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Art Today Association, Center for contemporary art - Plovdiv presents
TRACK 10 (dance performance) DO WE CHANGE OUR PAST WHILE TRYING TO UNDERSTAND IT.
Music by Tom Waits. Participants Mila Bancheva, Iskren Petkov, Ivan Petkov, Ana Karakasheva, Ana Miteva. Choreography by Ana Karakasheva.
13th July 2006, 21.00, entrance fee 2 leva.
UNZ. THE EYECHART SERIES (miriam mone/max gansberger)
– are Austrian articipants in the exchange Artist-in-residence Program of Art Today Association and < rotor > association for contemporary art, Graz, Austria. They resided and worked in the Art Today Multimedia Lab for a month.
artist group unz. (engl.: uz., paying hommage to all possessing possessive pronouns)was founded in spring 2005, to form common and diverging notions of the world. fields of interest are every day culture, its urban symptoms, society- based values and agreements, phenomenons of appearance, perception and form developing of industrial fabrication and standardization, cultural habits and processes of remembering, forgetting and replacing.
Presentation of their works - on JULY the 12th, at 20.00 in Center for contemporary art – Plovdiv, Ancient Bath.
eyechart series - are usually strictly functional things. you read them just to read them, thats their only pure function - the content doesn't matter. from up to down the letters and icons become smaller and smaller - it becomes harder by every row to recipe it. the unz eyecharts work the same way, using the same means of visual and formal language.
public paint - public temporary installation on plovdiv's roads and sidewalks. Vanishing traces of every day life requested to remain a little while, city's
flow holds the brush and paints it's expressionist pictures.
doggy vision - see with different eyes during the party at the bath.
music playlist by Блум
The program is supported by Austrian Embassy in Bulgaria, Plovdiv Municipality and Swiss Cultural Program in Bulgaria.
No standart - nonstandard forms in nature, guest project installations and land-art. From 1st to 10th July in Center for contemporary art - Plovdiv, Ancient Bath. Opening 1st July, 18.00.
Exhibition No standart, a project of "Bright Day" Association presents photography, video, installations. Leader of the project Vasilena Mihailova.
The project is realized wit the support of Youth Program of EU, Swiss Cultural Program in Bulgaria and with the assistance of Polish Institute Sofia, Center for contemporary art Shoumen and Art Today Association.
FLUIDITY installations of Ilias Poulos (Greece, France). Opening on 5th of June at 19.00 in Center for contemporary art - Plovdiv, Ancient Bath.
Exhibition: from 6th until 25th June 2006.
"The project that I want to realise in the Ancient Bath aims at giving shape to the images which the Turkish baths raise in me. As a Greek from the Diaspore, the memory of the multinational past of those places that I have travelled from Central Asia, through Balkan Peninsula to Paris, often recalls. Leaving signs in time and space Turkish baths are symbolic ports for memories of collective and personal past, from a transnational and transcultural past, suggesting the fluidity of the human soul...“
Short fragment of Ilias Poulos's sound installation.
UNZ (Miriam Mone & Markus Gansberger) are the Austrian participants in the exchange Artist-in-residence Program of Art Today Association and < rotor > association for contemporary art, Graz, Austria http://rotor.mur.at. They will reside and work in the Art Today Multimedia Lab for a month - in June. More information about their work and presentation in Plovdiv will be published soon.
The Program is realized with the support of: Austrian Embassy in Bulgaria, Plovdiv Municipality and Swiss Cultural Program in Bulgaria.
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