Podroben opis XVIII. mednarodne likovne kolonije
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Podroben opis XVIII. mednarodne likovne kolonije
LJUBLJANA FESTIVAL – CULTURAL HUB 12.–17. 7. 2015, Križanke XVIII. MEDNARODNA LIKOVNA KOLONIJA 18th INTERNATIONAL FINE ARTS COLONY EUROPE FOR FESTIVALS FESTIVALS FOR EUROPE EFFE LABEL 2015-2016 Ustanoviteljica Festivala Ljubljana je Mestna občina Ljubljana. The Ljubljana Festival was founded by the Municipality of Ljubljana. Častni pokrovitelj Ljubljana Festivala 2015 je župan Mestne občine Ljubljana Zoran Janković. / The honorary sponsor of the Ljubljana Festival 2015 is the Mayor of Ljubljana Zoran Janković. LJUBLJANA FESTIVAL 2015, 28. 6.–28. 9. 2 12.–17. 7. 2015, Križanke XVIII. MEDNARODNA LIKOVNA KOLONIJA 18th INTERNATIONAL FINE ARTS COLONY Selektor / Selector: Tomo Vran Lucijan Bratuš Slovenija / Slovenia lucijan_bratus@t-2.net Duša Jesih Slovenija / Slovenia dusa.jesih@gmail.com Spoštovani, z velikim veseljem vas vabimo na odprtje razstave del udeležencev XVIII. mednarodne likovne kolonije, ki bo 17. julija ob 12. uri v Viteški dvorani Križank. Dear Guest, we cordially invite you to the opening of the exhibition of works by the participants of The 18th International Fine Arts Colony. The opening will take place on July 17, at noon, in Križanke, Knight's Hall. Darko Brlek Direktor in umetniški vodja Festivala Ljubljana in predsednik Evropskega združenja festivalov Artistic and General Director of the Ljubljana Festival and President of the European Festivals Association Tomaž Milač Slovenija / Slovenia t.milac@gmail.com Lučka Šparovec Slovenija / Slovenia lucka.sparovec@gmail.com Ercan Arslan Turčija / Turkey ercan.arslan@web.de www.ercanarslan.de 3 LJUBLJANA FESTIVAL 2015, 28. 6.–28. 9. 4 Veronika P. Dutt Nemčija / Germany v.p.dutt@t-online.de www.veronika-p-dutt.de Miljenka Šepić Hrvaška / Croatia miljenka.sepic@ri.t-com.hr Branka Kuzmanović Srbija / Serbia branka_art@hotmail.com V času, ko moderna tehnika vedno bolj izpodriva našo lastno imaginacijo, ko nam informacije in podobe na PC-jih, tablicah, pametnih telefonih itd. sugerirajo razni Googli, Yahooji, Twitterji, Facebooki, se sprašujem, kje je v tem svetu prostor za intimno likovno ustvarjanje in ali je sploh še potreba po tem. Bi bilo treba glede na sodobne smernice tudi v umetnosti spremeniti koncept, ga posodobiti ali končati in začeti drugače, znova? Pozornost javnosti se predvsem glede vizualne umetnosti v zadnjih desetletjih obrača pretežno k projektom, k eventom, ki so vsekakor medijsko zanimivejši in ne zahtevajo toliko lastne percepcije. Dovolj je, če prebereš spremljajoče tekste, pa se ti zdi, da si razumel. Če je res »sanjarjenje« stvar preteklosti, arhaizem, kakšne bodo posledice? Ali bo vsak individuum še lahko vse svoje življenje sam in z lastnim doživljanjem ponotranjil in ustvarjal svoj notranji svet, svet lastne fantazije ali mu jih bodo v prihodnosti kar »downloadali«? Razvoj je bliskovit in sodobna umetnost, kakršnakoli že, ne more stati ob strani. Problem je, da smo vedno bolj v dvomih, kaj sodobna umetnost pravzaprav sploh je. 5 Če razmišljam o aspektih, ki bi natančno definirali sodobno umetnost, vidim problem prav v dejstvu, da jo je zelo težko natančno kritiško opredeliti. V obdobju pred šestdesetimi leti se je dalo večino umetniških del preprosto pripisati rezultatu določene slikarske ali umetniške šole. Tudi v sedemdesetih in osemdesetih letih se še vedno pojavljajo jasne tendence, na primer konceptualna umetnost, pop art, performans, grafiti art in še vrsta drugih. Umetnost moderne dobe pa se je transformirala in sledi tudi trendom globalizacije, ekonomije ter politike in sociokulturnim spremembam. Hitrost pretoka informacij in idej je krepko posegla tudi v svet umetnosti in spodbudila večjo multidisciplinarno živahnost, ki je tipična za sodobno umetnost. Prav tako so sodobni trendi tržnosti pripomogli, da smo zašli v slepo ulico, kar se tiče vrednot, sposobnosti izražanja čustev, kreativnosti. Življenje, ki se vedno bolj reducira na »big brother style of life« ali izpeljanki velikega brata zasvojenosti s Facebookom, nikakor ne daje tistega humusa, iz katerega bi nastajale umetnine, vredne tega imena. Sodobno umetnost večkrat mešamo z moderno, vendar vrsta smeri moderne umetnosti na primer ponovno raziskuje osnove slikarstva, barvo, potezo čopiča, teksturo platna ipd. Vrsta umetnikov se v svojih delih odmika od pozornost vzbujajočih trendov in išče rešitve globalizirajočega se sveta v svoji intimi. Namesto postduchampovske filozofije, po kateri lahko vsak predmet postane umetnost, iščejo umetnost v potezah lastne roke. Želijo biti slikarji, torej slikati – ustvarjati slike in še vedno sanjariti. Kot sem že v preteklih letih večkrat omenil, se Mednarodna likovna kolonija Festivala Ljubljana od vrste podobnih razlikuje predvsem po tem, da je aktualno urbana, vendar je obenem izrazito intimna. Možnost miru, ki jo ponuja ambient Plečnikovih Križank, sredi mesta, ki v tem poletnem času dobesedno vrvi od najrazličnejšega kulturnega dogajanja, je neprecenljiva. Do danes jo je tako ocenilo že več kot 136 slikark in slikarjev iz Slovenije in Evrope. Ljubljano so zapustili zadovoljni s tem, kar so doživeli, zelo zadovoljni z rezultati lastnega dela in hvaležni organizatorju, Festivalu Ljubljana, da jim je to izkušnjo omogočil. Gostje letošnje že osemnajste Mednarodne likovne kolonije so poleg domačih iz štirih držav in sicer Miljenka Šepić iz Hrvaške, Ercan Arslan iz Turčije, Veronika P. Dutt iz Nemčije, Branka Kuzmanović iz Srbije ter Duša Jesih, Lučka Šparovec, Lucijan Bratuš in Tomaž Milač iz Slovenije. Vsem želim uspešno sanjarjenje, veliko novih idej, ustvarjalnih trenutkov ter da bi jih Ljubljana očarala tako kot njihove predhodnike. Tomo Vran Selektor 6 LJUBLJANA FESTIVAL 2015, 28. 6.–28. 9. At a time when modern technology is increasingly displacing our imagination, and information and images are suggested to us via PCs, TPads, Smart Phones, etc., by various Googles, Yahoos, Twiters and Facebooks, I often wonder where in this world it is still possible to find a place for intimate artistic creation, or even whether there is a need for one at all. Would it be necessary, according to contemporary trends, to change even the concept of art, to modernise it or just end it completely and start differently all over again? In recent decades, public attention, in visual art in particular, has been turning to projects or events that are more interesting in terms of media, since they do not require that much of one's own perception. It is enough just to read the accompanying text and you already seem to understand it all. practising the post-Duchampian philosophy whereby every object can become a work of art, they seek art in the movements of their own hands. They prefer to be painters, and therefore, to paint, to make pictures, and thus keep daydreaming. If 'daydreaming' is really a thing of the past, an archaism, what are the consequences? Would it still be possible for each and every individual through their entire life and with their own experience to personalise and create their inner world, the world of their own imagination, or is it simply going to be downloaded to them in the future? The development that we are witnessing today is swift, and contemporary art, whatever kind it may be, can not stand aside. The problem is that we are more and more confronted by the dilemma of what contemporary art actually is. If I think of the aspects that precisely define contemporary art, the problem seems to lie in the fact that it is quite difficult to specify it from a critical point of view. Sixty years ago, most works of art could be easily attributed to the result of a certain art school. In the nineteen-seventies and nineteen-eighties also, there were still clear trends such as conceptual art, pop art, performance, graffiti art and a whole range of other art forms. The art of the modern age has been transformed and follows trends of globalisation, economics and politics, as well as sociocultural changes. The flow rate of information and ideas has significantly encroached on the world of art and encouraged the greater multidisciplinary vibrancy typical of the contemporary scene. Present-day trends in marketability also aid the attaintment of a dead-end in values, the expression of emotions and creativity. Our life, progressively reducing itself to a 'big-brother life style' or its 'addiction to Facebook' derivative, certainly does not offer fertile ground from which works of art worthy of the name could be created. Contemporary art is often mixed up with modern art; however, one trend in modern art is repeatedly engaged in exploring the basics of painting - colour, brush stroke, canvas texture, etc. A whole range of artists is moving away from eye-catching trends, looking for solutions in the globalised world in intimate moods. Instead of 7 As I have already mentioned in previous years, what makes the International Fine Arts Workshop hosted by the Ljubljana Festival so special is its unusual fusion of up-to-date urbanity and distinct intimacy. The peaceful ambience of Plečnik's Križanke, situated in the heart of the city, which offers a genuine diversity of cultural events this time of the year, is quite invaluable. Over the years, it has been regarded as such by more than 136 painters from Slovenia and Europe. They left Ljubljana extremely happy with their experience, satisfied with the results of their own work and thankful to the organiser – the Ljubljana Festival – for making it all possible. The guests at this year's International Fine Arts Colony (the18th) are Miljenka Šepić from Croatia, Ercan Arslan from Turkey, Veronika P. Dutt from Germany Branka Kuzmanović from Serbia, Duša Jesih, Lučka Šparovec, Lucijan Bratuš and Tomaž Milač from Slovenia. I wish all the participants a lot of pleasant daydreams, new ideas and creative moments, hope they are as enchanted by Ljubljana as their predecessors. Tomo Vran Selector Izdal / Published by: Festival Ljubljana Zanj / For the Publisher: Darko Brlek, direktor in umetniški vodja / General and Artistic Director Jezikovni pregled / Language Editing: Nataša Simončič Prevod / Translation: Verbum prevajanje in jezikovno izobraževanje, Doris Sodja, s. p. Julij 2015 Glavni sponzor / General sponsor: Sponzorji 63. Ljubljana Festivala / Sponsors of the 63rd Ljubljana Festival: Sponzorji posameznih prireditev / Sponsors of the individual events: Glavni medijski sponzor / General media sponsor: Medijski sponzorji / Media sponsors: Partnerji Ljubljana Festivala / Ljubljana Festival partners: Uradni prevoznik Official carrier: Uradna vina / Official wines: Prevoznik Carrier: Železniški prevoznik Railway transporter: