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Committed to Change

The theme of the exhibition is rendering visible and acknowledging the unseen work and independent activity of the artist in an individually chosen terrain. It problematizes the value of a contribution that is unquantifiable and ephemeral in contrast to the promotion of results based on effectiveness and fast profit from labour. The exhibition confronts with works in which the role of the artist as observer or documenter meets the role of the social worker. Artists conduct their self-exploration in a territory that is not predefined and change the status quo by means of active engagement in interpersonal relationships. This activity counts on intervention into the social environment, economic systems, educational institutions and disadvantaged social groups. These are, for example, environments left to the mercy of degradation and pillaging, the rejected remnants of socialism, abandoned pensioners, the unemployed, segregated social groups, artificially divided communities etc.

artistsDaniela Krajčová, Matej Gavula, Oto Hudec, Pavel Sterec, Tomáš Rafa, bankleer, Rafał Jakubowicz, Čierna Pavlína Fichta
curatorsDaniel Grúň, Lýdia Pribišová
placeTranzit ateliéry – Hangár
tags
castDaniel Grúň
cameraJana Kapelová
soundJana Kapelová
editingJana Kapelová
interviewJana Kapelová
translationMichaela Wickleinová
categoryReports
published21. 6. 2014
languageČesky / English
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Committed to Change
Edit András mainly follows engaged, socially sensitive and critical works of Hungarian art. She is interested in the changing social position of art and the ways in which it adapts to or resists the current situation. She looks at how post-socialist culture deals with its own past, the gendered aspects of Hungarian art, the relationship between culture and power, and how easily cultural and historical issues can be exploited politically.