PCAP Program April 2018

Holidays until 8.04.2018 EASTER break

9 April 2018, Monday Entry exam, no lectures

10 April 2019, Tuesday Entry Exam, no lectures

16 April 2018, Monday

14.00-16.00
Eva Blimlinger Überlegungen und Vorstellungen für eine dritte Amtsperiode als Rektorin Aula/Festsaal, Augasse 2-6 | 1. OG Kern A A-1090 Wien

16 April 2018, Monday

At 18.00 WHERE: Studio for Conceptual Art (Post-conceptual Art Practices), PCAP, Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien, Atelierhaus, Lehargasse 8, 1060 Wien, 1 OG Atelier Süd (M1)

ARTISTS PRESENTATIONS

Catherine Sarah Young (Philippines) Sasa Tatic (Bosnia and Herzegovina) Robin Waart (Netherlands) The presentation is possible thanks to the Artists-in-Residence program of the Austrian Federal Chancellery and KulturKontakt Austria.

Catherine Sarah Young Title: Art, Science, and Norms: How Interdisciplinary Art can Inspire Behavioral Change

How can interdisciplinary art strive to affect social change? Young has developed both individual and collaborative projects that raise awareness on climate change, science policy, and various systems that govern the beliefs of society and the sustainability of the planet.

CV: Catherine Sarah Young is a Chinese-Filipina artist, designer, and writer. She holds an MFA in Interaction Design from the School of Visual Arts in New York City as a Fulbright scholar and a bachelor’s degree in molecular biology and biotechnology from the University of the Philippines.She investigates nature, and the tensions between nature and technology. She has an international exhibition, residency, and awards profile and has collaborated with scientists, companies, non-profit organizations, and communities, most recently around Southeast Asia, Uganda, and the Amazon rainforest.

Saša Tatić Title: Homewards

Relocating myself from the environment of a modern transitional society, from which I am coming, helped me to select the developed adaptive skills of a current time that are built on individual levels, but because of their multiplicity and, more often, mutual compatibility built a mass phenomenon. The group of works addressed as Homewards represents the latest produced works based on selected relations to home, heritage and immaterial values that in the same spirit, through the personal examples reflect the collective functional behavior.

CV: Saša Tatić was born in Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina and currently lives and works in Berlin. She graduated from the Academy of Arts at University of Banja Luka in 2014. She completed her Master studies at the Bauhaus Universität, Department of Public Art and New Artistic Strategies in 2017. Winner of several awards praises and grants in the field of visual arts. She exhibited on numerously regional and international exhibitions and festivals

Robin Waart Title: The author as receiver

Robin Waart uses repetition and collecting as a framework for projects with books, movie stills, photography, polaroids, and book pages. His works raise questions about (dis)continuity, what it means to look at, or do, the same thing over and over. Focusing on the relationship between receiver and author, his projects address the reasons why, and for whom we make what we make.

CV: Robin Waart received his BA and MA from the Gerrit Rietveld Academie and Royal Academy of Arts, The Hague. Selected exhibitions: A sense of things to come (forthcoming), Bradwolff Projects, Amsterdam, 2018; Publishing as an Artistic Toolbox: 1989-2017, Kunsthalle Wien, Vienna, 2017; A minor state of flux, Arti et Amicitiae, Amsterdam, 2017, etc.

17 April 2018, Tuesday

at 14.00 Film screening (conclusion, The Square) and discussion

at 16.00

Diplome June 2018 Martin Weichselbaumer Nadja David

ERASMUS students Helia Ghasemzadeh

23 April 2018, Monday

At 15.00 ERASMUS student presentation
Shiva Khosravi

At 16.00 Presentation research project Marina Grzinic, Sophie Uitz Genealogy of Amnesia: Rethinking the Past for a New Future of Conviviality. Part 1, introduction and screening of the film King Leopold's Ghost, 2006 (148 min), based on the book by Adam Hochschild King Leopold Ghost from 1998. A documentary about the exploitation of the Congo by King Leopold II of Belgium.

Discussion afterwards.

24 April 2018, Tuesday

12.00 to 15.00 Ind. Meeting Grzinic office

At 15.00 reading until 17.15 also b3 Reading text “ Now, Little Ship, Look Out!” by Suvendrini Perera, book Border Thinking, 2018.

30 April 2018, Monday

At 19.00

Film Screening "Greek Diary" and Discussion with the Director Heinz Trenczak Part of Workshop Series on "Capture the EU-Presidency" organised by Robert Jolly and guillotine.cc, funded by Kulturreferat ÖH-AkBild Film Info: www.facebook.com Info on Director: de.wikipedia.org

Next May 7, 2018

At 15.00 until 20.00 Reading, screening, discussions