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Bratislava
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Oggetto: International exhibition SCULPTURE and OBJECT XIII.
Bratislava
Data: 15 giugno 2008 13:34:17 GMT+02:00
A: contemporaryartpress at gmail.com
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INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
SCULPTURE AND OBJECT XIII
BRATISLAVA............................26 June – 31 August 2008
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Contact:
GALLERY Z
ZICHY PALACE
VENTÚRSKA 9
811 01 BRATISLAVA
SLOVAKIA
Contact person:
Viktor Hulík, Director of Gallery Z and main organiser
e-mail : viktorhulik at stonline.sk
tel.: 00421 903 468 776
www.galeria-z.sk
www.sao.galeria-z.sk
BRATISLAVA
26 June -31 August 2008
Exhibiting artists:
Lis Andersen (DK), Carlo Bernardini (I), Erik Binder, Neven Bilić
(HR), Gjalt Blauw (NL), Daniel Brunovský, Filippo Centenari (I),
Saint – Cricq (F), Federico Diaz (CZ), Elia Doron (IL), Václav
Fiala (CZ), Colin Figue (GB), Viktor Frešo, Carlos Galvao (BR),
István Gellér B. (H), Jhon Gogaberishvili (GEO), Ján Hoffstädter,
Jean Charasse (F), Mário Chromý, Britt Ignell (S), Miguel Isla (E),
Markus Kahre (FIN), Dae-Chul Kang (KR), Antonín Kašpar (CZ), Richard
Keťko, Kristof Kintera (CZ), Martin Kubina, Bert van Loo (NL), Milan
Lukáč, Susanne Kathlen Mader (N), Jari Mannisto (FIN), Christian
Mayer (A), Lubo Mikle, Igor Mitoraj (PL), Mitsouko Mori (J), Gunnar
Carl Nilsson (S), Roland de Jong Orlando (NL), Alexander Pankin
(RUS), Štefan Papčo, Fredrik Raddum (N), Vesa-Pekka Rannikko (FIN),
Peter Roller, Ivan Russev (BG), Martin Sedlák, Adriaan Seelen (NL),
Gebhard Sengmüller (A), Viliam Slaminka, Vladimír Skrepl (CZ),
Haldis H.Solås (N), Lubo Stacho, Carlo Steiner (I), Agneta Stening
(S), Adéla Svobodová (CZ), Filip Šicko, Ján Šicko, Jaroslava
Šicková-Fabrici, Evžen Šimera, Hitoshi Tanaka (J), Giuseppe
Teofilo (I), Barbro Raen Thomassen (N), Jakub Trajter, Ingrid
Višňovská, Johannes Vogl (A), Olbram Zoubek (CZ)
Sculptures produce a unique mood and distinct atmosphere; they enrich
the ways that culture can be enjoyed both by locals and visitors to
the city alike. The possibility to explore barrier-free communication
using works of art in the streets and on city squares not only helps
build up a relationship to art, but also cultivates the aesthetic
insight and awareness of the viewer. Every summer quality art and
distinguished artistic figures from all over the world come together
in Bratislava.
This annual event enjoys exceptional popularity and interest not just
from the general public but also professional circles. At a previous
year of the exhibition the then rector of the Budapest Academy of
Fine Arts, Professor Adam Farkaš, even noted that Bratislava is
becoming the European capital of sculpture every summer thanks to
this event.
Now in its thirteenth year, this year the event will involve an even
greater number of works (more than 200), participating artists (67)
and countries (22), and it will take place at more venues than it
ever did before.
In addition to outdoor sites on the city squares Hviezdoslavovo
námestie and Františkánske námestie with large dimension works of
artists from Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Spain and Korea, and in
the courtyard of Primate’s Palace with works of the “stars” of
this year’s exhibition, outstanding Polish artist Igor Mitoraj and
the no less renowned Czech artist Olbram Zoubek, the artistic works
of over 60 artists will also be put on show in the “chamber”
environment of the various participating galleries. Joining local
Slovak artists will be others from the Czech Republic, Hungary,
Poland, Austria, Bulgaria, Italy, France, Norway, Finland, Sweden,
Denmark, the Netherlands, Croatia, Spain, Japan, Korea, Israel,
Brazil, Russia, Great Britain and Georgia.
The premises on the 1st floor of Dom umenia (House of Art) will be
the venue for a broadly conceived display of artists from various
countries entitled Art Without Frontiers. Art has always ignored
barriers that endeavour incomprehensibly to separate and prevent the
open and free promotion of artistic values. The works of artists of
various genres and generations, using different expressive and
material means, present a mission of co-operation and better mutual
understanding through the universal communication medium that is fine
art.
In addition to various Slovak artists like Peter Roller, Ján
Hoffstädter and Ingrid Višňovská, Daniel Brunovský, or Ľubo
Stacho, for instance, other works on display will include those of
young Finnish artists the likes of Vesa-Pekka Rannikko and Jari
Mannisto, as well as the large dimension installation Flags from
Markus Kahre, winner of the 2007 Ars Fennica Prize for young artist;
there will be works from renowned artists from other countries as
well, including Lis Andersen (DK), Susanne Kathlen Mader (N), Barbro
Raen Thomassen (N), Fredrik Raddum (N), Gunnar Carl Nilsson (S), Bert
van Loo (NL), Roland de Jong Orlando (NL), Gebhard Sengmüller (A),
Mitsouko Mori (J), Carlos Galvao (BR), Gjalt Blauw (NL), Neven Bilić
(HR) recommended to be included by the Museum of Contemporary Art in
Zagreb, or Alexander Pankin (RUS), already renowned also in this part
of the world.
In Mirbach Palace of Bratislava City Gallery visitors will have the
chance to see works of four Italian artists at the exhibition
entitled Italian Lights, in the curator concept of Lia de Venere.
They are Giuseppe Teofilo, Carlo Bernardini, Filippo Centenari and
Carlo Steiner whose works creatively utilise and play with lights;
In Gallery Z there will be an installation – exhibition of Hungarian
artist István Gellér B. – A Growing City;
in the Gallery of the French Institute curator Zsuzsa Dárdai will
present the works of two French representatives of the MADI movement,
Jean Charass and Saint-Cricq;
in the Gallery of the Austrian Cultural Forum in co-operation with
Galerie Martin Janda from Vienna, the installations of young Austrian
artist Johannes Vogel will be exhibited;
in the Gallery of the Czech Centre the author of the large dimension
work created specially for this exhibition , Shrine for Bratislava
and installed on Františkánske námestie, Václav Fiala, will put on
a selection of his more intimate constructivist work;
in the Gallery of the Bulgarian Cultural and Information Centre
acclaimed sculptor and organiser of symposia from Bulgarian
Ilindentci, Ivan Russev, will present his stone sculptures;
The Kressling Gallery at its new address on Zámočnícka ulica is
involved in the project with a selection of works from young Slovak
and Czech artists - 7 Sculptors, where among others visitors can see
works of Erik Binder, Viktor Frešo, Mário Chromý, Kristof Kinter
(CZ) or Evžen Šimera;
one floor up at the same address in Komart Gallery you will find
works of Federico Diaz from the Czech Republic;
and finally Gallery Forzet will have exhibit works of Milan Lukáč.
This year's SCULPTURE and OBJECT XIII also welcomes the 3rd
International Sculpture Symposium L´Art pour la Santé SO-CHA,
Topolčianky 2008, from 13 – 31 August 2008
and the official opening of the exhibition of small sculptures and
drawings of sculptors in Gallery M in Rovinka at 3 pm on 17 August 2008.
Opening of exhibitions on 26.6.2008 at all venues:
12.00 - Gallery Forzet – Milan Lukáč – Garden Stories
13.00 – Bulgarian Cultural and Information Centre – Ivan Russev (BG)
14.00 – Kressling Gallery – 7 Sculptors
- Komart Gallery – Federico Diaz (CZ)
15.00 – Czech Centre – Václav Fiala (CZ)
16.00 – French Institute - Saint Cricq and Jean Charasse (F)
17.00 – Austrian Cultural Forum – Johannes Vogl (A)
18.00 - GMB – Mirbach Palace – Italian Lights (I)
19.00 – Gallery Z - István Gellér B. (H) – A Growing City
20.00 - Dom umenia – collective exhibition Art Without Frontiers
21.00 – Primate’s Palace, Hall of Mirrors – ceremonial official
opening of 13th year of exhibition
Viktor Hulík
Main Organiser
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