ivona Raimanová, Vladimír Merta and Pavla Pečinková.
Sdružený klub pracujících SKP ROH
Antinuclear Shelter Rokycany
Czech Republic
08.10.1984 - 28.10.1984 | Antinuclear Shelter Rokycany
curated by Marie Judlová
Programme exhibition and cattalogue of junge czech artist and art theoreticans for exhibition in the antinuclear shelter at Rokycany 1984 which was initiated by Jinřich Chalupecký. Texts by Vojtěch Lahoda, Margit Tittlová, Miloš Šejn, Marie Judlová, Václav Stratil, Stanislav Judl, Karel Srp, Ivona Raimanová, Vladimír Merta and Pavla Pečinková.
Sdružený klub pracujících SKP ROH
Antinuclear Shelter Rokycany
Czech Republic
Photography As Document And Artefact / Conceptual Photography
01.03. - 29.03.1984 | Galerie města Blanska, CZ
Artists: Karel Adamus, Dalibor Chatrný, J. H. Kocman, Vladimír Merta, Karel Miler, Ladislav Novák, Pavel Rudolf, Miloš Šejn, Jiří Valoch, Jan Wojnar
Curated by Jiří Valoch
Works from Miloš Šejn: Čertova ruka - sledování slunečního světla v průhledu mezi kameny, Hrubá Skála, 17. 4. 1983 (4 vybrané sekvence z 6), Mažarná - sledování slunečních paprsků pronikajících do nitra jeskyně, Velká Fatra, 8. a 9. 7. 1983 (3 vybrané sekvence)
Catalogue by Jiří Valoch, samizdat
Galerie města Blanska
01.03. - 29.03.1984 | Galerie města Blanska, CZ
Artists: Karel Adamus, Dalibor Chatrný, J. H. Kocman, Vladimír Merta, Karel Miler, Ladislav Novák, Pavel Rudolf, Miloš Šejn, Jiří Valoch, Jan Wojnar
Curated by Jiří Valoch
Works from Miloš Šejn: Čertova ruka - sledování slunečního světla v průhledu mezi kameny, Hrubá Skála, 17. 4. 1983 (4 vybrané sekvence z 6), Mažarná - sledování slunečních paprsků pronikajících do nitra jeskyně, Velká Fatra, 8. a 9. 7. 1983 (3 vybrané sekvence)
Catalogue by Jiří Valoch, samizdat
Galerie města Blanska
Performance
TAJGA
09.05.2012 | TAJGA BEZDÉZSKAJA
Katedra environmentálních studií FSS MU, Brno
Archeologický ústav AV ČR, Praha, v. v. i., Botanický ústav AV ČR, v. v. i., Filmová a televizní fakulta AMU v Praze, Vysoká škola uměleckoprůmyslová v Praze
a Okrašlovací spolek při Katedře environmentálních studií na FSS MU v Brně
Vás zvou na vernisáž komorní výstavy fotografií, grafik a objektů Jana Daňhela, Petra Meduny, Petra Pokorného a Jiřího Sádla
dne 9. 5. 2012 v 18 hodin
na chodbě Katedry environmentálních studií FSS MU, Joštova 10, Brno.
Na vernisáži vystoupí Miloš Šejn & David Helán.
TAJGA BEZDEZSKAJA
09.05.2012 | TAJGA BEZDÉZSKAJA
Katedra environmentálních studií FSS MU, Brno
Archeologický ústav AV ČR, Praha, v. v. i., Botanický ústav AV ČR, v. v. i., Filmová a televizní fakulta AMU v Praze, Vysoká škola uměleckoprůmyslová v Praze
a Okrašlovací spolek při Katedře environmentálních studií na FSS MU v Brně
Vás zvou na vernisáž komorní výstavy fotografií, grafik a objektů Jana Daňhela, Petra Meduny, Petra Pokorného a Jiřího Sádla
dne 9. 5. 2012 v 18 hodin
na chodbě Katedry environmentálních studií FSS MU, Joštova 10, Brno.
Na vernisáži vystoupí Miloš Šejn & David Helán.
TAJGA BEZDEZSKAJA
The Written Face for SU-EN
28.01.2012 | Uppsala Art Museum
Performances as a part of opening ceremony - VISCERAL SPACE: Cassius Åkerlund, Johannes Bergmark, Lee Berwick, Joan Laage, Stuart Lynch, Irma Optimist, Sören Runolf, Miloš Šejn
Milos Sejn: The Written Face for SU-EN, performance as a part of opening ceremony - VISCERAL SPACE, January 28; white rose, colour pencils, chair, body, blood, voice, singing
"bílé plátky
růže plátky
white petals
and
rose petals
shining
shining
through my body
like bright stars
for
SU-EN
..."
This year SU-EN Butoh Company celebrates 20 years of artistic activities!
The company was founded in Tokyo in 1992, after SU-EN recieved her name from Tomoe Shizune & Hakutobo through the performance Kaze no Cho.
This will be manifested through an art exhibition at Uppsala Art Museum – Visceral Space. There will be several rooms that SU-EN and collaboration partners fill with installations based on some of the company´s major pieces and projects. Most welcome to the exhibition!
We also release a catalogue mapping the 20 years, designed by Gunnar H Stening. The catalogue is available for free and can be ordered by e-mail: info@suenbutohcompany.net
January 28 – March 11, Visceral Space - exhibition at Uppsala Art Museum
Installations based on previous works SLICE, Scrap Bodies, Blush, Chicken Life and more. Collaboration partners for the exhibition is Skrotcentralen i Uppsala AB, Gunnar H Stening, Rickard Sporrong, Lee Berwick, (UK) Junichi Kakizaki (Japan), Fredrik Olofsson and Lise-Lotte Norelius.
Live events during the exhibition period:
January 28, 12 pm – OPENING 0F EXHIBITION, 15:00 opening speech, 16:00 Scrap Event outside the Art Museum, crane trucks and welders
February 18, Body Art performance installation in the SLICE room, with SU-EN
February 29, lecture artist talk by SU-EN and improvisation with Marie Gavois & Gustav Franklin
March 11, END, Blush action painting event, with SU-EN Butoh Company, 3 dancers and Lise-Lotte Norelius
www.uppsala.se/konstmuseum
A study for The Written Face, January 20, 2012
28.01.2012 | Uppsala Art Museum
Performances as a part of opening ceremony - VISCERAL SPACE: Cassius Åkerlund, Johannes Bergmark, Lee Berwick, Joan Laage, Stuart Lynch, Irma Optimist, Sören Runolf, Miloš Šejn
Milos Sejn: The Written Face for SU-EN, performance as a part of opening ceremony - VISCERAL SPACE, January 28; white rose, colour pencils, chair, body, blood, voice, singing
"bílé plátky
růže plátky
white petals
and
rose petals
shining
shining
through my body
like bright stars
for
SU-EN
..."
This year SU-EN Butoh Company celebrates 20 years of artistic activities!
The company was founded in Tokyo in 1992, after SU-EN recieved her name from Tomoe Shizune & Hakutobo through the performance Kaze no Cho.
This will be manifested through an art exhibition at Uppsala Art Museum – Visceral Space. There will be several rooms that SU-EN and collaboration partners fill with installations based on some of the company´s major pieces and projects. Most welcome to the exhibition!
We also release a catalogue mapping the 20 years, designed by Gunnar H Stening. The catalogue is available for free and can be ordered by e-mail: info@suenbutohcompany.net
January 28 – March 11, Visceral Space - exhibition at Uppsala Art Museum
Installations based on previous works SLICE, Scrap Bodies, Blush, Chicken Life and more. Collaboration partners for the exhibition is Skrotcentralen i Uppsala AB, Gunnar H Stening, Rickard Sporrong, Lee Berwick, (UK) Junichi Kakizaki (Japan), Fredrik Olofsson and Lise-Lotte Norelius.
Live events during the exhibition period:
January 28, 12 pm – OPENING 0F EXHIBITION, 15:00 opening speech, 16:00 Scrap Event outside the Art Museum, crane trucks and welders
February 18, Body Art performance installation in the SLICE room, with SU-EN
February 29, lecture artist talk by SU-EN and improvisation with Marie Gavois & Gustav Franklin
March 11, END, Blush action painting event, with SU-EN Butoh Company, 3 dancers and Lise-Lotte Norelius
www.uppsala.se/konstmuseum
A study for The Written Face, January 20, 2012
VŠENÁPRAVA / PANORTHOSIA / UNIVERSAL REFORM
28.10.2011 | Trafo Gallery, Prague
OFF INTERSECTION [Quadriennale of Unqualified]
curator: Linda Mikolášková
Performance by David Helán & Miloš Šejn
„Welcome note learned, pious and noble womens and mens, LIGHTS OF EUROPE!“
Performance, which is an adaptation of the project Czech Shed into the Trafo Gallery space, gives an entertaining and easily understandable form, many important findings, affecting all of us.
Panorthosia (Universal Reform) is the essential theme of John Amos Comenius's famous „General Consultation on an Improvement of All Things Human".
Obecná porada má:
1. Úvod, v němž se vykládá, co navrhujeme: nazývá se PANEGERSIA, to jest Kniha o všeobecném probuzení
- Vlastní soustavu, v níž se ke všeobecné nápravě navrhují
2. Základ, Všeobecné světlo: PANAUGIA, Dílčí počiny: totiž uspořádání
3. všech VĚCÍ, dotud naprosto neuspořádaných: PANSOFIA (Všeobecná moudrost)
4. všeho SMÝŠLENÍ, dotud naprosto zmateného: PAMPAEDIA (Vševýchova)
5. všech JAZYKŮ, dotud naprosto změtených: PANGLOTTIA (Všemluva)
6. Završení, PANORTHOSIA (Všenáprava)
7. Zavírku, obsahující porůznu opakované podněty k věcem tak žádoucím, k nimž vidíme tak jasně odkryté cesty. Bude nazvána PANNUTHESIA, Kniha o všeobecném povzbuzování.
(Obdobnou trojiční strukturu má pak opět každá ze sedmi knih.)
De rerum humanarum emendatione consultatio catholica, 1666
TRAFAČKA / TRAFO GALLERY
Kurta Konráda 1 (vchod z ulice Českomoravská) 190 00, Praha 9
Otevřeno: út-ne | 13:00-19:00
email: trafacka@trafacka.net
Spojení: tramvají č. 3 zastávka Ocelářská, nebo z metra Českomoravská 200 m.
http://offintersection.tumblr.com/
http://www.trafacka.net/cs/
http://www.amanitasproduction.cz
28.10.2011 | Trafo Gallery, Prague
OFF INTERSECTION [Quadriennale of Unqualified]
curator: Linda Mikolášková
Performance by David Helán & Miloš Šejn
„Welcome note learned, pious and noble womens and mens, LIGHTS OF EUROPE!“
Performance, which is an adaptation of the project Czech Shed into the Trafo Gallery space, gives an entertaining and easily understandable form, many important findings, affecting all of us.
Panorthosia (Universal Reform) is the essential theme of John Amos Comenius's famous „General Consultation on an Improvement of All Things Human".
Obecná porada má:
1. Úvod, v němž se vykládá, co navrhujeme: nazývá se PANEGERSIA, to jest Kniha o všeobecném probuzení
- Vlastní soustavu, v níž se ke všeobecné nápravě navrhují
2. Základ, Všeobecné světlo: PANAUGIA, Dílčí počiny: totiž uspořádání
3. všech VĚCÍ, dotud naprosto neuspořádaných: PANSOFIA (Všeobecná moudrost)
4. všeho SMÝŠLENÍ, dotud naprosto zmateného: PAMPAEDIA (Vševýchova)
5. všech JAZYKŮ, dotud naprosto změtených: PANGLOTTIA (Všemluva)
6. Završení, PANORTHOSIA (Všenáprava)
7. Zavírku, obsahující porůznu opakované podněty k věcem tak žádoucím, k nimž vidíme tak jasně odkryté cesty. Bude nazvána PANNUTHESIA, Kniha o všeobecném povzbuzování.
(Obdobnou trojiční strukturu má pak opět každá ze sedmi knih.)
De rerum humanarum emendatione consultatio catholica, 1666
TRAFAČKA / TRAFO GALLERY
Kurta Konráda 1 (vchod z ulice Českomoravská) 190 00, Praha 9
Otevřeno: út-ne | 13:00-19:00
email: trafacka@trafacka.net
Spojení: tramvají č. 3 zastávka Ocelářská, nebo z metra Českomoravská 200 m.
http://offintersection.tumblr.com/
http://www.trafacka.net/cs/
http://www.amanitasproduction.cz
Pellucens Oratio
18.09. 2011 | Školská 28 / Communication space, Prague
A performance in Words and Movements by Milos Sejn and Frank van de Ven
Two moving and speaking bodies meander from an old shed to a courtyard and roof garden under some very low clouds. Their dialogue oscillates between past and future stories engendering translucent moments of understanding in the present.
SUN, SEPTEMBER 18, 2011, 19:30
www.skolska28.cz
18.09. 2011 | Školská 28 / Communication space, Prague
A performance in Words and Movements by Milos Sejn and Frank van de Ven
Two moving and speaking bodies meander from an old shed to a courtyard and roof garden under some very low clouds. Their dialogue oscillates between past and future stories engendering translucent moments of understanding in the present.
SUN, SEPTEMBER 18, 2011, 19:30
www.skolska28.cz
Special
Jamboree Řimsologicae
11.02.2012 | U Špačků Beer Hall, Kubišova 59, Prague Libeň
Jamboree on occasion of 40th anniversary of Societas Contraacoholica Doctoris Řimsae foundation.
"iedz!!!"
SOCIETAS CONTRAALCOHOLICA DOCTORIS ŘIMSAE
more
11.02.2012 | U Špačků Beer Hall, Kubišova 59, Prague Libeň
Jamboree on occasion of 40th anniversary of Societas Contraacoholica Doctoris Řimsae foundation.
"iedz!!!"
SOCIETAS CONTRAALCOHOLICA DOCTORIS ŘIMSAE
more
On a different soil. Growth in art, society and culture
10.11. - 11.11.2011 | New Stage of National Theatre, Prague
An international conference, organized within the framework of the project TIK – Time Inventors’ Kabinet, and as an accompanying program of Science and Technology Week 2011
Thursday November 10
Utopia of the garden. Urban and rural gardens and today’s green utopias
Could one say that art degenerates as it approaches gardening? (Robert Smithson – A Sedimentation of the Mind: Earth Projects, 1968)
The aim of the conference is to look at the changing approaches to the soil, and the subjects of growth and growing in society, culture and art, in urban and rural contexts. At the same time, we try to challenge the simplyfiying concepts of nature and natural, as presented in the arts. It is often in the arts though, where the various influential phantasies concerning nature emerge.
We want to confront artistic approaches with views by ecologists, biologists, eco-activists, economists, non profit organizations and foundations, about subjects like: (city) gardening and agriculture, transformation of city flora and fauna, relationship between urban and rural, philosophies of the garden, sustainability of cities and villages, long-term growth in economics (participatory economics, economical de-growth, natural capitalism etc.).
Artists often comment on the dissolving of the natural, cultural, and technological. Artistic approaches are often used as a political tool in the praxis of transforming the environment. Can aesthetics play a key role in the process. How and for what purposes are the newly emerging green spaces used by artists? To what extend are visions of the cities-as-gardens and its inhabitants in the roles of gardeners, just another utopian phantasy? How do the actual city forms of gardening look like: green spaces with open access (open greens), guerilla gardening, rooftop or vertical gardens, (so called) beautifying alliances. How are the permacultural processes reflected in the city planning? What are the most inspiring models of ecological towns and villages?
Friday November 11
In the wind. Art of the ecological time
Discussions about ecological time, slow food, growth and de-growth. Presentation of art projects – artists as gardeners, beekeepers, fruiters, farmers, growers, mushroom pickers, cooks, herbalists, barometers and indicators of pollution…
yo-yo-yo.org
10.11. - 11.11.2011 | New Stage of National Theatre, Prague
An international conference, organized within the framework of the project TIK – Time Inventors’ Kabinet, and as an accompanying program of Science and Technology Week 2011
Thursday November 10
Utopia of the garden. Urban and rural gardens and today’s green utopias
Could one say that art degenerates as it approaches gardening? (Robert Smithson – A Sedimentation of the Mind: Earth Projects, 1968)
The aim of the conference is to look at the changing approaches to the soil, and the subjects of growth and growing in society, culture and art, in urban and rural contexts. At the same time, we try to challenge the simplyfiying concepts of nature and natural, as presented in the arts. It is often in the arts though, where the various influential phantasies concerning nature emerge.
We want to confront artistic approaches with views by ecologists, biologists, eco-activists, economists, non profit organizations and foundations, about subjects like: (city) gardening and agriculture, transformation of city flora and fauna, relationship between urban and rural, philosophies of the garden, sustainability of cities and villages, long-term growth in economics (participatory economics, economical de-growth, natural capitalism etc.).
Artists often comment on the dissolving of the natural, cultural, and technological. Artistic approaches are often used as a political tool in the praxis of transforming the environment. Can aesthetics play a key role in the process. How and for what purposes are the newly emerging green spaces used by artists? To what extend are visions of the cities-as-gardens and its inhabitants in the roles of gardeners, just another utopian phantasy? How do the actual city forms of gardening look like: green spaces with open access (open greens), guerilla gardening, rooftop or vertical gardens, (so called) beautifying alliances. How are the permacultural processes reflected in the city planning? What are the most inspiring models of ecological towns and villages?
Friday November 11
In the wind. Art of the ecological time
Discussions about ecological time, slow food, growth and de-growth. Presentation of art projects – artists as gardeners, beekeepers, fruiters, farmers, growers, mushroom pickers, cooks, herbalists, barometers and indicators of pollution…
yo-yo-yo.org
Bohemiae Rosa
10.09.2011 - 16.09.2011 | S i t e B o d y E x p l o r a t i o n
Bohemian Paradise - Hruba Skala - Czech Republic
International Interdisciplinary Open-Air Workshop for dancers and artists exploring the relation among body, art and landscape led by Frank van de Ven, Milos Sejn and guest teacher
Václav Cílek
Supported by Bohemiae Rosa Foundation - Ministery of Culture in Czech Republic - European geopark UNESCO Bohemian Paradise - Bohemian Paradise National Reserve
Since 1995 Milos Sejn and Frank van de Ven have co-operated in their bi-annual interdisciplinary open air Body-Site-Exploration projects in various National Reserves in the Czech Republic (Kokorin Valley, Plasy Monastery, Bohemian Karst, Bechyne Monastery with the Luznice River, Bohemian Paradise, Sumava Mountains and Krkonose Mountains) known as the Bohemiae Rosa Project.
This 8th edition of the Bohemiae Rosa Project, which will take place in an area known from the end of 19th century as „Bohemian Paradise“, will evolve in the famous historical landscape with figurative rocks, caves, valleys, brooks, forests, groves and meadows. Walking and working in the Bohemian Paradise, we investigate the historical relation of Body and Landscape and its signification and relation to contemporary Performing Arts.
The program will include:
• MB -(mind/body, muscles/bones) dance training
• practice of and reflection on physical and mental training
• walking and wandering, silent walk, pilgrimage and nocturnal journeys
• various modes of experiencing body, movement and landscape
• investigating divergent senses of space and time
• peripatetic records, drawing, writing, immediate contact with surroundings
• mental topography of a location, myth, archaic mind and genius loci
• geology, archaeology and history of the Bohemian Paradise as a model of self: layers, vertical connections and labyrinths
An integral part of the workshop will be the individual artistic projects that participants are encouraged to formulate and work on for about 1 to 2 hours a day. (in the fields architecture, landscape art, dance, performance, photography, sculpture, theatre, visual arts, biology and natural history). The workshop leaders are available to guide and support these processes.
The body is a landscape in itself moving within the larger frame of the given surrounding environment. The vertical and horizontal layering of the (historical) landscape invites us to reflect upon our own layers and connections of self and imagination.
Participants profile: for artists and advanced students working in the fields of performance, dance, landscape art, sculpture, photography, architecture, theatre, visual arts, biology and natural history
www.bohemiaerosa.org
Amandine Meneau & Marta Pujol Quetglas - July 08
10.09.2011 - 16.09.2011 | S i t e B o d y E x p l o r a t i o n
Bohemian Paradise - Hruba Skala - Czech Republic
International Interdisciplinary Open-Air Workshop for dancers and artists exploring the relation among body, art and landscape led by Frank van de Ven, Milos Sejn and guest teacher
Václav Cílek
Supported by Bohemiae Rosa Foundation - Ministery of Culture in Czech Republic - European geopark UNESCO Bohemian Paradise - Bohemian Paradise National Reserve
Since 1995 Milos Sejn and Frank van de Ven have co-operated in their bi-annual interdisciplinary open air Body-Site-Exploration projects in various National Reserves in the Czech Republic (Kokorin Valley, Plasy Monastery, Bohemian Karst, Bechyne Monastery with the Luznice River, Bohemian Paradise, Sumava Mountains and Krkonose Mountains) known as the Bohemiae Rosa Project.
This 8th edition of the Bohemiae Rosa Project, which will take place in an area known from the end of 19th century as „Bohemian Paradise“, will evolve in the famous historical landscape with figurative rocks, caves, valleys, brooks, forests, groves and meadows. Walking and working in the Bohemian Paradise, we investigate the historical relation of Body and Landscape and its signification and relation to contemporary Performing Arts.
The program will include:
• MB -(mind/body, muscles/bones) dance training
• practice of and reflection on physical and mental training
• walking and wandering, silent walk, pilgrimage and nocturnal journeys
• various modes of experiencing body, movement and landscape
• investigating divergent senses of space and time
• peripatetic records, drawing, writing, immediate contact with surroundings
• mental topography of a location, myth, archaic mind and genius loci
• geology, archaeology and history of the Bohemian Paradise as a model of self: layers, vertical connections and labyrinths
An integral part of the workshop will be the individual artistic projects that participants are encouraged to formulate and work on for about 1 to 2 hours a day. (in the fields architecture, landscape art, dance, performance, photography, sculpture, theatre, visual arts, biology and natural history). The workshop leaders are available to guide and support these processes.
The body is a landscape in itself moving within the larger frame of the given surrounding environment. The vertical and horizontal layering of the (historical) landscape invites us to reflect upon our own layers and connections of self and imagination.
Participants profile: for artists and advanced students working in the fields of performance, dance, landscape art, sculpture, photography, architecture, theatre, visual arts, biology and natural history
www.bohemiaerosa.org
Amandine Meneau & Marta Pujol Quetglas - July 08
CHAPEL 2011
20.08.2011 - 22.08.2011 | Kaple Sv. Ducha / Liběchov
Oživení místa setkáním s názvem Kaple 2011 proběhne ve dvou fázích.
Nejprve dojde k vymalování a vyklizení prostor lodě kostela, kdy se za pomoci místních dobrovolníků kostel dostane do pozice ,,prázdné nerozbité nádoby“.
V druhé fázi dojde k naplnění sakrálního prostoru - nádoby tvůrčím duchem, za pomoci třídenního intenzivního setkání mladých architektů, výtvarných umělců a zvláště hudebníků.
Aktivace prostoru proběhne formou třídenní nepřetržité audio-vizuální performance, která bude vycházet z historických reálií na skalním ostrohu, stejně jako z topografie okolní krajiny.
Curated by Jan Trejbal & Marek Přikryl
Artists / Scientists / Writers: Adéla Součková, Adéla Taubelová, Aleš Čermák, ASSTMA - Jakš Filip, Barbora Šimonová, BBNU, Martin Janíček & Petr Ferenc, David Helán, Gustar, IUCH - Ida Čapounová, Jakub Geltner, Jan Kilián, Jan Trejbal, Ján Valík, Jana Doležalová, Janek Rous, Jaroslav Kosek, Josef Dudek, Josef Janáček, Katerina +, lunchmeat, Jiří Sádlo, Šárka Bínová, Magda Deverová, Martin Ptáčník, Matyáš Chochola, Michal Cáb, Erik Sikora, Michal Kuzemenský, Miloš Šejn, Věra Šejnová, Miloš Vojtěchovský, NE - I +, OPUKA, Petr Valer, radim radim, Tereza Varvařovská, Lucie Zikmundová, The Maja, Veronika, Veronika Bromová, Viktor Fuček, Viktor Takáč, ZWEI, Takáčová + Nováčková, Vítězslav Štajnochr, Anna Hábová, Barbora Simonová, Magda Deverová, Petr Valer, Pavel Humhal, Martin Ptáčník, Jsem ve Hvězdě, Wolf translucent
Works of Milos Sejn: Liběchov Olympus, Maritus et Vxor Seinii
http://www.kaplelibechov.cz
20.08.2011 - 22.08.2011 | Kaple Sv. Ducha / Liběchov
Oživení místa setkáním s názvem Kaple 2011 proběhne ve dvou fázích.
Nejprve dojde k vymalování a vyklizení prostor lodě kostela, kdy se za pomoci místních dobrovolníků kostel dostane do pozice ,,prázdné nerozbité nádoby“.
V druhé fázi dojde k naplnění sakrálního prostoru - nádoby tvůrčím duchem, za pomoci třídenního intenzivního setkání mladých architektů, výtvarných umělců a zvláště hudebníků.
Aktivace prostoru proběhne formou třídenní nepřetržité audio-vizuální performance, která bude vycházet z historických reálií na skalním ostrohu, stejně jako z topografie okolní krajiny.
Curated by Jan Trejbal & Marek Přikryl
Artists / Scientists / Writers: Adéla Součková, Adéla Taubelová, Aleš Čermák, ASSTMA - Jakš Filip, Barbora Šimonová, BBNU, Martin Janíček & Petr Ferenc, David Helán, Gustar, IUCH - Ida Čapounová, Jakub Geltner, Jan Kilián, Jan Trejbal, Ján Valík, Jana Doležalová, Janek Rous, Jaroslav Kosek, Josef Dudek, Josef Janáček, Katerina +, lunchmeat, Jiří Sádlo, Šárka Bínová, Magda Deverová, Martin Ptáčník, Matyáš Chochola, Michal Cáb, Erik Sikora, Michal Kuzemenský, Miloš Šejn, Věra Šejnová, Miloš Vojtěchovský, NE - I +, OPUKA, Petr Valer, radim radim, Tereza Varvařovská, Lucie Zikmundová, The Maja, Veronika, Veronika Bromová, Viktor Fuček, Viktor Takáč, ZWEI, Takáčová + Nováčková, Vítězslav Štajnochr, Anna Hábová, Barbora Simonová, Magda Deverová, Petr Valer, Pavel Humhal, Martin Ptáčník, Jsem ve Hvězdě, Wolf translucent
Works of Milos Sejn: Liběchov Olympus, Maritus et Vxor Seinii
http://www.kaplelibechov.cz