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Artyčok.TV is a not-for-profit online TV channel covering  the emerging art scene in Europe.   Artyčok (artichoke) aims to reach beyond the obvious to create media coverage, publicity and archive online for projects that may not be attractive to mainstream media despite their importance in the independent arts sector.  Through following outstanding European artists, projects, exhibitions and talks  we  create a broader cultural dialogue, support collaborations and  provide a comprehensive access  to emerging  and young artist’s work in our online archive.
Since 2005  Artyčok has been reporting from the art scene in Central Europe (Germany, Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, Serbia, Slovenia and Macedonia) and at present it‘s expanding to London, France and the Netherlands.
Artyčok  was founded as a non-for-profit broadcasting internet TV platform at the Academy of  Arts in Prague (AVU) to feature news from the contemporary arts scene.  In 2005, digital archive was established for contributions from exhibition’s openings, interviews with artists/curators and documentaries from workshops, art competitions and lectures.
Presently, our online archive is the largest resource of emerging artist’s work, in particular of digital and media arts in Central and Eastern Europe.  The development of the project is possible due to a collaboration between international professional teams and their partners in local art institutions.  The initiative aims to provide an information hub for European emerging artists, curators and audiences as well as a platform for exchange of ideas and international collaborations reflecting the importance of the web as a main communication tool of the future.
One of the main ethos of the portal is an objective and multi-dimensional approach encouraging discussion and plurality, represented by a critical approach of the editorial team.
The project was established and coordinated by Dušan Záhoranský a Jan Zahradníček under creative direction of Jan Vidlička, František Zachoval, Jan Habrman (AVU, Prague) and Ivan Svoboda (Berlin) who presently manage the editorial content of the platform.
Other contributors are David Landa (AVU, Prague), Míra Podorský (UJEP, Ústí nad Labem), Katarína Slaninová (Gallery Space, Bratislava), Tomáš Džadoň (VŠVU, Bratislava), Lenka Bednárová, Janka Ondíková a L’ubomír Burger (A4 - zero space, Bratislava), Keller (UUD ZČU Plzeň), Allan Siegel a Márta Rácz (MKE, Budapest), Bogdan Achimescu (ASP, Cracow), Mark Ther, Artur Tajber (ASP, Cracow), Eva Jiřičková (Prague), Erik Sikora (AVU, Prague), Boris Jankovec (FF UK, Prague), Vladimir Us (Oberliht, Chisinau), Jacek Sosnowski (Propaganda, Warsaw), Darka Vasiljevic (Remont, Belgrade), Vojislav Radovanovic (Belgrade), Jana Kapelová (VŠVU Bratislava), Nikola Brabcová (AVU, Prague), Peter Barényi (VŠVU, Bratislava), Alice Master (UAL, London), Jan Mucska (Prague) a Klára Tasovská (FAMU, Prague) and Hana YanaKowa (Brighton University, UK).
In 2008 a section for 4D and time-based media art was set up focusing on works in a wider cultural context with interdisciplinary approach. The database is a part of the collection of the Academy or Arts in Prague under the management of the Digital Lab and the Science&Arts Research Centre of the AVU.
Exhibitions, art projects and lectures are distributed under the Creative Commons  (CC) license  by –nc-sa. The database of  4D media art is managed under –nc –nd license.

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Jan Vidlička

He has been a member of DigiLab AVU since 2006 ..more

Ivan Svoboda

Ivan Svoboda´s works mainly consist in crossing borders ..more

Jan Habrman

Hába (his nickname) is one of the co-founders of the project Artyčok.TV. ..more

František Zachoval

František Zachoval dedicates to the study of reemigration processes ..more

2046

At the moment 2046 is an artist “freelancer” ..more

Erik Sikora

Erik Sikora studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. In his works ..more

Nikola Brabcová

Nikola Brabcová studies painting at Vladimír Skrepl´s studio at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague.

Klára Tasovská

Klára Tasovská is a documentarist. Within the project ..more

Katarína Slaninová

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Bogdan Achimescu

Visual artist born in Timisoara, Romania. Studied art in Romania and Poland. ..more

Jacek Sosnowski

Curator, art dealer, writer, culture animator. Graduate of ..more

Dušan Záhoranský

Dušan Záhoranský has initiated the origin of the whole project. From 2005 ..more

Tomáš Džadoň

Tomáš Džadoň has been participating in this project since 2008. He is ..more

Boris Jankovec

Boris Jankovec is a student of Aesthetics at the Philosophical Faculty at Charles University. ..more

Eva Jiřičková

Eva Jiřička finished her studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague in ..more

Allan Siegel

Allan Siegel is the coordinator for the Hungarian component of the Artyčok.TV initiative. ..more

Jana Kapelová

Jana Kapelová acquizes Slovak art scene. ..more

Vladimir US

Vladimir US (born in 1980, artist & curator based in Chisinau, Moldova, founder ..more

Sláva Sobotovičová

Sláva Sobotovičová is a video artist, works for VVP AVU (Research Centre ..more

Blanka Čermáková

She is a coordinator of the AVU Gallery in Prague, PR and fundraiser. ..more

Peter Barényi

Peter Barényi dedicates mainly to videoart, soundart and to installations. ..more

Zuzana Frantíková

At this moment she cooperates with Artyčok.TV project as a translator.

Aňa Šebelková

Aňa Šebelková studies Prague´s AVU in the Studio of Conceptual Creation ..more

Mark Ther


David Landa


Klára Nejezchlebová


Other participants

Jan Zahradníček (spoluřešitel HVD centra)

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