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
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
Prikaz objav z oznako Togi nasmehi. Pokaži vse objave
Prikaz objav z oznako Togi nasmehi. Pokaži vse objave
28. avg. 2018
15. apr. 2018
Togi nasmehi in Razkorak na razstavi Fotoknjiga in fotozin
Med 18. aprilom in 12. majem na razstavi Fotoknjiga in fotozin v DobriVagi razstavljam dva zina, Togi nasmehi in Razkorak.
Fotografije z odprtja razstave (fotografirala Asiana Jurca Avci).
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.
Kuratorka: Jasna Jernejšek
Razstavljajo: 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 / Matjaž
Wenzel & Rene Maurin
Sodelujoči založbi: Rostfrei Publishing in The Angry Bat.
Razstavo bo v galeriji DobraVaga v ponedeljek, 7. maja 2018, med 16:00 in 19:00 pospremila serija predstavitev, predavanj in pogovorov.
Program:
16:00 – Jan Babnik, Iza Pevec: Fotoknjiga – predstavitev tematske številke revije Fotografija / predavanje in predstavitev v sodelovanju z zavodom Membrana in revijo Fotografija
16:30 – Miha Colner: Top 5 fotoknjig / predavanje
17:15–18:15 – Kje, kako in zakaj izdati fotoknjigo/fotozin? / pogovor
Sodelujejo: Jaka Babnik (Rostfrei Publishing), Simon Chang, Andrej Lamut in Matej Sitar (The Angry Bat); moderira Jasna Jernejšek.
19:00 – Asiana Jurca Avci, LEALUDVIK, Sara Rman, Toni Soprano: predstavitev sveže izdanih fotoknjig
Organizacija: Kino Šiška, Sektor in Membrana / Fotografija.
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Miha Colner: Photobook: Discipline, Genre or Movement?
The column on the phenomena of photobook, first published in the catalogue of the Fotoknjiga in fotozin [Photobook and Photozine] exhibition at DobraVaga, Ljubljana.
Fotografije z odprtja razstave (fotografirala Asiana Jurca Avci).
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.
Kuratorka: Jasna Jernejšek
Sodelujoči založbi: Rostfrei Publishing in The Angry Bat.
Razstavo bo v galeriji DobraVaga v ponedeljek, 7. maja 2018, med 16:00 in 19:00 pospremila serija predstavitev, predavanj in pogovorov.
Program:
16:00 – Jan Babnik, Iza Pevec: Fotoknjiga – predstavitev tematske številke revije Fotografija / predavanje in predstavitev v sodelovanju z zavodom Membrana in revijo Fotografija
16:30 – Miha Colner: Top 5 fotoknjig / predavanje
17:15–18:15 – Kje, kako in zakaj izdati fotoknjigo/fotozin? / pogovor
Sodelujejo: Jaka Babnik (Rostfrei Publishing), Simon Chang, Andrej Lamut in Matej Sitar (The Angry Bat); moderira Jasna Jernejšek.
19:00 – Asiana Jurca Avci, LEALUDVIK, Sara Rman, Toni Soprano: predstavitev sveže izdanih fotoknjig
Organizacija: Kino Šiška, Sektor in Membrana / Fotografija.
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Miha Colner: Photobook: Discipline, Genre or Movement?
The column on the phenomena of photobook, first published in the catalogue of the Fotoknjiga in fotozin [Photobook and Photozine] exhibition at DobraVaga, Ljubljana.
17. maj 2016
Razstava ZINEZINE v sklopu sejma Blind Date
Znan je izbor fanzinov na razpisu ZineZine, ki prinaša izbor najaktualnejše domače zinovske produkcije, ki je nastala v zadnjih petih letih. Razstava bo potekala v sklopu sejma knjig umetnika in umetniških publikacij Blind Date.
Otvoritev razstave bo v četrtek, 19. 5. 2016 ob 18.00 uri v Centru in Galeriji P74 / KAPSULA, Trg Prekomorskih brigad 1, 1000 Ljubljana. Na ogled bo do 9. junija 2016. Sejem bo potekal v CUK Kino Šiška 19. in 20. 5., med 19.00 uro in 22.00 uro. Vabljeni!
Na razstavi in sejmu sodelujem z zinom Togi Nasmehi / Stiff Smiles in zini več avtoric_jev, ki so nastali na delavnicah Svetovi drugih v Cerknem, Murski Soboti in Ljubljani.
Sodelujejo tudi:
Alja Piry
Beli Sladoled
Gašper Kunšič
Infopeka
Ivana Bajc
Jasmina Grudnik
Jimmy Barka Experience
Jure Šajn & Primož Zorko
Lea Ludvik
Lea Vučko & Hana Jesih
Lucija Rosc
LUD Literatura
Matic Medja
Mina Fina
Nejc Bahor
Nevena Aleksovski
Neža Oblak
Nina Rojc
Rok Roudi
Simon Kocjančič
Specialka
Tadej Štrok
Tadej Vaukman
Tilyen Mucik
Tina Jurak
Izbor je pripravil Zavod P.A.R.A.S.I.T.E. v sodelovanju z založbo Look Back and Laugh.
13. feb. 2014
Presentation of 'Stiff Smiles' in Vienna, Feb. 21st 2014
OFENNÄCHTE presents
Stiff Smiles, a new art zine by Tea Hvala
followed by the presentation of the book by Tea Hvala (ed.) about Red Dawns Festival Rdečke razsajajo! Intervjuji z organizatorkami feminističnega in kvirovskega festivala Rdeče zore (KUD Mreža, Ljubljana, 2010)
and
presentation of Red Dawns Festival 2014 by Slobodan Malić.
Entrance fee € 2.-
*
Tea Hvala
Togi nasmehi / Stiff Smiles
Self-published, Ljubljana, 2013
A5, 32 pages, 7 b/w photos
in Slovene / English
A pessimistic take on the flexibilisaton of labour, or an essay comparing what cannot be compared: long-term, collective and manual factory labour during Yugoslav state socialism with, on the other hand, flexible, individual, and project-based intellectual work in neoliberal times.
The art zine Stiff Smiles features a modified version of the essay, first published in: Aleš Čar, Tanja Petrič (eds.): The State of Matters: Anthology of Perspectives & Reflections, Ljubljana, UMco, 2012, pp. 82-85. Photos are taken from Jubilejni zbornik: 35 let Iskre, Industrije za telekomunikacije, elektrotehniko in elektromehaniko Kranj, Kranj, 1981. Tea Hvala's portrait was taken by Nino Vinko Jaeger.
»With whom are you to take a picture, if you are a contract worker, if your jobs come and go? With whom, if your co-workers constantly change, and with whom, if you work from the employer’s home or even in your own room?«
»The flexible job, if she has one, dictates her sloppiness, distance, risk, mobility. Therefore, when she wishes for safety, she feels old. When she wishes for permanence and stability, she feels like a coward. When she commits herself to her work completely, she is regarded as naive. When she tries more than it is necessary, she gets the feeling of being foolish. When she tries to construct her own life story from countless fragments, she feels like she has nothing to lean on. Sometimes she feels like she doesn’t even exist. How is she to face all this uncertainty?«
*
Tea Hvala (ed.)
Rdečke razsajajo!
Intervjuji z organizatorkami feminističnega in kvirovskega festivala Rdeče zore
KUD Mreža, Ljubljana, 2010
A5, 104 pages 32 b/w photos
in Slovene / English
.
In 2010, on the 10th anniversary of Feminist and Queer Festival Red Dawns (in Slovene, Rdeče zore), Tea Hvala interviewed seventeen former and current festival organizers about their contribution to the visibility of feminist and queer publics in Slovenia. She juxtaposed these insights with feminist political theory of counterpublics, and framed the theme in the context of the recent history of feminist, lesbian and queer organizing in Ljubljana, as well as the contemporary current of transnational DIY grassroots feminism.
Interviewees: Anna Ehrlemark, Mirjana Frank, Danaja Grešak, Ana Grobler, Jasmina Jerant, Ana Jereb, Anja Kocman, Jadranka Ljubičič, Urška Merc, Slađana Mitrović, Lidija Radojević, Nataša Serec, Tanja Škander, Suzana Tratnik, Daša Tepina and Vesna Vravnik. Interviews with Anna Ehrlemark and Jasmina Jerant are in English, the rest of the book is in Slovene. Cover by Anna Ehrlemark.
"Red Dawns continues to play an important role as an explicit point of artistic, political or philosophic identification with feminist or queer perspectives. (...) If you accept this frame of reference, you have to accept the consequences since people are going to associate you with it, and in that sense, I think that continuity of feminism is of essential importance. It is a deliberate move away from universality as well as an idea that brought us together. (...) The bottom line is that these alternative spaces are developing strong and critical perspective on society. They are marginal and fabulous." – Slađana Mitrović
The publication of this book was supported by many donators, The Municipality of Ljubljana – Youth Office, and the Ministry of Education and Sports – Youth Office.
*
Tea Hvala is a writer and organizer with a BA in Comparative Literature, BA in Sociology of Culture, and MA in Gender Studies. She has been facilitating In Other Wor(l)ds, workshops in collaborative writing of feminist-queer science fiction since 2008. Her recent co-edited books include Svetovi drugih (2010) and Rdečke razsajajo! (2011), her essays about local feminist activism and public space reclaiming have been published in several academic anthologies. She co-hosts Sektor Ž, a monthly feminist radio show at Radio Študent, and has been co-organizing the International Feminist and Queer Festival Rdeče zore (Red Dawns) since 2002. Her most recent self-published art zine is called Stiff Smiles (2013).
Stiff Smiles, a new art zine by Tea Hvala
followed by the presentation of the book by Tea Hvala (ed.) about Red Dawns Festival Rdečke razsajajo! Intervjuji z organizatorkami feminističnega in kvirovskega festivala Rdeče zore (KUD Mreža, Ljubljana, 2010)
and
presentation of Red Dawns Festival 2014 by Slobodan Malić.
Friday, February 21th at 19h at VN JAEGER & SCHWARZWALD - artist run space, Neustiftgasse 48, 1070 Vienna
Entrance fee € 2.-
*
Tea Hvala
Togi nasmehi / Stiff Smiles
Self-published, Ljubljana, 2013
A5, 32 pages, 7 b/w photos
in Slovene / English
A pessimistic take on the flexibilisaton of labour, or an essay comparing what cannot be compared: long-term, collective and manual factory labour during Yugoslav state socialism with, on the other hand, flexible, individual, and project-based intellectual work in neoliberal times.
The art zine Stiff Smiles features a modified version of the essay, first published in: Aleš Čar, Tanja Petrič (eds.): The State of Matters: Anthology of Perspectives & Reflections, Ljubljana, UMco, 2012, pp. 82-85. Photos are taken from Jubilejni zbornik: 35 let Iskre, Industrije za telekomunikacije, elektrotehniko in elektromehaniko Kranj, Kranj, 1981. Tea Hvala's portrait was taken by Nino Vinko Jaeger.
»With whom are you to take a picture, if you are a contract worker, if your jobs come and go? With whom, if your co-workers constantly change, and with whom, if you work from the employer’s home or even in your own room?«
»The flexible job, if she has one, dictates her sloppiness, distance, risk, mobility. Therefore, when she wishes for safety, she feels old. When she wishes for permanence and stability, she feels like a coward. When she commits herself to her work completely, she is regarded as naive. When she tries more than it is necessary, she gets the feeling of being foolish. When she tries to construct her own life story from countless fragments, she feels like she has nothing to lean on. Sometimes she feels like she doesn’t even exist. How is she to face all this uncertainty?«
*
Tea Hvala (ed.)
Rdečke razsajajo!
Intervjuji z organizatorkami feminističnega in kvirovskega festivala Rdeče zore
KUD Mreža, Ljubljana, 2010
A5, 104 pages 32 b/w photos
in Slovene / English
.
In 2010, on the 10th anniversary of Feminist and Queer Festival Red Dawns (in Slovene, Rdeče zore), Tea Hvala interviewed seventeen former and current festival organizers about their contribution to the visibility of feminist and queer publics in Slovenia. She juxtaposed these insights with feminist political theory of counterpublics, and framed the theme in the context of the recent history of feminist, lesbian and queer organizing in Ljubljana, as well as the contemporary current of transnational DIY grassroots feminism.
Interviewees: Anna Ehrlemark, Mirjana Frank, Danaja Grešak, Ana Grobler, Jasmina Jerant, Ana Jereb, Anja Kocman, Jadranka Ljubičič, Urška Merc, Slađana Mitrović, Lidija Radojević, Nataša Serec, Tanja Škander, Suzana Tratnik, Daša Tepina and Vesna Vravnik. Interviews with Anna Ehrlemark and Jasmina Jerant are in English, the rest of the book is in Slovene. Cover by Anna Ehrlemark.
"Red Dawns continues to play an important role as an explicit point of artistic, political or philosophic identification with feminist or queer perspectives. (...) If you accept this frame of reference, you have to accept the consequences since people are going to associate you with it, and in that sense, I think that continuity of feminism is of essential importance. It is a deliberate move away from universality as well as an idea that brought us together. (...) The bottom line is that these alternative spaces are developing strong and critical perspective on society. They are marginal and fabulous." – Slađana Mitrović
The publication of this book was supported by many donators, The Municipality of Ljubljana – Youth Office, and the Ministry of Education and Sports – Youth Office.
*
Tea Hvala is a writer and organizer with a BA in Comparative Literature, BA in Sociology of Culture, and MA in Gender Studies. She has been facilitating In Other Wor(l)ds, workshops in collaborative writing of feminist-queer science fiction since 2008. Her recent co-edited books include Svetovi drugih (2010) and Rdečke razsajajo! (2011), her essays about local feminist activism and public space reclaiming have been published in several academic anthologies. She co-hosts Sektor Ž, a monthly feminist radio show at Radio Študent, and has been co-organizing the International Feminist and Queer Festival Rdeče zore (Red Dawns) since 2002. Her most recent self-published art zine is called Stiff Smiles (2013).
13. jul. 2013
New zine: Togi nasmehi / Stiff Smiles
Tea Hvala
Togi nasmehi / Stiff Smiles
Ljubljana, 2013
A5, 32 pages, 7 b/w photos
in Slovene / English
With whom are you to take a picture, if you are a contract worker, if your jobs come and go? With whom, if your co-workers constantly change, and with whom, if you work from the employer’s home or even in your own room?
The flexible job, if she has one, dictates her sloppiness, distance, risk, mobility. Therefore, when she wishes for safety, she feels old. When she wishes for permanence and stability, she feels like a coward. When she commits herself to her work completely, she is regarded as naive. When she tries more than it is necessary, she gets the feeling of being foolish. When she tries to construct her own life story from countless fragments, she feels like she has nothing to lean on. Sometimes she feels like she doesn’t even exist. How is she to face all this uncertainty?
Requests via tea.hvala at gmail.com. Trades welcome!
The zine features a modified version of the essay, first published in: Aleš Čar, Tanja Petrič (eds.): The State of Matters: Anthology of Perspectives & Reflections, Ljubljana, UMco, 2012, pp. 82-85 (Slovene version in: Aleš Čar, Tanja Petrič (ur.): Stanje stvari: Antologija Perspektiv & refleksij, Ljubljana, UMco, 2012, str. 82-85.)
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