Regime Change - An Incomplete Project
dal 11/3/2012 al 11/3/2012
Segnalato da
11/3/2012
Regime Change - An Incomplete Project
tranzit.hu, Budapest
A series of talks to create a dialogue between the representatives of different countries, disciplines and generations. The theme of the first year is the political transition of '89, the role of intellectuals and artistic thinking in the dissident or alternative social movements from the crisis perspective of the 2010s.
Invited speakers: Agnes Gagyi (social researcher), Janos Sugar (artist)
Moderators: Zsuzsa Laszlo (tranzit.hu), Kristof Nagy & Balint Nemeth (TEK)
Visuals: AMBPA (Association of Mouth and Brain Painters of the World)
tranzit .hu launches a series of talks in its new space, KIRALY102. By creating a dialogue between the representatives of different countries, disciplines and generations, we wish to realize a community space where curatorial and artistic thinking can serve the discussion of current public issues and the articulation of community-forming statements.
The theme of the first year – developed in collaboration with the College of Social Theory (TEK, Corvinus University of Budapest) – is the political transition of ’89, the role of intellectuals and artistic thinking in the dissident or alternative social movements from the crisis perspective of the 2010s. The framework of this programme is a long-term international collaboration that intends to explore interconnections between the post-communist and post-colonial discourses.
During the first talk, on the basis of viewing documents together, the crisis of the intellectual and dissident roles and the opportunities of educational and critical initiatives organized from below before and after the regime change will be discussed.
tranzit is a network working independently in Austria, the Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia since 2002.
ERSTE Foundation is main partner of tranzit
More informations:
Dora Hegyi hegyidora1@gmail.com
Image: János Sugár: Gyorskultúra (Fast Culture) flyer, 1985, back side, paper, ink, pencil, 21,5 x 30 cm
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Kiraly St. 102., 1st floor Budapest 1068