22.05.2008 to 26.05.2008

RESEARCH TRIP TO BUCHAREST BIENNALE 3

BB3 invited students of the Post Conceptual Art Practices (PCAP) at The Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna to propose a parallel event as part of the Biennale.

The result is a book project with the title Are you talking to me? Discussions on knowledge production, gender politics and feminist strategies, edited by feminist group h.arta (Maria Crista, Anca Gyemant, Rodica Tache) from Romania and Katharina Morawek (PCAP student). After an intensive editorial process the book presents PCAP students positions on questions of knowledge, EU and feminism. These positions are presented together with invited international writers and artists. The book is published by Löcker Verlag, Vienna, and financially supported by The Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna/Post Conceptual Art Practices and BB3.

PRESENTATION OF THE BOOK and student work AS PART OF BB3 on 25.05 2008,

Bucharest.

Are you talking to me? Discussions on knowledge production, gender politics and feminist strategies.

Editors: H.arta and Katharina Morawek

Publisher: Löcker Verlag, Vienna in collaboration with the Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna and BB3, Bucharest.

English; format: 12,5 x 20,5; pages: 252; black and white

Book contributions are by Carolina Agredo, Anna Artaker, Elke Auer, Zanny Begg, Petja Dimitrova, Lina Dokuzovic, Veronika Eberhart, Eva Egermann , Eva Cruells, Marina Grzinic, Simina Guga, Alex Hache, h.arta, Ana Hoffner, Reni Hofmüller, Maja- Lena Johansson, Ivan Jurica, Vida Knezevic, Katharina Koch, Lisbeth Kovacic, Ladyfest Romania collective, Lovekills, Roxana Marin, Ivana Marjanovic, Julia Mitterbauer, Emil Moise, Katharina Morawek, Crina Morteanu, Lilo Nein, Gerhild Perl, Alina Poşircă, Rosa Reitsamer, Joanne Richardson, Ana Sala, Karin Schneider, Sabine Sölkner, Esther Straganz, Andi Tennis, Lisa Torell, Nuria Verges, Julia Wieger, Veronika Wöhrer, Regina Wuzella, Vina Yun.

Students from PCAP travel to BB3 in order to deepen the intensity of collaboration with different spaces, and to learn from productive antagonisms in different situations and institutions. Taking part in the travel research project to BB3 from PCAP, Akbild are: Aleksandra Aleksic, Carolina Agredo, Lina Dokuzovic, Kevin Dooley, Veronika Eberhart, Juana Gonzalez, Can Gülcü, Muzaffer Hasaltay, Peter Haselmayer, Ivan Jurica, Johannes Klemen, Christoph Kolar, Katharina Morawek, Adnan Popovic, Lilo Reissert, Jasmin Schienegger, Ruth Weismann, Regina Wuzella and Petja Dimitrova, Eduard Freudmann, Marina Grzinic.