Reports

We’ll Try It through Space

The international exhibition project We’ll Try It through Space is a lively, partly serious, partly witty selection of various artistic approaches that includes photographs, videos, objects, sound and interactive installations, or even real research equipment. One of the issues the exhibition deals with is the so called “escapism” or the getaway from earthly problems into the seeming safety of the distant universe. The exhibition, however, tries to offer also a different point of view on our life here, on Earth. As several astronauts, who as the only ones had a chance to see the Earth from outer space, have mentioned, the view of our planet from a distance is so fascinating that it can change our perspective on all events in “the anthill down there”. Such distance enables a radical reevaluation of priorities and ridicules a number of problems which individuals and the whole society deal with.

artistsRoman Ondák, Tomáš Džadoň, Katarína Poliačiková, Jonáš Gruska, Jan Pfeiffer, Antal Lakner, Michaela Ľuptáková, Agnes Meyer-Brandis, Cornelia Parker, Richard Loskot, Jakub Gulyás, Saso Sedlaček
curatorsOmar Mirza, Olga Staníková
placeNitrianska galéria
tags
castOmar Mirza
cameraMartina Kopecká
soundMartina Kopecká
editingMartina Kopecká
interviewMartina Kopecká
translationMichaela Wickleinová
categoryReports
published26. 2. 2014
languageČesky / English
embedlink icon
arrow down
related
We’ll Try It through Space
At BC architects & studies we believe that, in order to have a positive impact on society through the discipline of architecture, we not only need to focus on the design of its infrastructure, but also on redesigning the process of generating infrastructure. We’ll need to experiment with the role that each member of a community plays in the act of building. For us, a narrow definition of the professional architect no longer suffices