Difference between revisions of "Novi Sad"
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| − | '''Initiatives''': [[Apsolutno]] (*1993), [[kuda.org]] | + | '''Initiatives''': [[Apsolutno]] (*1993), [[For Cultural Politics – Politics of Culture]] (*2009), [[Group for Conceptual Politics]] (*2011), [[kuda.org]] (*2000), [[Napon]], [[p.RT]] (*1996), [[BAZA]] (*1996).<br> |
| + | '''Past initiatives''': [[Magnet]] group (1996-1998). | ||
'''Festivals''': [[Videomedeja]] (*1996).<br> | '''Festivals''': [[Videomedeja]] (*1996).<br> | ||
| − | '''Past events''': [[The Continuous Art Class]] (2005), [[Trans_european Picnic]] (2004). | + | '''Past events''': [[Media Art Practice Collection]] exhibition (2010), [[The Wonderful World of irational.org: Tools, Techniques and Events 1996-2006]] exhibition, [[Play Cultures]] exhibition and conference (2007), [[The Continuous Art Class]] (2005), [[Trans_european Picnic]] (2004), [[World-Information.Org]] (2003), [[Crossing Over]] video mini-festival (1998). |
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| + | '''Spaces''': [[kuda.org]] new media center (*2000), [[CK13]] youth center (*2006), [[Izba]] cafe gallery (*2000).<br> | ||
| + | '''Past spaces''': [[Cyberns]] media lab (*1997). | ||
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| + | '''Academy programs''': [[New Media AU UNS Novi Sad|New Media AU UNS]], [[Media Studies FF UNS Novi Sad|Media Studies FF UNS]] (*2004).<br> | ||
| + | '''Past academy programs''': [[Intermedial research AU UNS Novi Sad|Intermedial research AU UNS]] (1979-1991), [[Visual Studio AU UNS Novi Sad|Visual Studio AU UNS]] (1991-2002). | ||
'''Media''': [[kuda.read]] (*2004). | '''Media''': [[kuda.read]] (*2004). | ||
| − | '''Art workers''': [[Andrej Tisma]], [[Branka Tisma]], [[Zoran Pantelić]] (1966). | + | '''Art workers''': [[Aleksandar Davić]], [[Andrej Tisma]] (1952), [[Borka Stojić]], [[Branka Ćurčić]], [[Branka Milicić-Davić]], [[Branka Tisma]], [[Dragan Živančević]], [[Gordana Nikolić]], [[Jovan Trkulja]] (1973), [[Kristian Lukic]], [[Vladan Joler]], [[Vladimir Radišić]] (1976), [[Zoran Pantelić]] (1966). |
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| + | ; Publications | ||
| + | * [[Miško Šuvaković]], [http://www.republika.co.rs/430-431/19.html "Neoavangarda, konceptualna umetnost i krize socijalističkog modernizma"], ''Republika'' 430-431, Jun 2008. {{sr}} | ||
| + | * Silvia Drazic, [https://www.oeln.net/novi-sad-art-scene "Novi Sad Art Scene"], in ''Online Encyclopedia of Literary Neo-Avant-Gardes'', May 2021. {{en}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:06, 12 January 2024
Initiatives: Apsolutno (*1993), For Cultural Politics – Politics of Culture (*2009), Group for Conceptual Politics (*2011), kuda.org (*2000), Napon, p.RT (*1996), BAZA (*1996).
Past initiatives: Magnet group (1996-1998).
Festivals: Videomedeja (*1996).
Past events: Media Art Practice Collection exhibition (2010), The Wonderful World of irational.org: Tools, Techniques and Events 1996-2006 exhibition, Play Cultures exhibition and conference (2007), The Continuous Art Class (2005), Trans_european Picnic (2004), World-Information.Org (2003), Crossing Over video mini-festival (1998).
Spaces: kuda.org new media center (*2000), CK13 youth center (*2006), Izba cafe gallery (*2000).
Past spaces: Cyberns media lab (*1997).
Academy programs: New Media AU UNS, Media Studies FF UNS (*2004).
Past academy programs: Intermedial research AU UNS (1979-1991), Visual Studio AU UNS (1991-2002).
Media: kuda.read (*2004).
Art workers: Aleksandar Davić, Andrej Tisma (1952), Borka Stojić, Branka Ćurčić, Branka Milicić-Davić, Branka Tisma, Dragan Živančević, Gordana Nikolić, Jovan Trkulja (1973), Kristian Lukic, Vladan Joler, Vladimir Radišić (1976), Zoran Pantelić (1966).
- Publications
- Miško Šuvaković, "Neoavangarda, konceptualna umetnost i krize socijalističkog modernizma", Republika 430-431, Jun 2008. (Serbian)
- Silvia Drazic, "Novi Sad Art Scene", in Online Encyclopedia of Literary Neo-Avant-Gardes, May 2021. (English)
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