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Together / Everyone for Himself

The exhibition by Juraj and Ivan Dudáš is their first collaboration since 2011. Their work oscillates between political and social activism. Mostly they spontaneously react to current events in global or regional context. For this exhibition they have decided to reflect upon tense and tangled political situation in Ukraine. The show consists of the interpretation of events that took place in recent weeks and months. One object, two interactive video installations, text, performance. The artworks are left to come across without a commentary; a viewer becomes both their observer and participant. In case of the installations one can (but doesn’t have to) manipulate the image. The authors’ interpretation lies within the symbolism of exhibited artworks.

artistsJuraj Dudáš, Ivan Dudáš
curatorsRoman Popelár
placeGaléria Jána Koniarka v Trnavě – Synagóga
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castRoman Popelár, Juraj Dudáš, Ivan Dudáš
cameraMartina Kopecká
soundMartina Kopecká
editingMartina Kopecká
interviewMartina Kopecká
translationPalo Fabuš
categoryReports
published24. 1. 2015
languageČesky / English
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