6. 02. 2014What Television Can Be, And What Artists Can Use It For? / Endless Plane. The dimensions of video space and the art of projection
The series of three lectures in frame of Encounters with contemporary visual art prepared by Barbara Borčić, Ida Hiršenfelder and Saša Nabergoj in 2014 are the outcome of collaboration between SCCA-Ljubljana and City Gallery Nova Gorica.
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Barbara Borčić: What Television Can Be, And What Artists Can Use It For?
January 28, 2014 at 7pm
Nova Gorica City Gallery, Bevkov trg 4
The first lecture has surveyed artistic practices that are essentially concerned with the relation to television. Barbara Borčić, the leader of DIVA Station archive at SCCA-Ljubljana, will present the variety of ways in which artists have responded to television in a variety of media, techniques, and means of expression, challenging or exposing its conventions, especially its mediation and manipulation, or undermining the established codes and structures.
Marko A. Kovačič, TV Objects, installation, 1990. Photo: Bojan Salaj
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Ida Hiršenfelder: Endless Plane. The dimensions of video space and the art of projection
February 25, 2014 at 7pm
Nova Gorica City Gallery, Bevkov trg 4
The second lecture is going to deal with projection as a medium and a building block of the experience of space in contemporary art. Ida Hiršenfelder, an art critic, theorist of media art, curator, and a member of DIVA Station digital video archive is going to talk about video space.
Marko Batista, Boštjan Čadež: Timing Diagrams, Old Power Plant, Ljubljana, Production: Aksioma, 2011
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Special thanks for extending their invitation to Nova Gorica City Gallery, Pavla Jarc, and Mateja Poljšak Furlan.