The Museum of Contemporary Art Zagreb
Program
02/24/2015 – 02/24/2015
Artists' Cinema: Difference Screen
Gorgona hall, Tuesday 24th February 7pm - 9pm
01/30/2015 – 04/25/2015
Sintart 05 Ivana Franke: Potential Degrees of Freedom
Richter collection, Friday, 30. January - Saturday, 24. April 2015
10 Jan. 2015 – 22 Feb. 2015
18 Dec. 2014 – 22 Feb. 2015
20 Sept. – 6 Dec. 201410/01/2014 – 03/15/2015
Ivan Picelj and The Tošo Dabac Archives
10/22/2014 – 11/13/2014
Silvo Šarić, U sjeni / In the Shadow
No Gallery, 22nd October 2014 – 13th November 2014
07/01/2014 – 01/01/2015
Exhibitions autumn/winter 2014
The exhibition will stay open until September 22nd.
NO Gallery, 24 July – 26 August 2014News
01/09/2015 – 03/22/2015
Animation goes MSU! open call is now announced
01/26/2015 – 01/26/2015
"SPark" conference: abstract submission deadline approaching!
The deadline for submitting abstracts for the "SPark: Conservation of Sculpture Parks" conference, to be held in Sisak, Croatia, 14-16 September 2015, is fast approaching. Please visit the conference website to learn more about the submission guidelines: https://spark2015sisak.wordpress.com/
12/27/2014 – 01/31/2015
Now we'll have more freedom!
Creative workshop programme for the 2014/2015 winter school break
12/19/2014 – 12/19/2014
Video, Television, anticipation
Anticipation is a build-in perspective, which we intend to reveal by a certain epistemology of forgetting, or evoking the (pre)sense of future of art and media as a horizon of video as a practice in its initial exploring and agonistic relations to television. In the entire cultural space of former Yugoslavia we can recognize continuity and anticipation in regarding the film production of cinema clubs and pioneering work with video art. Soon television is becoming a point of reference and field of research as well as the artistic influence on the formation of specific aesthetics. This exhibition connects works from several decades: from the struggle in broadening the space of artistic interventions, using media ‘space of flows’, through the radical practices in Yugoslav cine-amateurism and alternative culture of the 1980s; experiments within the television program and appropriation of the media images; to the creation of the self-organized media spaces sustained by the video as the media of new microcinema communities. At the same time as the television has shaped the specific aesthetics, art is shaped by television, and the works of artists presented at the exhibition are questioning the cultural impact of television and its authority. Artists have destabilized the codes and conventions such as watching television, tv set as an object in the fiels of installation and sculpture, and questioning the passive attitude of observers as well as ways of cultural production and consumption. Making an overview of a history of freedom, as it was claimed by the practices of video, we are in process of getting back its future, and revealing the potential which is now accessible, and in its course, anticipated.
Aleksandra Sekulić and Branka Benčić
12/15/2014 – 02/21/2015
“Histories of Post Digital: 1960s and 1970s Media Art Snapshots”
17 December 2014 – 21 February 2015
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