Creating the History of Contemporary Art - Invitation to the Symposium
The Scientific Research Institute of the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, in collaboration with the National Gallery in Prague, invites you to a symposium
in the auditorium of the Veletržní Palace National Gallery, Dukelských hrdinů 47, Prague 7.
The symposium is held on the occasion of the exhibition Islands of Resistance. Between First and Second Modernity 1985–2012 and the publication of the anthology Czech Art 1980–2010. Texts and Documents.
Contributions will be presented by Milena Bartlová, Karel Císař, Vlasta Čiháková-Noshiro, Ondřej Chrobák, Tomáš Svoboda, Václav Janoščík, Karina Kottová, Josef Ledvina, Helena Musilová, and Tomáš Pospiszyl (see preliminary program in the attachment).
All speakers and participants will have free admission to the exhibition on the day of the symposium (from 9 AM).
After the symposium, at 6:30 PM, the launch of the exhibition catalog Islands of Resistance will take place in the café of the Veletržní Palace.
Preliminary Program (subject to change):
10:00–10:10 Opening remarks: Vladimír Rösel, Helena Musilová, Jiří Ševčík
10:10–10:50 Milena Bartlová (AAFA): What does it mean to write the history of art?
10:50–11:30 Václav Janoščík (AAFA): Between the present and history with Zdeněk Vašíček
11:30–12:10 Karina Kottová (FF MU): Factors influencing the viewer's experience of contemporary art in the context of new institutions
12:10–12:50 Ondřej Chrobák (CENS, Tranzitdisplay) and Tomáš Svoboda (Tranzitdisplay): The autonomous language of exhibition architecture
12:50–13:30 Panel discussion
13:30–15:00 break
15:00–15:40 Josef Ledvina: On the function of art theory in artistic practice
15:40–16:20 Karel Císař (AAFA): The history of contemporary art in a narrowed field
16:20–17:00 Vlasta Čiháková-Noshiro (Association of Art Critics and Theorists): From action art to multimedia interaction
17:00–17:40 Tomáš Pospiszyl (FAMU): Struggles about art, fights for power
17:40 Panel discussion
18:30 Launch of the catalog Islands of Resistance (café of the Veletržní Palace)
Creating the History of Contemporary Art
on Wednesday, May 30, 2012, from 10 AM to 6 PMin the auditorium of the Veletržní Palace National Gallery, Dukelských hrdinů 47, Prague 7.
The symposium is held on the occasion of the exhibition Islands of Resistance. Between First and Second Modernity 1985–2012 and the publication of the anthology Czech Art 1980–2010. Texts and Documents.
Contributions will be presented by Milena Bartlová, Karel Císař, Vlasta Čiháková-Noshiro, Ondřej Chrobák, Tomáš Svoboda, Václav Janoščík, Karina Kottová, Josef Ledvina, Helena Musilová, and Tomáš Pospiszyl (see preliminary program in the attachment).
All speakers and participants will have free admission to the exhibition on the day of the symposium (from 9 AM).
After the symposium, at 6:30 PM, the launch of the exhibition catalog Islands of Resistance will take place in the café of the Veletržní Palace.
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Preliminary Program (subject to change):
10:00–10:10 Opening remarks: Vladimír Rösel, Helena Musilová, Jiří Ševčík
10:10–10:50 Milena Bartlová (AAFA): What does it mean to write the history of art?
10:50–11:30 Václav Janoščík (AAFA): Between the present and history with Zdeněk Vašíček
11:30–12:10 Karina Kottová (FF MU): Factors influencing the viewer's experience of contemporary art in the context of new institutions
12:10–12:50 Ondřej Chrobák (CENS, Tranzitdisplay) and Tomáš Svoboda (Tranzitdisplay): The autonomous language of exhibition architecture
12:50–13:30 Panel discussion
13:30–15:00 break
15:00–15:40 Josef Ledvina: On the function of art theory in artistic practice
15:40–16:20 Karel Císař (AAFA): The history of contemporary art in a narrowed field
16:20–17:00 Vlasta Čiháková-Noshiro (Association of Art Critics and Theorists): From action art to multimedia interaction
17:00–17:40 Tomáš Pospiszyl (FAMU): Struggles about art, fights for power
17:40 Panel discussion
18:30 Launch of the catalog Islands of Resistance (café of the Veletržní Palace)
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