Kaasaegse kunsti festival ART IST KUKU NU UT 2013 annab teada: PRADA PRAVDA

PRADA PRAVDA
05.09.–27.10.2013
Tartu Kunstimuuseum (Raekoja plats 18), galerii Noorus (Riia 11) ja
Y-galerii (Küütri 2)
K–P 11–18
Avamine 05.09. kl 17 Tartu Kunstimuuseumis. Teised näitusepinnad on avatud
alates kl 15
Kunstnikud: Auto Italia South East, Wojtek Doroszuk, Kadi Estland, Dmitri
Gerassimov, Dmitri Gutov ja Radek grupp, Sanja Ivekovic, Alevtina
Kakhidze, Chelsea Knight ja Mark Tribe, Laura Kuusk, Oliver Laric, Kris
Lemsalu, Erkki Luuk, Deimantas Narkevicius, Franciszek Orlowski, Dan
Perjovschi, Tanel Rander, Dominik Ritszel, Jaanus Samma, Shto Delat?,
Anna-Stina Treumund, Ulrich Vogl
Kuraatorid: Rael Artel, Kaisa Eiche, Marika Agu, Triin Tulgiste, Marie
Vellevoog

Tänavune ART IST KUKU NU UTi näitus pealkirjaga “PRADA PRAVDA” on
eksperimentaalne koostööprojekt, mis leiab aset korraga kolmel
näitusepinnal: Tartu Kunstimuuseumis, galeriis Noorus ja Y-galeriis.
Lisaks festivali põhikorraldajatele Rael Artelile ja Kaisa Eichele on
näituse kuraatorite seas ka sel aastal käima lükatud KUKU NUNNU
kuraatorikooli kasvandikud Marika Agu, Triin Tulgiste ja Marie Vellevoog.

Näituse temaatika lähtub sõnamängust “Prada-Pravda”, milles kohtuvad
läänelik moemaailm ja tarbimine ning Ida-Euroopa kommunistlik minevik.
Kõik kuraatorid on tõlgendanud sõnamängu erineval viisil ning töötanud
sellest lähtudes välja oma kontseptsiooni. Viis Prada-Pravda
interpretatsiooni ristuvad, lõikuvad ja põrkuvad kolme kunstisaali laiali
laotatud näitusel.

“PRADA PRAVDA” näitusega kaasneb giid-kataloog, mis tutvustab lähemalt
näitusel eksponeeritud teoseid ning kuraatorite vaatenurki. Kataloogi
eestikeelses versioonis on boonusena ka “Kaasaegse kunsti eri”: oleme
tõlkinud itaalia filosoofi Giorgio Agambeni teksti “Mis on kaasaegne?”
ning korraldanud spetsiaalselt “Kaasaegse kunsti eri” tarvis ümarlaua, et
arutleda kaasaegse kunsti mõiste üle. Kataloogi on toimetanud Marie
Vellevoog, kujundanud Mikk Heinsoo.

Traditsiooniliselt kestab näituse avamine mitu päeva:

05.09. festivali avamine ja afterparty
06.09 leiab aset mitu performance’it ja pidu
07.09 toimub traditsiooniline hangover breakfast ning vestlusring
Kaasaegse Kunsti Eesti Keskuse eestvedamisel
Täpsem info avamispäevade programmi kohta lähipäevil!

ART IST KUKU NU UT näituseprogrammiga kaasneb mahukas haridusprogramm,
millest teavitame avalikkust eraldi.

Festivali toetavad: Eesti Kultuurkapital, Hasartmängumaksu Nõukogu ja
Tartu Linnavalitsus

Üldinfo:
Kaisa Eiche
kaasaegse kunsti festivali ART IST KUKU NU UT projektijuht
kaisa.eiche(A)gmail.com
+372 510 5575

Lähem info näituste kohta:
Marie Vellevoog
marie.vellevoog(A)gmail.com
+372 5386 2191

Marika Agu
marikaagu(A)gmail.com
+372 5390 1578

Rael Artel
rael(A)publicpreparation.org
+372 5622 9213

Lähem info haridusprogrammide kohta:
Triin Tulgiste
triintulgiste(A)gmail.com
+372 5650 7777

www.artistikukunuut.org

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The International Architecture Schools’ Exhibition “N+1 Methods” of TAB 2013 presents 15 renowned architecture schools from all over the world in Tallinn’s Linnahall – a grand Soviet era concert hall that has been closed for the public for many years.
 
N+1 Methods introduces a variety of methods for analysing, questioning and creating space from the pragmatic and practical to the utopian and visionary. Attention is shifted from architecture as a matter of fact to architecture as a process of critical thinking. Space is approached on the basis of perceptional experiences as well as with the aid of mathematical equations, making use of robot technology and relying on the traditional drafting table. When various different approaches are combined, compared and contrasted, the amount of spatial possibilities is endless. 
 
The Schools’ Exhibition raises a critical question: how might different methods of approach function in the context of recycling the historical Soviet-era space? 
 
Students who participate today are the professional architects of tomorrow.
Most of them have not experienced the Soviet era first-hand but only know its echoes. Therefore for many of them, Soviet spaces are not necessarily politically charged. It provides them with freedom to see the modernist spaces of the past free from emotions.
 
The Schools’ Exhibition is a meeting place for fresh architectural ideas at the Linnahall: in a space that very much needs a new vision. Perhaps a new idea will be found from among the exhibits with the help of which the Linnahall can be given a new future?
 
The exhibition will be opened in the foyer of Tallinn’s Linnahall on 4 September at 8 pm and will remain open until the end of September daily from noon to 7 pm. During the Biennale, discussions will be held among students and lecturers along with photographing expeditions into the lost rooms of the Linnahall.
 
The exhibition is sponsored by Overall Eesti AS.
 
Attention: Tallink Hotels offers special rates for TAB delegates. Please visitwww.tallinkhotels.ee for booking your stay.
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Tallinn Architecture Biennale is an architecture and urban planning forum that brings together theory and practice, experience and innovation in order to spark fruitful discussion. This year’s biennale is curated by b210, a team of young architects including Karin Tõugu, Kadri Klementi, Aet Ader, Kaidi Õis and Mari Hunt, and organised by the Estonian Centre of Architecture.
 
The topic of TAB 2013 – Recycling Socialism – focuses on the following questions: What is there to recycle from the spaces, structures, projects, ideas, concepts and materials of socialist architecture? What is there to recycle for today’s life and new utopias of the future?
 
More information: www.tab.ee
 
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List of Participating Universities:
 
Estonian Academy of Arts, Department of Architecture and Urban Design, Estonia
Oslo School of Architecture and Design, Norway
Singapore University of Technology and Design, Singapore
Aalto University School of Arts, Design and Architecture, Finland
Universität für angewandte Kunst Wien, Austria
Cork Centre for Architectural Education, Ireland
Ecole Spéciale d’Architecture, France
Politecnico di Milano – DAStU – Dipartimento di Architettura e Studi Urbani / Scuola di Architettura e società, Italy
Strelka Institute, Russia
Tampere University of Technology, Finland 
RMIT School of Architecture and Design, Australia
TTK University of Applied Sciences, Estonia
University of Pennsylvania PennDesign Research Studio, USA
University of Innsbruck, Institute for Experimental Architecture, REX|LAB, Austria with Estonian Academy of Arts, Department of Architecture and Urban Design and Tallinn University of Technology, Department of Mechatronics
Contemporary Architecture Information Centre & Riga Technical University, Latvia
 
 
Chief Organiser: Estonian Centre of Architecture
Co-organisers: City of Tallinn, Estonian Academy of Arts, Union of Estonian Architects, Museum of Estonian Architecture
Curators: b210  – Kaidi Õis, Aet Ader, Kadri Klementi, Karin Tõugu,
Exhibition of school projects: Kaidi Õis / kaidi@b210.ee
 
Project Manager: Lill Sarv info@tab.ee
Press And Media: Maris Hellrand press@tab.ee Phone: +372 56 2011 18
Supporters: Ministry of Culture, Cultural Endowment of Estonia, City of Tallinn, Union of Estonian Architects, Overall, Tallink, Carmen Grupp, Velux, Pagari Residentsid OÜ

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