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− | REMAKE / REthinking Media Art in K(C)ollaborative Environments | + | ; REMAKE / REthinking Media Art in K(C)ollaborative Environments |
+ | An international art project, '''REMAKE: REthinking Media Arts in C(K)ollaborative Environments''', is a follow-up to an ongoing collaborative research of history of media art and culture under the title [[Monoskop:About|Monoskop]], initiated by an artist and writer [[Dušan Barok]]. Several cultural organizations, coordinated by [[Atrakt Art]] as a main organizer, started REMAKE with a simple idea: to approach this online research in an interesting and playful way and accept the challenge to create contemporary art works inspired by history of media art particularly in Central and Eastern Europe. Rather than framing itself in a traditional exhibition format, REMAKE is a dynamic event, presenting certain stage in this project’s thinking. | ||
− | + | A central piece of this two-year creative and social experiment is a travelling exhibition REMAKE. Artists and independent curators from a network of congenial international teams were working to find the best way to mediate important pioneering media art works (often ignored by international art history) and approach them in today’s context. Works and practices of artists such as [[Stanisław Dróżdż]], [[Vladimir Bonačić]] or a pioneer of Slovak acoustic-electric music [[Jozef Malovec]] had proven to be invaluable source of inspiration and a great material for progressive contemporary art. Some artists found works that were most inspiring for them: team from Icelandic [[Lost Horse Gallery]] picked synesthetic works by Russian group [[Prometei]] from the 1960s, students’ platform [[Standuino]] was inspired by ''kludging'' of a musician and teacher from the Faculty of Fine Arts (Brno University of Technology) [[Stanislav Filip]] and his specific DIY pieces. | |
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+ | The project aimed to lift the art works from their embeddedness in their local histories to international context. Their relationships and connections within the exhibition reflected subjective view of important parts of art history and development of technologies. The exhibition had several stages, and offered its visitors a range of events as well as a space for research and interaction. The idea of the show – working with already existing art works – contributed also to a discussion about perception of art as intellectual property or, on the contrary, as a source of inspiration. | ||
− | + | Another outcome of this project is a bilingual issue of [[3/4|3/4 magazine]]. It serves as a catalogue for the exhibition, and it also brings, for the first time, a selection of interviews done by [[Dušan Barok]] with personalities and media art and culture history-makers [[Diana McCarty]], [[Michal Murin]], [[Călin Man]], [[Rasa Smite]] and [[Raitis Smits]]. Interviews are complemented by a passage from monograph about [[Steina and Woody Vasulka]], entitled ''Dialogue with Daemons of Tools'' by art historian [[Lenka Dolanová]], views on art scenes in Ukraine and Iceland and appendix showing the process of development of works for Remake exhibition. | |
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==Exhibition== | ==Exhibition== | ||
− | The main visible outcome and public achievement of the project | + | The main visible outcome and public achievement of the project is the exhibition in [[The Brno House of Arts]] (from 6th March till 15th April 2012, [[The Brno House of Arts|The House of Lords from Kunstat]]), travelling in May 2012 to in Bratislava (SK) and Cluj (RO). |
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* [[Remake/Exhibition/Work 1 / Z. Husárová a Ľ. Panák / I : * ttter ]] | * [[Remake/Exhibition/Work 1 / Z. Husárová a Ľ. Panák / I : * ttter ]] | ||
* [[Remake/Exhibition/Work 2 / Lia Perjovschi / Subjective Media Art History ]] | * [[Remake/Exhibition/Work 2 / Lia Perjovschi / Subjective Media Art History ]] | ||
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* [[Remake/Exhibition/Work 10 / Standuino]] | * [[Remake/Exhibition/Work 10 / Standuino]] | ||
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[[Stanisław Dróżdż]], [[Steina and Woody Vasulka]], [[Nicolas Schöffer]], [[Guy Debord]], [[Jozef Malovec]], [[Vladimir Bonačić]], [[Bulat Galeyev]], [[Stanislav Filip]]. | [[Stanisław Dróżdż]], [[Steina and Woody Vasulka]], [[Nicolas Schöffer]], [[Guy Debord]], [[Jozef Malovec]], [[Vladimir Bonačić]], [[Bulat Galeyev]], [[Stanislav Filip]]. | ||
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+ | |{{#widget:Vimeo|id=38806849}}<br>[http://vimeo.com/38806849 ''Remake opening II''], by [[Markéta Cilečková]]|| ||{{#widget:YouTube|id=s3Y6Fq17ris|width=400|height=300}}<br>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3Y6Fq17ris ''REMAKE: komentář k tvůrčí strategii''], by [[Ivan Floreš]] | ||
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− | + | * [http://artycok.tv/lang/cs-cz/13721/remake-re-thinking-media-arts-in-ckollaborative-environments Remake report], by Patrick Sedlaczek, Artycok.tv | |
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− | + | * [http://emartina.rajce.idnes.cz/remake12/ Remake opening], by Martina Uhlířová | |
− | + | * [http://emartina.rajce.idnes.cz/Remake_II./ Remake 2], by Martina Uhlířová | |
− | + | * [https://secure.flickr.com/photos/barboralinka/sets/72157629532377987/ Remake opening], by Barbora Linková | |
− | + | * [https://plus.google.com/photos/103256148807826211593/albums/5716906412547013873?authkey=CIGD57KfmKLq3QE Remake opening], by Jakub Hamerský | |
− | + | * [http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150696283383979.421881.748703978 Standuino / Remake 3], by Andrej Boleslavsky | |
+ | * [http://emartina.rajce.idnes.cz/4AM_standuino/ Remake 3: Standuino], by Martina Uhlířová | ||
+ | * [http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.312246028845143.66738.142338092502605 Remake I. opening, Bratislava] | ||
+ | * [http://snaptheslap.blogspot.com/2012/04/remake-i.html Remake I. opening, Bratislava] | ||
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+ | ; More information | ||
+ | * [http://exhibition.remakeme.eu Exhibition guide] | ||
+ | * [http://remakebrno.tumblr.com/ Remake blog] | ||
+ | * http://www.dum-umeni.cz/en/vystava/remake | ||
+ | * http://remakeme.eu/exhibition | ||
+ | * http://multiplace.org/blog/?tag=festival+2012 | ||
==Workshops== | ==Workshops== | ||
− | * [[Standuino]] (by Václav Peloušek, Ondrej Merta) | + | * [[Standuino]] (by Václav Peloušek, Ondrej Merta), [http://kyberia.sk/id/6596884 In Bratislava] |
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+ | ; Photo set | ||
+ | * [http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.305682542834825.65409.142338092502605 Standuino workshop, Bratislava] | ||
==Conference== | ==Conference== | ||
* [http://multiplace.org/blog/?p=152 Program in English] | * [http://multiplace.org/blog/?p=152 Program in English] | ||
* [http://multiplace.org/blog/?p=147 Program in Czech] | * [http://multiplace.org/blog/?p=147 Program in Czech] | ||
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+ | ; Photo set | ||
+ | * [http://emartina.rajce.idnes.cz/Multiplace_konference/ Conference], by Martina Uhlířová | ||
==Concerts== | ==Concerts== | ||
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* [http://kyberia.sk/id/6603905 Concerts in Bratislava] — [[Dokuro]] (Agnes Szelag & The Norman Conquest), [[Poo]] | * [http://kyberia.sk/id/6603905 Concerts in Bratislava] — [[Dokuro]] (Agnes Szelag & The Norman Conquest), [[Poo]] | ||
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− | + | * [http://emartina.rajce.idnes.cz/Multiplace_koncerty/ Concerts in Brno], by Martina Uhlířová | |
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− | * [http://emartina.rajce.idnes.cz/Multiplace_koncerty/ Concerts], by Martina Uhlířová | ||
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* [http://www.a4.sk/galeria/multiplace-network-2012-dokuro-agnes-szelag-the-norman-conquest-usa-poo-sk-0 Concerts in Bratislava: Dokuro / Agnes Szelag & The Norman Conquest (USA), Poo (SK)], [http://kyberia.sk/id/6624467] by Branislav Grebečí | * [http://www.a4.sk/galeria/multiplace-network-2012-dokuro-agnes-szelag-the-norman-conquest-usa-poo-sk-0 Concerts in Bratislava: Dokuro / Agnes Szelag & The Norman Conquest (USA), Poo (SK)], [http://kyberia.sk/id/6624467] by Branislav Grebečí | ||
* [http://kyberia.sk/id/6622736 Concerts in Bratislava: Dokuro / Agnes Szelag & The Norman Conquest (USA), Poo (SK)], by Gabriela Žigová | * [http://kyberia.sk/id/6622736 Concerts in Bratislava: Dokuro / Agnes Szelag & The Norman Conquest (USA), Poo (SK)], by Gabriela Žigová | ||
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'''Special issue on media art history: Remake''' (English/Slovak) | '''Special issue on media art history: Remake''' (English/Slovak) | ||
− | Special bilingual issue of [[3/4|3/4 magazine]] dedicated to media art history. Serves as a catalogue of a travelling exhibition Remake. It also brings, for the first time, selection of interviews done by Dušan Barok with personalities and media art and culture history-makers [[Diana McCarty]], [[Michal Murin]], [[Călin Man]], [[Rasa Smite]] and [[Raitis Smits]]. Interviews are complemented by a passage from monograph about Steina and Woody Vasulka, entitled Dialogue with Daemons of Tools by art historian Lenka Dolanová, views on art scenes in Ukraine and Iceland and appendix showing the process of development of works for Remake exhibition. | + | Special bilingual issue of [[3/4|3/4 magazine]] dedicated to media art history. Serves as a catalogue of a travelling exhibition Remake. It also brings, for the first time, selection of interviews done by [[Dušan Barok]] with personalities and media art and culture history-makers [[Diana McCarty]], [[Michal Murin]], [[Călin Man]], [[Rasa Smite]] and [[Raitis Smits]]. Interviews are complemented by a passage from monograph about [[Steina and Woody Vasulka]], entitled ''Dialogue with Daemons of Tools'' by art historian [[Lenka Dolanová]], views on art scenes in Ukraine and Iceland and appendix showing the process of development of works for Remake exhibition. |
Editor: [[Barbora Šedivá]]<br> | Editor: [[Barbora Šedivá]]<br> | ||
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[http://www.phil.muni.cz/journals/index.php/tim/issue/view/19 View online]<br> | [http://www.phil.muni.cz/journals/index.php/tim/issue/view/19 View online]<br> | ||
[http://www.phil.muni.cz/~kacurak/tim/TIMezin_TIMe_4_REMAKE_2012_KOMPLETNIVYDANI.pdf Download issue in a single PDF] | [http://www.phil.muni.cz/~kacurak/tim/TIMezin_TIMe_4_REMAKE_2012_KOMPLETNIVYDANI.pdf Download issue in a single PDF] | ||
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+ | ==Trivia== | ||
+ | ; Unrealised proposals for the exhibition | ||
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+ | Original artworks - TO BE REMADE: | ||
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+ | * GABOR BODY – COMPUTER FILM (1976) | ||
+ | * VLADIMIR BONACIC - COMPUTER-CONTROLLED DYNAMIC OBJECTS (1968-71) | ||
+ | * STANISLAV DROZDZ - COMPUTER-GENERATED CONCRETE POETRY (1970s) | ||
+ | * EDWARD IHNATOWICZ – ROBOTIC SCULPTURES (1968-73) | ||
+ | * ANDRÁS MONORY-MÉSZ – CYBERPUNK FILM (1990) | ||
+ | * WOODY VASULKA & STEINA VASULKA – EXPERIMENTAL VIDEO (1970-2000) |
Revision as of 00:33, 6 June 2012
- REMAKE / REthinking Media Art in K(C)ollaborative Environments
An international art project, REMAKE: REthinking Media Arts in C(K)ollaborative Environments, is a follow-up to an ongoing collaborative research of history of media art and culture under the title Monoskop, initiated by an artist and writer Dušan Barok. Several cultural organizations, coordinated by Atrakt Art as a main organizer, started REMAKE with a simple idea: to approach this online research in an interesting and playful way and accept the challenge to create contemporary art works inspired by history of media art particularly in Central and Eastern Europe. Rather than framing itself in a traditional exhibition format, REMAKE is a dynamic event, presenting certain stage in this project’s thinking.
A central piece of this two-year creative and social experiment is a travelling exhibition REMAKE. Artists and independent curators from a network of congenial international teams were working to find the best way to mediate important pioneering media art works (often ignored by international art history) and approach them in today’s context. Works and practices of artists such as Stanisław Dróżdż, Vladimir Bonačić or a pioneer of Slovak acoustic-electric music Jozef Malovec had proven to be invaluable source of inspiration and a great material for progressive contemporary art. Some artists found works that were most inspiring for them: team from Icelandic Lost Horse Gallery picked synesthetic works by Russian group Prometei from the 1960s, students’ platform Standuino was inspired by kludging of a musician and teacher from the Faculty of Fine Arts (Brno University of Technology) Stanislav Filip and his specific DIY pieces.
The project aimed to lift the art works from their embeddedness in their local histories to international context. Their relationships and connections within the exhibition reflected subjective view of important parts of art history and development of technologies. The exhibition had several stages, and offered its visitors a range of events as well as a space for research and interaction. The idea of the show – working with already existing art works – contributed also to a discussion about perception of art as intellectual property or, on the contrary, as a source of inspiration.
Another outcome of this project is a bilingual issue of 3/4 magazine. It serves as a catalogue for the exhibition, and it also brings, for the first time, a selection of interviews done by Dušan Barok with personalities and media art and culture history-makers Diana McCarty, Michal Murin, Călin Man, Rasa Smite and Raitis Smits. Interviews are complemented by a passage from monograph about Steina and Woody Vasulka, entitled Dialogue with Daemons of Tools by art historian Lenka Dolanová, views on art scenes in Ukraine and Iceland and appendix showing the process of development of works for Remake exhibition.
Project page: http://remakeme.eu
Exhibition
The main visible outcome and public achievement of the project is the exhibition in The Brno House of Arts (from 6th March till 15th April 2012, The House of Lords from Kunstat), travelling in May 2012 to in Bratislava (SK) and Cluj (RO).
- Works
- Remake/Exhibition/Work 1 / Z. Husárová a Ľ. Panák / I : * ttter
- Remake/Exhibition/Work 2 / Lia Perjovschi / Subjective Media Art History
- Remake/Exhibition/Work 3 / A. Boleslavský / Hi Woody
- Remake/Exhibition/Work 4 / Aleksandra Hirszfeld / Infotainment
- Remake/Exhibition/Work 5 / J.Bellanger, G.Brunet, C.Doutriaux, C.Lenoble / ReCYSP1
- Remake/Exhibition/Work 6 / A. Prior, D. Strang / Distributed Presence
- Remake/Exhibition/Work 7 / J. Šicko, M. Rišková / Hit Bonačić
- Remake/Exhibition/Work 8 / The Lost Horse Gallery project / Lucid Light Comp.#2
- Remake/Exhibition/Work 9 / R. Loskot / Záznamy přítomnosti
- Remake/Exhibition/Work 10 / Standuino
- Profiles of the authors of remade works
Stanisław Dróżdż, Steina and Woody Vasulka, Nicolas Schöffer, Guy Debord, Jozef Malovec, Vladimir Bonačić, Bulat Galeyev, Stanislav Filip.
- Video documentation
Remake opening II, by Markéta Cilečková |
REMAKE: komentář k tvůrčí strategii, by Ivan Floreš |
- Remake report, by Patrick Sedlaczek, Artycok.tv
- Photo sets
- Remake opening, by Martina Uhlířová
- Remake 2, by Martina Uhlířová
- Remake opening, by Barbora Linková
- Remake opening, by Jakub Hamerský
- Standuino / Remake 3, by Andrej Boleslavsky
- Remake 3: Standuino, by Martina Uhlířová
- Remake I. opening, Bratislava
- Remake I. opening, Bratislava
- More information
- Exhibition guide
- Remake blog
- http://www.dum-umeni.cz/en/vystava/remake
- http://remakeme.eu/exhibition
- http://multiplace.org/blog/?tag=festival+2012
Workshops
- Standuino (by Václav Peloušek, Ondrej Merta), In Bratislava
- Photo set
Conference
- Photo set
- Conference, by Martina Uhlířová
Concerts
- Concerts in Brno — Jamka (SK/UK), Piernikowski/Etamski (PL), Stroon (SK), Mika Vainio (FI), Urbanfailure (SK), Ventolin (CZ), Bumbum Satori DJs (CZ)
- Concerts in Bratislava — Dokuro (Agnes Szelag & The Norman Conquest), Poo
- Photo sets
- Concerts in Brno, by Martina Uhlířová
- Concerts in Bratislava: Dokuro / Agnes Szelag & The Norman Conquest (USA), Poo (SK), [1] by Branislav Grebečí
- Concerts in Bratislava: Dokuro / Agnes Szelag & The Norman Conquest (USA), Poo (SK), by Gabriela Žigová
Magazine
3/4 magazine, No. 27-28 (2012)
Special issue on media art history: Remake (English/Slovak)
Special bilingual issue of 3/4 magazine dedicated to media art history. Serves as a catalogue of a travelling exhibition Remake. It also brings, for the first time, selection of interviews done by Dušan Barok with personalities and media art and culture history-makers Diana McCarty, Michal Murin, Călin Man, Rasa Smite and Raitis Smits. Interviews are complemented by a passage from monograph about Steina and Woody Vasulka, entitled Dialogue with Daemons of Tools by art historian Lenka Dolanová, views on art scenes in Ukraine and Iceland and appendix showing the process of development of works for Remake exhibition.
Editor: Barbora Šedivá
Editor-in-chief: Slávo Krekovič
Contributing editors: Dušan Barok, Katarína Gatialová, Oliver Rehák, Mária Rišková, Catherine Lenoble
Publisher: Atrakt Art, Bratislava, Slovakia
ISSN 1335-5309
134 pages
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Journal
TIM – Teorie Interaktivních Médií, No. 4: Remake (2012) (Czech)
TIM ezin je odborný magazín studentů oboru Teorie interaktivních médií Masarykovy univerzity v Brně. Číslo 4 je věnované tématu REMAKE a také aktuálnímu projektu REMAKE z dílny Sdružení pro aktuální umění a kulturu Atrakt Art.
Projekt, který je založen na kolaborativní produkci a mezinárodní prezentaci nových uměleckých prací, inspirovaných bohatou historií mediálního umění v Evropě, představuje tematické východisko článků druhého čísla ezinu TIM.
Klíčová slova: remake, remix, remixability, postprodukce, apropriace, znovu provedení (reenactment), koláž, montáž, pastiš, postmodernismus, vizuální kultura, DJ culture, nová historiografie, produsage, prosumer technologies, autorské právo, open source, free software.
Editors Zuzana Kobíková, Jana Horáková
Publisher Ústav hudební vědy Filozofické fakulty Masarykovy univerzity, Brno
Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License
ISSN 1805-2606
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Trivia
- Unrealised proposals for the exhibition
Original artworks - TO BE REMADE:
- GABOR BODY – COMPUTER FILM (1976)
- VLADIMIR BONACIC - COMPUTER-CONTROLLED DYNAMIC OBJECTS (1968-71)
- STANISLAV DROZDZ - COMPUTER-GENERATED CONCRETE POETRY (1970s)
- EDWARD IHNATOWICZ – ROBOTIC SCULPTURES (1968-73)
- ANDRÁS MONORY-MÉSZ – CYBERPUNK FILM (1990)
- WOODY VASULKA & STEINA VASULKA – EXPERIMENTAL VIDEO (1970-2000)