13. October 2022. University of Rijeka, Student Center VIP Salon, Radmile Matejčić 5, Rijeka
Introduction Ingeborg Fülepp. Moderating Katarina Podobnik
Participants: Asja Makarević (BiH), Gloria Aino Grzywatz and Jan Nicola Angermann (D). Markus Hanakam & Roswitha Schuller (A), Anastasia Marčelja (HR), Nika Oblak & Primož Novak (SI), Mario Mu (Hrvatska), Rivka Rinn (Israel), Filip Borelli (HR)
Live stream SCHEDULE 10 am – 4 pm
10:00 - 10:15 Ingeborg Fülepp (Introduction) 10:15 - 10:45 Asja Makarević 10:50 - 11:20 Gloria Aino Grzywatz and Jan N. Angermann 11:25 - 11:55 Markus Hanakam & Roswitha Schuller 12:00 - 12:30 Anastasia Marčelja 12:35 - 13:35 Break 13:35 - 14:15 Nika Oblak & Primož Novak 14:20- 14:50 Mario Mu 14:55 - 15:25 Rivka Rinn 15:30 - 16:00 Filip BorelliAsja Makarević holds a PhD degree in Film Studies at the Goethe University, Frankfurt. Her research addresses the ongoing "post-war" condition of the former Yugoslav countries and concomitant emergence of "non-representational” images of war in post-Yugoslav film. From 2009 till 2017 Asja managed Talents Sarajevo, the Sarajevo Film Festival’s networking and training platform for emerging film professionals from Southeast Europe and Southern Caucasus. In the past year Asja worked as a University Assistant in the Department of Media and Film Studies at the Vienna Film Academy, at mdw University for Music and Performing Arts. As of October 2022 Asja will conduct her post-doc research at the Goethe University, Frankfurt.
Gloria Aino Grzywatz born 1988 in Berlin. Studied at the Art Technology at the Technical University of Berlin, Master of Fine Arts, Art History at the Université Sorbonne, Paris. Dual-subject Bachelor of Arts in Art History / Philosophy at the Martin Luther University in Halle-Wittenberg. Qualification course "Fundamentals of art and culture mediation", State Museums in Berlin. Editor of the art blog “Art Controversy. On the Edge of Censorship” at TU Berlin. Assistant director and curator at the Akademie Schloss Solitude, Documenta fifteen, Kasel, Department of Education and Mediation. Art mediator at the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart. KWorked at the W Institute for Contemporary Art and 11th and 12th Berlin Biennale. Curatorial assistance, Gallery Gerken. Art educator at the Berlin State Museums. Author, ZEIT Kunstverlag. Student assistant research project translocations, TU Berlin. Artist House Bethanien. Intern at Galerie Gerken and Nedelykov Moreira Architects. Student assistant at Gallery Art 21. Artist Assistant at Arash Mohtadi Photography. Voluntary Social Year. Scholarship at Akademie Schloss Solitude. Member of the working group "Discrimination-critical Practice and Diversity development of KUNST-WERKR BERLIN e.V. Member of SALOON BERLIN. https://jan-nicola-angermann.com/
Hanakam & Schuller they collaborate as duo since 2004. Their work is shown at Museums and Festivals in an international context, including Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin, Eyebeam Center for Art and Technology, New York, Palais de Tokyo, Paris, ISEA 2011, Istanbul, 4th Moscow International Biennale for Contemporary Art 2011 among others. The artefacts made by the two artists who live in Vienna are often shape-shifters, changing their exterior forms and reappearing in different contexts. As artists and researchers they are engaged in restructuring the visual art rulebook and building up idiosyncratic systemic orders and new visions of the world in their videos and objects. In the process they reflect and ironize various historical and contemporary artistic strategies as well as their means of expression. They work primarily in the realm of video, interactive computer applications, drawing and applied forms of art. They gained several awards like the MAK Schindler Fellowship in Los Angeles as well as the State Grant for Fine Arts from the Federal Chancellery of Austria. Their short Film “INVASION” is awarded as Jury Selection Work at Japan Media Arts Festival 2012. Markus Hanakam & Roswitha Schuller are visiting curators at Medienwerkstatt Wien 2014. Hanakam & Schullers first large publication Trickster (De Gruyter ed.) is released in autumn 2016. http://www.hanakam-schuller.com/
Anastasia Marčelja is a design student and artist at the Nouva Accademia di Belle Arti in Milan. She likes to draw, read, write, philosophize, and regularly visits nature where he gathers inspiration for her work. Her curiosity is constant and this is the reason she enjoys creating projects in any field. She also has work experience in the tourism industry, from project management to guided tours and international fairs. At Contemporary, she continued her work studying art and design, “challenging herself where the paths of creation are infinite”.
Nika Oblak & Primož Novak rade zajedno od 2003. Izlagali su diljem svijeta, u prostorima kao što su Sharjah Biennale (UAE), Japan Media Arts Festival, Tokyo (JP), Istanbul Biennale (TR), Biennale Cuvee, Linz (AT) , Transmediale Berlin (DE), FILE Sao Paulo (BR)… Oblak & Novak dobili su brojne stipendije i nagrade, uključujući CYNETART Award (DE), počasno priznanje na Biennaleu WRO (PL), White Aphroid Award MMC KIBLA (SI) i počasno priznanje Rihard Jakopić (SI). http://www.oblak-novak.org/
Mario Mu is a visual artist and director living in Berlin, Germany. He works on various research projects which are often constructed as extended gaming platforms. Apart from frequently incorporating sound and drawing, his practice mainly shifts between game design, 3D animation and performance. He received a BFA from Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb, Croatia and an MFA from University of Arts in Berlin, Germany. During 2016. and 2017. Mu was an active member of the Research Center for Proxy Politics, and since 2017. he has been working on a series of events as an author and collaborator at the TAP-Théâtre auditorium de Poitiers, France; V2 Rotterdam, The Netherlands; MGLC Ljubljana, Slovenia; MAAT Lisbon, Portugal; Play Co London, UK; Pakhuis de Zwijger in Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Ufer Studios, Galerie gr_und and Silent Green in Berlin, Germany; MSU, Pogon and GMK in Zagreb, Croatia among others. Digital and online projects include collaborations with AVYSS, Mizuha, The Killscreen, The Carillon, BoCA Biennial, Milan Machinima Festival, Gamescenes, Itch.io, Gestalten Publishing, FACT Magazine, Wrong Biennale, The School of Machines, Making & Make-Believe, STYLY, Lima Sky, Pivilion, and Inquiry Inc. http://mariomu.com/
Rivka Rinn is born in Izrael. Lives between in Tel-Aviv, Rome and Berlin. Studied art in Vienna at the"Hochschule fur Angewandte Kunst". Working with the medium of photography and video. Teaching art in several schools as "The international summer akademy for contemporary art in Salzburg as a guest professor in the faculty of architecture, Studio3, University of Innsbruck Austria. Her works were shown among others in the Bienale of Johannesburg, Caixa des Pensionns Barcelona, Aidan Gallery in Moscow, 9 Beinale of Havanna, USF Contemporary Tampa, Florida Museum of Israeli Art Ramat-Gan, Israel, Alexander Ox Gallery in Beijing, Mana Foundation, Jersey City U.S.A, Galerie Poll in Berlin, Spazio Patrizia Pepe,Florence, Italy, the Shenzhen Bienale, Bi City,2019 China. https://www.rivkarinn.com/
Filip Borelli is a multidisciplinary artist diving into the understanding of interactions between light, sound, movement, and music combined in Multimedia Art Performances. He has a Master's degree in art at the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb and also at the Economic University in Zagreb. Since 2014. worked as a performer, musician, and author of luminous concepts, performances, and installations. He is also involved in various music projects as a choreographer, instrumentalist, singer, beatboxer, interpreter, and composer. https://www.filipborelli.com/