Final Evaluation of the Process


Artists’ Neven Korda and Miha Vipotnik have offered to additionally edit the video documentation in order to make it more than just a document and more in accordance with the intentions of their conceptual and artistic work. Andreja Muha who was one of the most active student participants of the process has presented the student’s experience, again stressing the invaluable hands on experience and mentorship by Vipotnik. She has also explained their uncertainty when working in the process with numerous unknowns, open opportunities and free choices in constructing the scenography. Petja Grafenauer joined us via Skype to reflect upon the process of critical writing about the exhibition. She was content with the end text and also publishing of one of them in a magazine, however she has stressed that there were too few texts by other participants, which might also be a consequence of a time consuming and demanding process.

Aspects of Experimental Practices (MedienTurm Graz, MSUV Novi Sad)

Presentations and screenings
Wednesday, 14 November, from 6 pm
Vžigalica Gallery, Trg francoske revolucije 7, Ljubljana

Our colleague Sandro Droschl from Medienturm Graz has presented a highly distinguished selection published in the Edition Medienturm with versatile yet carefully corresponding works by artist: Klaus Schuster, Lia, Dariusz Kowalski, Karø Goldt, G.R.A.M., Pfaffenbichler / Schreiber, and reMI.

Edition Medienturm (pdf)
Experimental Videos
Artists: Klaus Schuster, Lia, Dariusz Kowalski, Karø Goldt, G.R.A.M., Pfaffenbichler / Schreiber, reMI
Curator: Sandro Droschl (Kunstverein Medienturm, Graz, www.medienturm.at)

Some videos per year are published as limited artists’ contribution in the frame of the “Edition Medienturm” (Graz). Experimental Austrian and international artists’ videos which discuss also the dynamic and manifold relation of image and sound in the field of contemporary media/art are shown. The “Edition Medienturm” intends to transport contemporary video art towards a (potentially new) qualified public.

VIDEO ART IN SERBIA: experimental-processual paradigm (pdf)
Artists: Zoran Todorović, grupa Apsolutno, Vladimir Todorović, Stevan Kojić
Curator: Sanja Kojić Mladenov (MSUV, Novi Sad)

Later in the evening we were very pleased to receive an in-dept video lecture from Sanja Kojić Mladenov who had contextualised the works of Zoran Todorović, grupa Apsolutno, Vladimir Todorović, and Stevan Kojić in the frame of experimental processual paradigms of Video Art in Srbia.

A significant part of contemporary experimental video practice is focused on the research within the process of creation and implementation of artistic work. “Video Art in Serbia: experimental-processual paradigm” includes video works created in different ways and through a lack of classical concepts of video production, without the traditional use of cameras and montage. On the lecture were presented works of Zoran Todorovic, The Center for New Media kuda.org, Vladimir Todorovic and Stevan Kojic.

Neven Korda: WHOx3. I am, The Other.

Video ambient and performance
Wednesday, June 27, 9 p. m.
SCCA Project Room, Metelkova 6, Ljubljana

Video Turn analyses main formal and conceptual characteristics of video language through various working methods (analysis, curating, critical writing, interviews, collecting audiovisual works and documents, workshops, lectures, panel discussions, presentations).

For the Video Turn project Neven Korda will prepare a video ambient and performance questioning his artistic position within the video art. Continue reading

Miha Vipotnik: Space as an Action

Internal lecture in the framework of Video Turn project
4.th April 2012, Project Room SCCA, Ljubljana


Miha Vipotnik is one of the first video artists in Slovenia and the initiator and director of the International Video Biennial VIDEO C.D., which took place in Ljubljana from 1983 to 1988. As a pioneer of video art in Slovenia and ex-Yugoslavia, nowadays he shares his knowledge and technical expertise with students in Slovenia and internationally. Miha is as well a permanent hosting professor at the Faculté des Beaux-Arts et des Arts Appliqués (Université Saint-Esprit de Kaslik (USEK) in Beirut. He runs series of workshops with the focus on video and video installation art.

For the Video turn project group he prepared a lecture about the latest workshop, which ended with an exhibition in Zico house in Beirut.

 

 

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