Round table and Public interview (26/9/09) Self-responsibility of Artists for their Position.
ROUND TABLE: Friday, October 9th 2009, at 11 a.m. Kino Šiška Centre for Urban Culture, Trg prekomorskih brigad 3, Ljubljana, Slovenia Moderated by Maks Soršak Panelists: Marija Mojca Pungerčar (Artservis), Jadranka Ljubičič (Odprta zbornica), Jurij Krpan (Asociacija), Denis Miklavčič (SUKI at Glosa), Nemanja Cvijanović (Croatia), Dragoslav Krnajski (Serbia), and the guest from Macedonia. The round table Self-responsibility of Artists for their Position will be dedicated to the status and position of the cultural workers, as well to their initiatives for improving the conditions of working. The guests from Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia and Macedonia will explain the way that did organized themselves at local and national level, what is it the purpose of this and what they have already achieved. They will talk about the circumstances of their activities, about their strategies, and about the dialogue with their state or city authorities on the field of solving the problems of the production conditions, the formal status of artists, improving systems of social transfers for artists etc. The panel guests are the representatives of art&civil society initiatives from Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia and Macedonia or the self-organized artists/cultural workers (formal or informal associations, syndicates, and media), which strive to improve the production conditions in art and culture. The aim of the round table is to inform public about the activities of the self-organized cultural initiatives on national and international level, and to stimulate cultural workers to get connected and to collaborate. PUBLIC INTERVIEW: Friday, October 9th 2009, at 7 p.m. SCCA Project Room, Metelkova 6, Ljubljana, Slovenia Guests: Andrej Rozman - Roza & Tomaž Dernovšek - Vinči Moderated by Tanja Lesničar Pučko The public interview will present two authors, who succeeded to establish a good self-organization. Although the guests work on different fields, they have in common to be non conventional with their activities. The guests will speak about their strategies, methods, experiences and aims. Andrej Rozman - Roza is the founder, director and member of the smallest possible theater (Rozinteater) and recently the founder of a religion community. Tomaž Dernovšek - Vinči is the founder and director of the Museum of Too Modern Art, which is located in ex- stable in Spodnji Hotič. Andrej Rozman - Roza Poet, writer, dramatist, actor and translator. Between 1981 and 1995 he was the leader of the alternative theater Ana Monro and the initiator of theater sport improvisation league in Slovenia. He writes parodies, comical lyrics, fairies and theater comedies for adults and children. He adopts, translates and modernizes classical texts. In March 2003 he founded Rozinteater as the smallest possible theatre. Roza Tomaž Dernovšek - Vinči The Museum of Too Modern Art reflects the points of view of contemporary artists in the humorous and critical way. At 1000 m2 exhibition space is to be found the permanent exhibition with the art works of seven established artists from Slovenia and Europe. The gallery space hosts solo exhibitions of renowned local and international artists. The Museum of Too Modern Art --------------------------------------- The concept of the event: Marija Mojca Pungerčar Information: T: + 386 (0) 1 431 83 85 (Dušan Dovč, Marija Mojca Pungerčar) E: [email protected] --------------------------------------- The round table and public interview are the part of the project Let's Talk Critic Art (2009-2010), which examinees the critical aspects of contemporary arts (round tables, public interviews), documents them, and archives them (online documentation, publication). The project is conducted by the cultural portal SEEcult.org (Serbia) with the partners SCCA-Ljubljana / Artservis (Slovenia), Kulturpunkt (Croatia), and Forum Skopje (Macedonia). The partners are the members of the informal network of cultural portals inSEEcp. It was founded in 2006 with the aim of connecting the editorial boards of the portals and stimulating the international cultural collaboration in the former Yugoslavia countries. The project Let's Talk Critic Art is financially supported by European Cultural Foundation. http://www.premoderno.com/ _______________________________________________ NetBehaviour mailing list [email protected] http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour
