<nettime> Fw: [spectre] Viennese BLOOD & HONEY

["Calin Dan" <calin@xs4all.nl>]

i take advantage of this short message from steven kovats to bring to the
list's attention an exhibition which, despite the opportunistic theme (and
cheesy title) is a serious cultural overview of the visual culture in the
area. indeed, this could be a good side trip for the Ars Electronica
goers.

calin

----- Original Message -----
From: "stephen kovats" <kovats@intertwilight.net>
To: "spectre" <spectre@mikrolisten.de>
Sent: Tuesday, September 02, 2003 5:36 PM
Subject: [spectre] Viennese BLOOD & HONEY


> BLOOD & HONEY
> Future's In The Balkans
> Curated by Harald Szeemann
>
> Exhibition period: 16.05. - 28.09.2003
>
> At "BLOOD & HONEY - FUTUREšS IN THE BALKANS" The Essl Collection is
> presenting the work of 73 artists from Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina,
> Bulgaria, Kosovo, Croatia, Greece, Macedonia, Moldova, Romania, Slovenia,
> Turkey and Serbia-Montenegro.
>
> One of the biggest and most comprehensive art exhibitions covering the
> greater Balkan area, this exhibition should give a good insight into the
> strong relationship that art has with the political and cultural context
> within this region ... a place that, as the title suggests, is still
looking
> to find its own proper post-Jugoslav, proto-Eurobalkan identity.
>
> The exhibition runs until the end of September, so anyone stopping over in
> Vienna going to or coming from Ars Electronica may be enticed to stop by
...
>
> further info:
>
> www.sammlung-essl.at
>
> ammlung Essl Privatstiftung / The Essl Collection
> An der Donau-Au 1
> 3400 Klosterneuburg / Vienna
> Austria / Europe
> Tel: +43-2243-370 50
> Fax: +43-2243-370 50 DW 22
> Email: office@sammlung-essl.at
>
> Opening hours:
>
> Tue - Sun: 10.00 - 19.00
> Wed: 10.00 - 21.00
> Mon: closed



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