Razstava Fotoknjiga in fotozin potuje v Maribor

Po razstavah v DobriVagi (april-maj 2018) in Celju (Celje FOKUS 2018) sledi gostovanje na Festivalu fotografije Maribor. Skupinsko razstavo fotozinov in fotoknjig je pripravila kuratorka Jasna Jernejšek, na njej lahko prelistate tudi moja zina Togi nasmehi in Razkorak.

Fotoknjiga in fotozin
Skupinska razstava (1.-30. september 2018)
Sobota, 1. september ob 17.00, Avla.GT22, Maribor
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Razstava je pregled produkcije fotoknjig in fotozinov v Sloveniji v preteklih petih letih. Njena živahnost in raznolikost kažeta na razumevanje medija fotoknjige in fotozina kot prostora avtonomnega avtorskega izražanja in izjavljanja. V tem je bistven nosilec sporočila fotografija, danes eden najbolj razširjenih in populariziranih medijev, ki pa ga zaradi domnevno očitne neposrednosti tudi najlažje spregledamo.

Jaka Babnik / Jaka Babnik & Miha Colner / Goran Bertok / Simon Chang / Emina Djukić / Tea Hvala / Ciril Jazbec / Asiana Jurca Avci / Manca Juvan / Iztok Klančar / Andrej Lamut / LEALUDVIK / Robert Marin & Matjaž Rušt / Borut Peterlin / Bojan Radovič / Peter Rauch / Sara Rman / Lucija Rosc / Urška Savič / Matej Sitar / Toni Soprano / Jože Suhadolnik / Špela Škulj / Jane Štravs / Matjaž Tančič / Tadej Vaukman / Wenzel Matjaž & Rene Maurin

Sodelujoči založbi: Rostfrei Publishing in The Angry Bat

Kuratorka: Jasna Jernejšek

Javno vodstvo po razstavi z Jasno Jernejšek bo v soboto, 29.9. od 18.00 dalje.
Več o Festivalu fotografije Maribor na https://www.festivalfotografijemaribor.si/home

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Photobook and photozine
group exhibition
1-30 September 2018 

Opening: Saturday, 1 September 2018 at 5 pm

The exhibition is an overview of the production of photobooks and photozines in Slovenia in the last five years. Its liveliness and variety indicate an understanding of the photobook and the photozine as a space of autonomous expression and statement by the author, the key bearer of the message being the photograph, one of the most widespread and popularised media today, though often the easiest to overlook due to its supposedly obvious directness.

Jaka Babnik / Jaka Babnik & Miha Colner / Goran Bertok / Simon Chang / Emina Djukić / Tea Hvala / Ciril Jazbec / Asiana Jurca Avci / Manca Juvan / Iztok Klančar / Andrej Lamut / LEALUDVIK / Robert Marin & Matjaž Rušt / Borut Peterlin / Bojan Radovič / Peter Rauch / Sara Rman / Lucija Rosc / Urška Savič / Matej Sitar / Toni Soprano / Jože Suhadolnik / Špela Škulj / Jane Štravs / Matjaž Tančič / Tadej Vaukman / Wenzel Matjaž & Rene Maurin

Participating publishers: Rostfrei Publishing and The Angry Bat

Curated by: Jasna Jernejšek

Dramaturgs' Residency in Italy (Performing Gender project)

In August 2018, I was learning about dance dramaturgy in Bassano dal Grappa, Italy, as part of the Performing Gender - Dance Makes Differences project, together with Greta Pieropan, Sergio Martinez Vila, Nina Aalders and Tanya Steinhauser. You can read more about the Dramaturgs' Residency here.