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POLO SHIRT (discipline) by Aleš Čermák
The final presentation of Aleš Čermák in Halle 14 took place on the 4th of February and the OPEN A.i.R team didn’t want to miss it. Once decided that we were going to Leipzig, we took the car at 2 p.m. and drove for almost 4.5 hours away from Pilsen. We had enough time to talk about what our expectations were concerning the performance. We had already read about the project and we knew that it was surrounded by a controversial and hard theme: one of the most extreme ways of transportation used by migrants to cross the border, as the artist explains in his Vimeo account. When watching the video trailer, we can see a woman showing photographs of damaged bodies, people traveling by cars, images accompanied by questions such as "how long can catastrophe exist without new stimuli?; "we oscillate while waiting for the next big thing. How long has it been since something like that happened and how big was it actually?” or "what happens if nobody comes up with anything surprising anymore?". The intrigue is built in.
MICHAL CÁB: Small in Japan / Poème électronique pour le monde
Extract from A.I.R.report for Youkobo Gallery
To describe my residency at Youkobo gallery which lasted for two and a half of month is not a piece of cake. It was always an unspoken notion for me to visit Japan and to be faced to the Otherness (E. Levinas) – in any possible meaning – artistic, cultural, ethical, scientific, and religious. One old friend right after I come back to Prague in January told me this first sentence: “Yeah, I heard about one architect who visited Tokyo and afterwards gone out of his mind. How do you feel?”
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OPEN A.i.R. IN NUMBERS (2013-2015)
Photos of the successful exhibition of A B C Z Project by Guillaume Chauvin! Photos (c) Lynda Phan.
The twelfth word: Vidámpark. By Kateřina Sachrová.
If someone wants to see the reverse side of Pécs they don’t have to look long and far, they can just take the city bus to the Misina hill for the image of faded fame of old times. This hill hosts another dominant of the city: an imposing TV tower. Just the bus ride is an adventure in itself, a journey to history. The bus is climbing the sharp bends and sometimes gets to a surprising spot. At one point, one can even be worried.