
Three European video artists confront Equatorial Africa. They actively enter into the local social relationships affected by post-colonialism and their documentary films acquire the dimensions of personal performances raising political and ethical questions.
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Over the last few decades film has become a key medium for collectively shared remembrance. Indeed, films and serials have appeared that do not simply offer images of the past, but enact the actual practice of remembering (think of Hřebejk’s film Kawasaki’s Rose or the serial Narrate on Czech Television).
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New York based curator and artist Michelle Levy will present the EFA Project Space, a program of the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts, a multi-arts non-profit organization in the heart of New York City. The program presents a dialogue about diverse creative practices through exhibitions, residencies, discussions, performances, and social cultivation events in collaboration with organizations, curators, artists and collectives. In her talk, Michelle Levy will share some of the projects and developments of this young program, and discuss the climate for non-commercial art programs in New York and Prague, and what the two situations could gain from each other.
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Tiempo Muerto II (Dead Time II)
The anarchist doctrine accessible to all
The work of Juan Pablo Macías (Mexico, 1974) explores the relation between systems of representation and affectivity, and analogically, between power knowledge and insurrectional knowledge. With his actions, interventions and work on archives, he intends to cause tensions between institution, art practice and social field, abandoning flat semantics by producing programs that operate directly on the biological, social and economic bodies. His work has been shown in major art museums in Mexico and around the world.
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We live in a world of extreme inequality, where the poor get poorer and the rich richer.
In a world in which many countries are experiencing famine. In a world of dictators propped up by respected Western governments. In a world of cuts and tightening the belts of the weakest.
However, we also live in a world of resistance to neo-liberalism. In a world where people have managed to bring down seemingly invincible authorities. In a world in which many people reject the inequality between men and women. In a world in which disapproval of the catastrophic destruction of the environment is spreading.
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On the occasion of the publication of the Czech translation of the first work in the trilogy Homo Sacer by the Italian philosopher Giorgio Agamben, the fourth meeting this year of the A2 Criticism Club will take place in the tranzitdisplay gallery, Prague.
The debate will focus on understanding the term “homo sacer” within the framework of Agamben’s thinking. It will inevitably examine his powerful thesis that an exceptional state of affairs is the paradigm of contemporary political regimes. It will ask what forms current manifestations of the declared exceptional state of affairs take in reality.
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The advent of autobiographical comics in the 1970s and 80s saw greater attention being paid to reflections on the wide variety of personal shared and corrected personal memories.
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Curator and writer Fionn Meade will talk about his curatorial practice
and introduce three concepts arising from research done at the close
of the 19th century by cultural thinkers involved in developing new
applications within quickly expanding fields, specifically
anthropologist Franz Boas’ “secondary rationalization,” art historian
Aby Warburg’s “pathosformel,” and sociologist Gabriel Tarde’s
“quantification.” By thinking through these concepts together, Meade
will consider their shared traits as partial, even symptomatic
methods, and how their insights question presumed trajectories of
modernity, and might yet be relevant. Meade will consider these
concepts in relation to recent exhibitions Time Again, Nachleben, and
Plaisance.
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In a TV show from the 1970s, a well-known linguist called the dialect I was speaking then “the ugliest Norwegian.” Since then I have moved to Oslo, graduated and become a literary figure of sorts. I no longer use the dialect (and sociolect) I used to speak when I was a child, although it does not necessarily mean I have learnt to speak and write in “correct Norwegian.” Speech and poetry are tools I use because they are not “mine”: they are always someone else's.
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We perceive the city as a constantly transforming, dynamic complex of events, relationships and roles. Just as the city changes every hour of the day, so the process of creating meanings of cities within the urban infrastructure never stops.
The monuments and sculptural interventions in the public space that characterise the garish suburban high-rise building projects of the normalisation period have become decomposing symbols of the past during the decades of freedom, condemned to physical and spiritual erosion.
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TD soundsystem Rafani: Nameless Commotion
“Many days have passed since the moment when a group of five desperadoes from a hole in which everything is simply magic and reason brought the world to its knees in order to crush it into dust through a sonic sledgehammer, which didn’t sound like music but like a cataclysmic fit of possessed dilettantes. White blocks were shaken to their foundations and concepts to their seams, lakes overflowed their banks and fields were laid waste. Rafani appeared from nowhere to bring to life an apocalypse of boredom in its destructive and diabolical non-inspiring invocation.”
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Mumok, tranzit and the erste foundation cordially invite you to Changer d’image*, the first in a series of performance events.
Chto delat?
Ruti Sela
Ten international film and video makers, artists or groups of artists are invited to reflect on the process of film making in the form of a live event.
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Since the time that literature began to resign itself to its descriptive function, one of its primary objectives has been to interrogate itself and its ability to communicate.
The depiction of history and the thematisation of the process of remembering is subject to this change in literature’s focus.
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The winning project in the student competition announced last year. Tranzitdisplay offered its premises and financial support to the most interesting project, which attempts to introduce the form and direction being taken by contemporary art in an intelligible way.
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The term ‘nostalgia’ is composed of the greek words νόστος (returning home) and άλγος (pain). In its original usage the term referred to a pathological form of homesickness. Initially, the nostalgic point of reference signified a place to which to return is principally possible. Yet, in the last third of the 20th century the meaning of the term began to shift more and more towards a temporal perception: Today, nostalgia is understood as a longing for an idealized or even glorified past, often in commodified form. Consequently, a return proper has become impossible, which is why, according to Svetlana Boym, modern nostalgia has developed two different modi operandi: restorative and reflective nostalgia.
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lecture /
A cycle of lectures entitled “Figures of memory in Contemporary Art”
The inspiration of the 20th century, its art, technology and social phenomena takes many different forms at present. This includes dreaming of a parallel past and the use of old sounds, instruments and stylistic procedures to “rewrite” recent history that never in fact took place.
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the premiere of the project /

“The Main Plot” is part of the long-term project by Prague Modern entitled "nahlížet nasloucháním / ecouter-voir / listening eyes", which was conceived by the curator Didier Montagné.
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artist´s project /
“An attempt to create a feeling of overarching intuitive clarity by means of a four-part series with many inputs, outputs and procedures that, while not providing the truth, should represent an answer to the question of why we are here.”
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discussion /

Why are visual artists creating literary texts?
Guests: Vít Havránek (curator), Karel Piorecký (literary historian) and Michal Rehúš (poet and literary critic)
Moderated by Jan Bělíček
Held in Czech.
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discussion /
Guests: Jan Černý, Jaroslav Fiala and Martin C. Putna
Moderated by Tomáš Samek
The second public debate of the A2 Criticism Club (KKA2).
The discussion is held in Czech
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accompanying programme /

28.2. and 7.3. from 4 pm.
We cordially invite you to a meeting with the artist (Milan Salák) and curator (Ondřej Chrobák).
Held in the restaurant "U Pomníku", where some of older Milan Salák´s paintings you can see there.
The debate will moderate Vít Havránek.
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Panel discussion with political representatives /

Panel discussion wants to reveal how much the responsible representatives of the opposition parties are interested in the concept of state cultural policy.
Guests: Matěj Stropnický (Strana zelených), Pavel Bělobrádek (KDU-ČSL), Zdeněk Štefek (KSČM) a Lubomír Zaorálek (ČSSD)
Moderated by Milena Bartlová
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Launch of the catalogue and a public reading... /

19.2. 2012, Tuesday 19 February at 7pm
tranzitdisplay
dittrichova 9, praha 2, CZ
Lukáš Jasanský, Martin Polák, Czech/English edition, texts: Karel Císař, Tomáš Pospiszyl, graphic design: Adéla Svobodová, 472 pages, published by tranzit.cz and JRP-Ringier (Monographs & Artists’ Books Collection), 2012.
Extracts from Jan Vrba’s book Myslivcův rok (jaro/léto/podzim/zima) [A Hunter’s Year (spring/summer/autumn/winter)] will be read by Petr Weig.
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discussion /

Controversial Russian curator Andrey Erofeev will present the current situation on Russian art scene. Erofeev, respected by the western art world, had to leave his possition at the Tretyakov State Gallery after his provocative exhibition entitled "Forbidden Art".
Disputers: Andrey Erofeev, Viktor Pivovarov, Avdei Ter-Oganian and guests
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discussion /

Starting 7pm in the company of guests we shall be debating the rules and socio-political consequences of the genre of dystopia, but above all we shall be talking about Ondřej Štindl’s first prose work entitled Mondschein.
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The third lecture will lead Polish graphic designer Jacek Mrowczyk, who introduces 2+3D magazine, his work and especially Polish typography.
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in tranzitdisplay /

Visitors can see many foreign and Czech publications, catalogs, artist´s books, small publishers, art prints, art cd / dvd and contemporary design.
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TD soundsystem /

This year's last TD soundsystem presents two respected artists in their common musical performances.
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an interdisciplinary meeting /

We cordially invite you to an interdisciplinary meeting focused on electromagnetic, psychosocial and cultural aspects of invisible images.
Lecturers: Filip Pospíšil, Robert Horvitz, Jaromír Typlt, Petr Makeš, Martin Howse, Lukáš Jelínek, Ladislav Oppl, Ivan Cimbolinec, Terezie Zemánková
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26.11. 2012 6 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague
Another autumn TYPO lecture will lead typographer and Professor Gerry Leonidas, who works at the Department of Typography, University of Reading (UK) and deals mainly Greek and foreign-language characters.
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Moderated discussion /

6.11. 2012 7 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague
Moderated discussion will attempt to explore and compare two important exhibition events of this year: the Islands of Resistance (National Gallery, Prague) and the Beginning of the Century (The Gallery of West Bohemia, Pilsen).
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6.11. 2012
5-7-p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague
Tomáš Pospiszyl is your guide to the Július Koller Archive
and
Vít Havránek reads a text by George Perec
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discussion /

24.10 2012 6 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague
guest Martina Mullaney
moderated by Jiřina Šiklová
Parents and children are welcome!
During the introduction of the evening in tranzitdisplay, Martina Mullaney, one of the group’s founding members and the project’s author, will present the activities of Enemies of Good Art; the public discussion will be moderated by sociologist Jiřina Šiklová.
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antiperformance - a special guided tour /

16.10. 2012
6-9 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague
Anti-performance called "Opakovane" ("Repeat. Reversely working art") by Slovak artist Peter Rónai.
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lecture-performance /

29.8. 2012 7 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague
A non-academic lecture about the usage of mobile phones during the Syrian revolution.
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6.6. 2012 7 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague
An interview and discussion between the art historian and curator Charlotta Kotík and Larry Rinder, Director of the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive.
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Lecture / Práce / Work /

5.6. 2012 7 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague
The mechanical piano (also known as a player piano or pianola) is one of the most important automatic musical instruments. Using audio recordings, film clips and photographs we examine its history and current status.
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Opening of the Curator´s Choice in the frame of the Mobile Archive Exhibition /

24.4.2012 19:00
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague
Concept and curated by: Milan Kreuzzieger
Guest: Marek Hrubec, Director of the Centre of Global Studies
We can view the Middle East as a strange territory. Is it a land that’s remote, incomprehensible and foreign or is it, in this media age, in this age of a globalising world and in factoring in all historical contexts, “our” (Czech?, Central European?, Western?) space – a land connected to the culture of many ethnic groups and nations on all continents?
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lecture and discussion / Práce/ Work /

17.4.2012 7 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague
In the past artists grouped together in all sorts of different formations. These days they are far more likely to assert themselves as individuals. Famous erstwhile associations and gatherings, at which progressive authors met up over the course of decades, aged and were not replaced by new ones.
Guests: Ágnes Konkoly, Bori Szalai
moderated by Tereza Stejskalová
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in the frame of the Mobie Archive Exhibition /

16.4.2012 7 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague
Screenning of a documentary film "Citizen Nawi", by Nissim Mossek
The event is held as a part of Tamara Moyzes Curator´s Choice in the frame of the Mobile Archive Exhibition.
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TD soundsystem /

10.4.2012 7 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague
Music project Tomáš Dvořák (Floex) and Jiří Libánský (Liba) with guests.
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launch of the book and a debate / TD /

7.3. 7 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
Launch of the book.
The book will be introduced by a panel discussion.
Invited quests: Zbyněk Baladrán, Václav Magid, Tomáš Pospiszyl
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screening and debate with director /

6.3. 7 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
A unique documentary film by Austrian filmmaker FRITZ OFNER
The screening will be followed by a debate with documentary filmmaker Ofner and politologist Radek Buben and Jaroslav Fiala (Charles University's Faculty of Philosophy).
(debate is held in Czech and English)
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talks in tranzitdisplay /

10.1. 2012 6 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
a lecture by internationally renowned art critic and curator
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launch of the book and a screening of the film /

20.12. 2011 6 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Praha, CZ
The Czech translation of Black Skin, White Masks is the first ever Czech translation of Frantz Fanon’s book.
The event is accompanying by a screening of the film by Isaac Julien: Franzt Fanon, Black Skin White Mask, 1996
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Práce /Work /

17.12. 2011 5 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
An open discussion as part of Barbora Klímová’s programme.
Now, over thirty years later, Pavel Büchler returns to his early activities in order to retrace their original conceptual sources from fragments of documentation.
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symposium / tranzitdisplay /

15.-17.12. 2011
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
Over the last decade a number of artistic, theoretical and inter-disciplinary initiatives and activities have appeared in the artistic community, resuscitating the relatively classical topos of the “archive”.
The talks should focus on Archives from a personal standpoint. Participants can provide an introductory insight into the issues involved and orientation with regard to typologies, structures and origins of their particular interest to the archives.
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Práce /Work /
8.12. 2011 10am-10pm
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
A virtual twelve-hour NONSTOP session of lectures by Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Žižek.
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6.12. 2011 6 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
The third lecture will be given by designers Lauri Toikka and Florian Shick, who, after successfully completing their studies at TYPE/MEDIA at the Royal Academy in Haag, founded their own studio in Berlin and Helsinki.
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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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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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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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lecture / Práce /Work /

12.5. 2011
6 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
Whom can I make a connection with? The speaker asks himself this question often. He would like to have it answered in advance. It's still to be seen whether the answer to this question will relax him.
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lecture / Práce /Work /

10.5. 2011
6 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
tranzitdisplay and VVP AVU
cordially invite you
to the presentation of the book
Moderated by Václav Magid
Guests: Milena Slavická, Viktor Pivovarov
BORIS GROYS
Gesamtkunstwerk Stalin. The Divided Culture in the Soviet Union.The Communist Postscript.
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12.4. 2011
4-9 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
Lecture on Luis Camnitzer´s work, followed by a discussion on individual attitudes in conceptual art. Partcipants: Luis Camnitzer, Vit Havranek and invited guests.
Held in English.
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lecture / Práce/ Work /

7.4. 6 p.m. 2011
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
Whom can I make a connection with? The speaker asks himself this question often. He would like to have it answered in advance. It's still to be seen whether the answer to this question will relax him.
read more /

29.3. 2011 6 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
tranzit cordially invite you
to the launch of the book
Jana Ševčíková - Jiří Ševčík, Texty
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Práce / Work /

28.3. 2011 6 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
In frame of the Private Archives Project by Barbora Klímová
Reading and Discussion with Marian Palla is held in the occassion of the exhibition At this Moment in Jelení gallery and in tranzitdisplay.
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workshop, exhibition, lecture /

21.3. - 23.3. 2011
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
The three-day workshop, exhibition and lectures on graphic design and typography.
Students of Graphic design department at Gerrit Rietveld Academie (Amsterdam, NL) present process and results of their work.
LECTURE : LINDA VAN DEURSEN
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performance / Práce / Work /

15.3. 2011 6 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
A dual-program audio-visual performance. The duo of Kateřina Zochová and Martin Blažíček (aka 42:43 asi) will play the live improvised remix of an 8mm film; Stanislav Abrahám and Jordan Glazer will present a fusion of electronics, real-time sampling and video feedback.
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discussion / Práce /Work /
8.3. 2011 6 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
tranzitdisplay cordially invite you
to a discussion on the book:
Gilles Deleuze, Félix Guattari:
Tisíc plošin (A Thousands Plateaus)
Discussion participants: Miroslav Petříček , Václav Magid and Tomáš Pospiszyl
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24.2. 2011 6 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
tranzit cordially invite you
to the launch of the brand new book
John Cage Silence
first Czech translation
The evening will offer renditions of John Cage’s Chorals (1978), 4'33'' (1952) and Four6 (1992) played by the fama Q and Ronald Šebesta and Dr. Martin Erdmann (de) lecture with performative extracts from John Cage’s Silence (Variations VIII, Lecture on nothing…)
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lecture / Práce /Work /

17.2. 2011 7 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
tranzitdisplay cordially invites you
to the lecture of French artist and theoretician
Claire Fontaine
read more /
discussion / Práce /Work /
10.2. 2011 7 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
tranzitdisplay cordially invite you
to the discussion
EGYPT: Emergency
Invited guests: Tereza Spencerová, Pavel Barša, Yaser Daniel Reizk
Critical eye upon the current situation in Egypt.
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lecture / Práce /Work /
4.2. 2011 6 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
read more /
discussion / Práce /Work /
3.2. 2011 7 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
Pavel Sterec, Monika Zawadski and Tomáš Pospiszyl
read more /
lecture / Práce/ Work /

27.1. 2011 7 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
Hi Marketa,
When you asked me to prepare a lecture for tranzit on the most interesting thing I saw in New York, I immediately thought of something: The Creative Time Summit...
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20.01. 2011, 7pm
Verein Shedhalle
Rote Fabrik Seestrasse 395, Zürich (CH) www.shedhalle.ch
Lunch of the brand new book at Shedhalle in Zurich (January 2010) and Secession in Vienna (May 2010) where will be introduced particular headwords and content of the Atlas in form of performative live act during of screening of new originated movie.
Zbynek Baladran, Vit Havranek, Věra Krejčová
Atlas of Transformation
"Atlas of Transformation" Performance & Lecture
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Práce / Work /

16.11. 2010 6 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
Josef Daněk, Blahoslav Rozbořil, Barbora Klímová
read more /
Práce/ Work /

04.11. 2010 7 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
“To open eyes, we must know how to close them”
- a discussion on the book: Georges Didi-Huberman, Ninfa moderna*
Discussion participants: Karel Císař (Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design), Josef Fulka (Faculty of Humanity Studies of Charles University) and Tomáš Pospiszyl (Film and TV School of the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague)
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Práce/ Work /

02.11. 2010 6 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
Josef Daněk, Blahoslav Rozbořil, Barbora Klímová
Nonutilitarian School II - Artist’s presentation of archive document “Ambroz – the picture in the picture"
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Práce/ Work /

19.-20. 10. 2010, 5–7 pm
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
Josef Daněk, Barbora Klímová
Nonutilitarian School I - Workshop
“Reconstruction of teaching aids"
read more /
lecture and screening in tranzitdisplay /

14.10 2010 7 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
Sylva Poláková
Accompanying programme to Phantoms of Nabua Exhibition: lecture on A. Weerasethakul
and
screening A Letter to Uncle Boonmee
Held in Czech
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lecture in tranzitdisplay /

7.10. 2010 7 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
Antonín Tesař
Accompanying programme to Phantoms of Nabua Exhibition.
Held in Czech
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Práce / Work /

22.09. 2010 5 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
Markus Selg talks about “Isotrop Academy”
(invited by Lenka Vítková)
held in English
read more /
artist´s book series /

July 1st 2010, 6 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
Jiří Skála:
One Family of Objects
Presentation of the new book of Jiří Skála
Special quest: Vladimir 518
read more /
tranzitdisplay: Práce / Work /

23.06. 10am-12noon
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
Tomáš Hrůza and ArtMap collective
Presentation of a new ArtMap website project, and discussion about its "ideal" usage.
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tranzitdisplay: Práce / Work /
17.06. 5 pm
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
Vjera Borozan, Tomáš Pospiszyl
review - information - impression - images - context
Review, information and report about just opened 6th Berlin Biennale
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manifesta 8 /

12-13 December 2009
Murcia, Spain
Manifesta Coffee Break is a recurring public meeting, serving as an active tool to discuss the concept of Manifesta within a larger critical context.
read more /
Accompanying events /
Paul Plamper
Friday 20.11. 6 p.m.
“Play Politics”
in conversation with Gaby Hartel and Frank Kaspar
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Miloš Vojtěchovský
Saturday 21.11. 10-13
AUDIO MINI-WORKSHOP
start at 10 a.m. at tranzitdisplay
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Kateřina Šedá a Rolf Simmen
Saturday 21.11. 6 p.m.
"Live Listening"
radio play “Furt dokola/ In einem fort”
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Monument to transformation /

10.-12.7.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague, CZ
This workshop is part of the wider "Monument to Transformation" project. It
is being held within the framework of the most extensive exhibition
organized to date at the Prague City Gallery, on the occasion of the
publication of the Czech version of the Transformation Atlas.
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Monument toTransformation: a series of discussions /

thursday 12.3, 19.3., 26.3.
from 7 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9/337, Prague, cz
A series of three lectures followed by discussions, which confront domestic artists, intellectuals, politicians and economists with the fundamental question: What has happened to us in the last twenty “transformation” years since the Velvet Revolution?
12.3. – Tomáš Ježek, Tomáš Sokol, Miroslav Petříček, Jiří Havel
19.3. – Jiří David, Ladislav Jakl, Václav Žák, Vladimíra Dvořáková
26.2. – Pavla Jonnsonová, Jiřina iklová, Linda Sokačová
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lecture - performance /
6 p.m.
TanzQuartier Wien
Museumsplatz 1, Wien, Austria
Three topless Central-European intellectuals perform a piece about a
lecture.
voice 1 Vít Havránek
voice 2 Boris Ondreička
voice 3 special guest
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semi-publik round table conference /
27.-29.11.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9/337, Prague, CZ
This round table is focussed thematically on the creation of a transformation glossary, one of the main goals of the Monument to Transformation project.
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lecture and workshop /
lecture on Wednesday 5.12. 4 p.m
workshop on Thursday 6.12. 4 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Praha 2 (CZ)
This lecture will consider the origins and development of the Conceptual
Art movement of the late 1960s and early 1970s, with particular reference to
the practice of Art & Language, with which Charles Harrison is associated.
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lecture /

Friday 16.11.2007, from 6 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague 2, CZ
Slavoj Žižek lecture will take place on the occasion of the very first translation of his book „Did Somebody say Totalitarism?“ in Czech.
Book is edited by tranzit.cz and will be available on the lecture.
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lecture - performance /
3.00 p.m.
documenta 12
Halle - Kabinet
Kassel, Germany
Three topless Central-European intellectuals perform a piece about a
lecture.
voice 1 Vít Havránek
voice 2 Boris Ondreička
voice 3 Cosmin Costinas
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a friendly talk /

4.00 p.m.
Karlin Studios
Krizikova 34, Prague 8, Czech Republic
A conference that will present a selection of my collection of stories and metaphors that will give the frame to present some of my previous works related with travel, chance and coincidence.
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lecture & discussion /
5 p.m.
Academy of Arts, Achitecture and Design
Náměstí Jana Palacha 80
Prague, Czech republic
Lara Almarcegui, artist from Rotterdam
Béatrice Josse, director, FRAC Lorraine
Barbora Klímova, artist
Ludvík Hlaváček, director Fcca Praha
moderated Vít Havránek, tranzit.cz
The discussion will be held in English.
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discussion /
4 p.m.
Academy of Arts, Achitecture and Design
Náměstí Jana Palacha 80
Prague, Czech republic
Eva Gonzales Sancho, director FRAC Burgundy
Dora Garcia, artist
Alberto di Stefano, centre for contemporary art Futura
David Kulhánek, gallery Display
Rafani, group of artists
Moderated Vít Havránek, tranzit.cz
The discussion will be held in English
After the discussion there will be a launch of the catalogue NATURalia – Collection sans Frontieres, galerie Futura
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lecture & discussion /
4 p.m.
Academy of Arts, Achitecture and Design
Náměstí Jana Palacha 80
Prague, Czech republic
Guillaume Désanges, revue Trouble, Laboratoires d’Aubervilliers
François Piron, revue Trouble, Laboratoires d’Aubervilliers
Jiří Ptáček, Editor-in-Chief Umelec/Artist magazine
François Quintin,director FRAC Champagne-Ardenne
moderated by Vít Havránek, tranzit.cz
What are the inherent laws of a contemporary art magazine that works? How is it structured and what does its structure reflect? Is it a collection of individual viewpoints or does it have a group spirit? How does the magazine relate to the place where it is produced? What’s the sense of an art magazine in our-your context and how does our-your magazine relate to it? What is the relationship between creating art and theoretical reflection?
The discussion will be in English
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lecture & discussion /
8 p.m.
Display - space for contemporary art
Bubenská 3
Prague, Czech Republic
Mats Stjernstedt is director of Index – the Swedish Contemporary Art Foundation.
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discussion /
3 p.m.
Goethe-Institut Prag, Masarykovo nábřeží 32
Prague, Czech Republic
Dorit Margreiter, artist, Vienna [a]
Raiumundas Malauskas, curator, CAC Vilnius [lt]
Daniel Pies, curator, Kunstverein Muenchen [g]
Sabine Schaschl-Cooper, director, Kunsthaus Baseland [ch]
Vít Havránek, project leader, tranzit, Prague [cz]
Miklos Erhardt, artist, Budapest [hu]
Flying City, urbanism research group [South Korea]
moderated by Bettina Steinbrugge, director, Halle für Kunst Lüneburg [d]
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lecture & discussion /

Academy of Arts, Achitecture and Design
Náměstí Jana Palacha 80
Prague, Czech republic
Jens Hoffmann is the Director of Exhibitions at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London.
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lecture & discussion /
main location:
Museum Kampa
U Sovových mlýnů 2
Prague, Czech Republic
The publication Primary Documents: A Sourcebook for Central and Eastern European Art since the 1950s (The Museum of Modern Art, 2002; Eds. L. Hoptman and T. Pospiszyl) set out to introduce English-speaking readers to the region’s major artistic and critical movements in the latter half of the 20th century, taking into account that, following the fall of the Iron Curtain, the official art history of many Eastern European countries had to be reconsidered and rewritten. The symposium Authentic Structures will look at critical issues from a local perspective and engage the Central and Eastern European specialists in the discussion.
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lecture & discussion /

6 p.m.
Academy of Arts, Achitecture and Design
Náměstí Jana Palacha 80
Prague, Czech republic
lecture hall No.40
Lionel Bovier, director, JRP|Ringier Kunstverlag, Zürich [ch]
Created at the beginning of 2004, JRP|Ringier Kunstverlag is a new art publishing house based in Zürich.
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lecture & discussion /
lecture & discussion /
4.15 p.m.
Academy of Arts, Achitecture and Design
Náměstí Jana Palacha 80
Prague, Czech republic
lecture hall No.115
Mircea Cantor, Cyprian Muresan, Gabriela Vanga,
artist, editors Version magazine, which was founded in 2001 at Cluj-Napoca, Romania.
The members Version were acting like artist group till January 2003, under the name of Super Us. Live and work everywhere.
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lecture & book presentation /
6 p.m.
Academy of Arts, Achitecture and Design
Náměstí Jana Palacha 80
Prague, Czech republic
lecture hall No.115
Nicolas Bourriaud (1965), curator, art critic is one of two directors of the Palais de Tokyo, the Centre of Contemporary Art in Paris, ...
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lecture & discussion /
6.30 p.m.
Academy of Arts, Achitecture and Design
Náměstí Jana Palacha 80
Prague, Czech republic
lecture hall No.115
Sabine Breitwieser (director, Generali Foundation, Vienna [A]): Art in a corporate context Andrea Fraser and Hans Haacke: commissions by the Generali Foundation
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lecture & discussion /
6.30 p.m.
Display - space for contemporary arts
Bubenská 3
Prague, Czech Republic
On the occasion of an exhibition of documents and archival materials from the museum in progress, Vienna (AT). Realised in collaboration with Galerie Display, Prague.
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lecture & discussion /

6.30 p.m.
Vysoká škola uměleckoprůmyslová, nám. Jana Palacha 80, Praha, sál. č. 23/ room no. 23
A talk given by director of the Fondazione Nicola Trussardi Milan.
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lecture & discussion /

6.30 p.m.
Vysoká škola uměleckoprůmyslová
nám. Jana Palacha 80, Praha 1, sál č. 24
Miklos Erhardt [hu] and Dominic Hislop [gb], the organizers and protagonists of the activist group Big Hope (founded in 1998 in Budapest) will give a talk and present projects carried out by the group in municipal and gallery spaces.
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lecture & discussion /

In situ - a series of meetings with contemporary artists and curators is prepared during the Prague Biennale 1 (Peripheries Become the Centre, June 27 - Aug 24, National Gallery in Prague Veletržní Palace, Dukelský hrdinů 47, Prague 7).
The meeting places are selected so that the Biennale participants can become acquainted with the places which representatives of the Czech community have relations to, or which represent typical sites and phenomena in Prague. All others interested are cordially welcome.
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lecture & discussion /

11 - 12 a.m.: press conference
Kino Aero, Biskupcova 31, Praha 3
2 - 6 p.m.: mobile seminar sightseeing tour
tranzit.cz & jesper alvaer cordially invite you to take part in a mobile seminar / sightseeing tour (on foot, boat, bus) through Prague.
6 p.m.: film session
Kino Aero, Biskupcova 31, Praha 3
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lecture & discussion /
7 p.m.
Academy of Fine Arts Prague
U Akademie 4
Prague, Czech republic
lecture hall
documenta is regarded as the most important exhibition of contemporary art, drawing attention from all over the world. It was initiated in 1955 by the artist and art educator, Arnold Bode, in Kassel. Every five years, a new director is chosen and the exhibition is reinvented, a concept which to date has been affirmed by the public’s interest. The number of visitors has continually risen. More than 650 thousand visitors came to Documenta11. Under continually changing directorship, and in the equally leisurely and inexorable rhythm of five years, documenta has advanced to become an authoritative worldwide seismograph of contemporary art.
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