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[events from ´92] [publications from ´92] [magyar] EVENTS IN 2003
2003 - THE YEAR OF THE THREE IN ARTPOOL From chance (0) and impossibility (1) derives doubt (2) and from this derives threefoldness. Viewing it from an other perspective, from any two hypotheses comes a third kind which surpasses the former ones. The motto of the year: "all statements that lack contradiction are false since reality is contradictory". (Vilém Flusser)
3 March, 6 p.m., Artpool P60 AN
ARTSPACE OF THE THIRD KIND THE BOOK A COLLECTION OF THE ART AND NON-ART DOCUMENTS OF THE EVENTS AT THE CHAPEL STUDIO OF BALATONBOGLÁR 3
March 2003, Monday, 6 p.m., ARTPOOL P60:
a friendly gathering on the occasion of the book being published. 6
March 2003, Thursday, 6 p.m., Edit
Sasvári and Iván
Vitányi discuss the art politics of the era in MAGISZTER
KÖNYVESBOLT. 18
March 2003, Thuesday, 4 p.m., Péter
György presents the book in ÍRÓK
BOLTJA
In addition to the theme "Anniversary", a program of the Budapest Spring Festival 14-31 March 2003, Wednesday and Friday, 4-6 p.m., Artpool P60 ANNIVERSARIES OF THE THIRD KIND The exhibition consists of the documents piled up by chance or collected purposely at Artpool archives recalling art events which took place between 14-31 March in the past 30 years. Preserving memories is a cultural act as there is no culture without remembrance. Anniversary, keeping memories alive is a form of celebration. Each day carries a great variety of memories, commemorations and anniversaries. As a member of a culture and a sovereign human being, every individual relates to his memories, which constitute his identity, by remembering them. It happens sometimes that a non-personal yet non-social memory comes up, which is a "third kind" of memory being in between the former two. As Robert Filliou puts it, "in the eternal network", in "the space of permanent creation" the memories of third kind make each day an anniversary that is how life becomes "La Fête Permanente / a permanent celebration".
9-12 April 2003, Városi Színház "Unexpected
Culture"
festival At the festival inspired by the book Törvénytelen avantgárd (Illegal Avant-garde), the book was presented by Péter Halász. Among the documents and works of the period which were displayed to support remembrance the work "Hatóság és művészet, avagy a boglári budi" (Authorities and art, or the "privy" in Balatonboglar) by Gyula Pauer was an outstanding piece. It consisted of an installation including images and files set up in the foyer and a commentary narrated on the stage. Sponsors: Artpool Art Research Center and Balázs Béla Stúdió
23 May 2003, Friday, 6 p.m. - Artpool P60 - CLUB THREE Motto
1: NATIONAL
IDENTITY = INTERNATIONAL VALUE Tricolor
Party
Tricolor Eat Art: food with paprika, aperitif refreshing drinks, and the famous Absolute Fluxus Pear of Kapolcs (© Galántai pálinka) An exhibition of old and new tricolor works
3 June 2003, Thuesday, 6 p.m. - Artpool P60 - CLUB THREE the
nameday of Klotild, the woman fighting for glory Gyula
Pauer with his latest pseudo-paintings Poems,
too, pay homage to the glory of the mysterious woman!
4 June 2003,
Wednesday, 8-10 pm
- Galerija Skuc, Ljubljana - THIRD TYPE VISITS Artpool
Art Research Center Organizers: Barbara Borcic (SCCA Ljubljana), Alenka Gregoric (Galerija Skuc) Artpool´s
research fellow, Judit Bodor art historian, had spent three weeks at
the Center
for Contemporary Art (SCCA) in Ljubljana as a Looking
Inside grantee of the Soros
Foundation. The aim was to get more knowledge on the slovenian art
scene, make contacts, collect materials, meet artists and people from
different kind of art institutions specially focused on archiving and
documenting contemporary art.
HET
APOLLOHUIS (1980-2001) Exhibition,
slide-show and lecture
by Helène and Paul Panhuysen the founders, organizers
and leaders of Het Apollohuis The 20 years of existence and the activities of Het Apollohuis had a great influence on the international art scene by presenting the possibility of a high quality research in art and a "post-gradual education" in performing and installing visual and sound art, where the organizers´ continuous personal commitment, the cooperation of first class artists created a living, vivid workshop-like atmosphere, a cultural laboratory of tomorrows´ art. During the years, Het Apollohuis became an example of non governamental art institution, a pool of creative artistic energy and investment, and became a reference point for open-minded artists all over the world. Between
1980 - 2001 Het Apollohuis organized 253 exhibitions and installations,
476 concerts and performances, 46 public lectures and symposia and several
of festivals (like "ECHO": The Images of Sound II. in 1987,
FLEA Festival in 1997, etc.).Some of those artists who had participated
in their programs during the 21 years: Esther Ferrer, Boris Nieslony,
Arnold Dreyblatt, Phil Niblock, Joe Jones, Jürgen Olbrich, Remko
Scha, Jackson MacLow, Anne Tardos, Jaap Blonk, Paul Dutton, J.H.Kocman,
Terry Fox, Eric Andersen, Alison Knowles. 5-15 August 2003 - Austrian Cultural Forum (London) - THIRD TYPE VISITS B+B at home with Artpool HUNGARY CAN BE YOURS! / In 1984, the exhibition Hungary can be yours! / International Hungary organized by Artpool at the Club for Young Artists in Budapest was shut down only hours after opening. The secret agent reporting on the exhibition at the time claimed that the works mock and attack our state and our social order as well as the state security organs. György Galántai, the instigator of this exhibition, and founder with Julia Klaniczay of the Artpool Art Research Centre in Budapest, will present documentation from the original exhibition, the last to be banned in Hungary. The secret police documents and material from subsequent reconstructions of Hungary can be yours! will also be on display. Related
events: Thursday
7 August 1900h HUNGARY CAN BE YOURS! / International Hungary is a preview to the Magyar Magic - Hungary in Focus 2004 one-year long celebration of Hungarian culture and is supported by the Hungarian Cultural Centre in London and Visiting Arts. [press: Magyar Magic season, Budapest Sun, 2003.06.12., Volume: XI Issue: 24]
26 September 2003 (Friday) 11 a.m.-1 p.m.- Artpool P60 - CLUB THREE an
event of the Ultrasound
Festival Gert-Jan
Prins composer (The Netherlands)
From October 2003. - virtually at Liszt Ferenc tér Billboard exhibitions at the Budapest Autumn Festivals Top28
that it still makes sense. There are people who do not write anymore but go back to nursery school. And at last there are those who write while being conscious that their activity makes no sense. Though Flusser wrote his essays to the people of the first and second type, he addressed them to those of the third kind. 7-21 November 2003- Artpool P60 PERSONALITIES,
ART AND WORLD The
threefold starting point of the
international exhibition and event is
7, 12, 14, 19, 21 November 2003, 6 p.m. - Artpool P60 LOOK
OUT, THE MEMES ARE COMING! Although still a young discipline, memetics makes a dynamic progress by drawing on from different fields of science. Namely genetics, the theory of evolution, informatics, virology, psychology, and the cognitive sciences. It already plays the role among sciences that once semiotics had. It is concerned with the information patterns named memes which biologist Richard Dawkins had originally defined as the cultural equivalents to genes and viruses. Putting forward his ideas in his book The Selfish Gene, Dawkins himself has created an effective meme, infecting the thoughts of his fellow-researchers. This is no wonder since in this discipline, fight goes on for one of the rarest treasure of the information society, attention, while our brains prove to be a dunghill in which the seeds of others` ideas come to new life.
16 December 2003, 6 p.m. - Artpool P60
“there is no such thing as memetics” Zoltán
Sebők`s last infectious lecture on cultural infection
28 December 2003, 6 p.m. Camille`s day - Artpool P60 - CLUB THREE MEMORY
OF THE THIRD KIND – If
the organs do not bear the other`s SÁNDOR
ALTORJAI AND MIKLÓS ERDÉLY
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