artist´s project /

26.10. 2011 7 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
*live performance
author: Aleš Čermák
reads: Filip Jakš
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The evening dedicated to Ján Mančuška /

19.10. 6 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
This evening is dedicated to Ján Mančuška. The aim of the evening is not to be a pathos-laden tribute to Mančuška, but a kind of critical séance of his work.
Held by tranzitdisplay and 4+4 Days in Motion
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an accompanying event / The Waste Land Exhibition /

11.10. 7 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
Jiří Valoch - reading
discussion with the artists and the curator Lenka Vítková
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exhibition in tranzitdisplay / Práce / Work project /

6.9.- 16.10. 2011
opening 6.9. 6 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
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1.9.- 16.10. 2011
opening 1.9. 6 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
Artists: Rashid Johnson, Zbigniew Libera, Jan Nálevka, Jiří Thýn, Sue Tompkins
Curated by Lenka Vítková
The Waste Land exhibition offers a few examples of text in works of art. The name of the show is taken from the poem by T. S. Eliot...
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screening-lecture-discussion /

11.8. 5-8 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
Screening - presentation - discussion
as a part of the Chléb a Sůl Exhibition in Karlín Studios (organized by Futura)
moderated by Amande In and Michal Novotný
...How to define free time if not by opposition to bounded time, and in this case where shall be drawn the line of this boundarie?
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an interactive sound installation /

28.-29.6. 6-9 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
An interactive sound installation enabling a group of five viewers to create music along with performers in real time.
artist: Tomáš Dvořák /www.floex.cz/
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Open research archive /

20.6.-10.7.2011
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
1960s and 1970s in Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia
Antonia Majača, Ivana Bago
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exhibition in tranzitdisplay /

EXTENDED UNTIL 14.8.
10.6 -31.7. 2011
opening 9.6. 6 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
The exhibition by Lebanese theatre director, playwright, actor, and visual artist.
curated by Cosmin Costinas
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concert / screening / discussion /

6.6. 2011 7 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
TRANSMUSIC COMP.1
Evening dedicated to Milan Adamčiak
moderated by Markéta Lisá
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The publication is published as part of the Dominik Lang exhibition The Sleeping City, held in the Pavilion of the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic at the 54th International Art Exhibition – La biennale di Venezia in Italy 2011.
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symposium / tranzitdisplay /

24.5. 2011 1-5 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
The symposium considers East European socialism and post-communist capitalism as opposing systems and explores the tactics devised by artists, dissidents and social activists to circumvent, escape or resist them. Issues to be discussed include the question of how connected the artistic avant-garde and political dissidence were under socialism, especially in the wake of the protest movements of 1968.
Curated by Maja and Reuben Fowkes
www.translocal.org
Guests: Tamás St.Auby, Fedor Blaščák, Adam Chodzko, Franco Bifo Berardi, Jiří Skála, Katarina Šević, Péter Szabó, Csaba Nemes and Siniša Labrović
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exhibition in tranzitdisplay /

3.11.2011-15.01.2012
opening 2.11. 6 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
IPUT
International Parallel Union of Telecommunication
(Trustee in bankruptcy: Tamás St. Turba)
SUBSISTENCE LEVEL STANDARD PROJECT 1984 W
or
This is what became of the unicellars
curated by Dora Hegyi (tranzit.hu)
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exhibition in tranzitdisplay / Práce / Work project /

6.9.- 16.10. 2011
opening 6.9. 6 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
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1.9.- 16.10. 2011
opening 1.9. 6 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
Artists: Rashid Johnson, Zbigniew Libera, Jan Nálevka, Jiří Thýn, Sue Tompkins
Curated by Lenka Vítková
The Waste Land exhibition offers a few examples of text in works of art. The name of the show is taken from the poem by T. S. Eliot...
read more /