Marginalia at the Brno House of Art: program for May
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Tisková zpráva
30.04.2010 09:05
Tisková zpráva
30.04.2010 09:05
From February to June 2010, every Monday at 6 PM, the small lecture hall of the House of Lords from Kunštát (opposite the entrance to café Trojka)
MAY 2010
May 3, 2010 Anežka Sedláková (graduate of FA VUT Brno)
Factory and Loft – Anachronism and Progress
The conversion of defunct, yet no longer utilized textile factories continues to captivate Czech and foreign architects, urban planners, engineers, sociologists, and heritage experts. The issue of so-called brownfields is not only reflected in the scale of a single building, but often encompasses entire extensive areas. Designing housing in former production facilities means maintaining a balance between history and today, with the phenomenon of "loft" playing a significant role as a specific form of housing. What can qualify as a loft and how are lofts actually categorized? A recently developed scientific model H-M-S will help us gain an understanding.
May 10, 2010 Jana Francová (Department of Art Education PdF MU Brno)
Animations from 341 and 18B
Presentation of animated video projects by students of the Department of Art Education PdF MU and a faculty project Postproduction in collaboration with David Možný.
May 17, 2010 Olga Buciová (Seminar of Art History FF MU Brno)
Transgenic Art
Transgenic art is presented as a radical artistic form that interferes with the very essence of life processes. It popularizes the possibilities of contemporary genetics and molecular biology. Does it serve as a positive promotion of these scientific fields or does it provide an objective evaluation of all the potential ways they can be utilized in the future? Is it a full-fledged "art" discipline, a marginal affair, or an opulently served sensation?
May 24, 2010 Tereza Texa Rullerová (Studio of Intermedia FaVU VUT Brno)
I Am Looking for Contact
Why is Tereza Rullerová searching for contact in her performances and video installations?
www.tereza.ruller.cz
May 31, 2010
FA 2010
Vernissage of the exhibition of final works by students of FA VUT Brno.
MAY 2010
May 3, 2010 Anežka Sedláková (graduate of FA VUT Brno)
Factory and Loft – Anachronism and Progress
The conversion of defunct, yet no longer utilized textile factories continues to captivate Czech and foreign architects, urban planners, engineers, sociologists, and heritage experts. The issue of so-called brownfields is not only reflected in the scale of a single building, but often encompasses entire extensive areas. Designing housing in former production facilities means maintaining a balance between history and today, with the phenomenon of "loft" playing a significant role as a specific form of housing. What can qualify as a loft and how are lofts actually categorized? A recently developed scientific model H-M-S will help us gain an understanding.
May 10, 2010 Jana Francová (Department of Art Education PdF MU Brno)
Animations from 341 and 18B
Presentation of animated video projects by students of the Department of Art Education PdF MU and a faculty project Postproduction in collaboration with David Možný.
May 17, 2010 Olga Buciová (Seminar of Art History FF MU Brno)
Transgenic Art
Transgenic art is presented as a radical artistic form that interferes with the very essence of life processes. It popularizes the possibilities of contemporary genetics and molecular biology. Does it serve as a positive promotion of these scientific fields or does it provide an objective evaluation of all the potential ways they can be utilized in the future? Is it a full-fledged "art" discipline, a marginal affair, or an opulently served sensation?
May 24, 2010 Tereza Texa Rullerová (Studio of Intermedia FaVU VUT Brno)
I Am Looking for Contact
Why is Tereza Rullerová searching for contact in her performances and video installations?
www.tereza.ruller.cz
May 31, 2010
FA 2010
Vernissage of the exhibition of final works by students of FA VUT Brno.
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