Reports

The architecture of fiction

The architecture of fiction presents an interdisciplinary curatorial selection of artists whose work can be labeled as a fictive architecture. The one which doesn’t attempt to be real and avoids the reality as a limiting factor. It is an outcome of an architectonic thinking as an independent creative approach. The exhibition will show a survival module of six possible ends of the world of the architect Tomáš Kozelský. The scenographer Jan Štěpánek will present an installation leading to a specific artefact, coming from an experience with a narrative element of a theatre performance. The pioneer of videoart Woody Vasulka invites us to take a look into his archive. Another exhibiting artist is a post-pop sculptor Tomáš Motal. The last one is the conceptual artist Katarina Hladeková documenting and theming through her models subjective experiences or places of her memories.

 

artistsJan Štěpánek, Katarína Hládeková, Woody Vasulka, Tomáš Kozelský, Tomáš Motal
curatorsTereza Rulerová
place4AM/Galerie architektury & 4AM/Kabinet 
tags
castTereza Rulerová
cameraOndřej Merta
soundOndřej Merta, Markéta Cilečková
editingMarkéta Cilečková
interviewOndřej Merta
translationZuzana Frantíková
categoryReports
published5. 6. 2012
languageČesky / English
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