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The Sun on the Wall
85% Visual Arts
15% Theory


Based on the work of Latvian painter Bruno Vasilevskis (1937-1990), “The Sun on the Wall” deals with conceptual art practices by confronting Vasilevskis’ work with contemporary and historical artists: practices that have always demanded the use of very different media are confronted with conceptual movements from the sixties on, at the same time forging a link to post-conceptual approaches. Supposedly historical parameters must withstand serial art production, the immateriality of the object, and a text-related anti-aesthetic stance of modern assessments.
The exhibition, named after one of Vasilevskis’ works from 1976, is focused on positions from eastern and northern regions of Europe.

01/10 - 28/11
Tue - Sat 14.00 - 18.30

Pavelhaus / Pavlova hiša
With
Ann Böttcher (S), Irwin (SLO), Bogoslav Kalaš (SLO), Yuri Leiderman (D/RUS), Anna Ling (S), Andrei Monastyrsky (RUS), Goran Petercol (HR), Goran Trbuljak (HR), Nikola Uzunovski (I/FIN/MK), Bruno Vasilevskis (LV) et al.

Curated by
Gregor Podnar (SLO)

Pavelhaus, Pavlova hisa

01/10 - 28/11
Tue - Sat 14.00 - 18.30

Pavelhaus / Pavlova hiša

With
Ann Böttcher (S), Irwin (SLO), Bogoslav Kalaš (SLO), Yuri Leiderman (D/RUS), Anna Ling (S), Andrei Monastyrsky (RUS), Goran Petercol (HR), Goran Trbuljak (HR), Nikola Uzunovski (I/FIN/MK), Bruno Vasilevskis (LV) et al.

Curated by
Gregor Podnar (SLO)

Pavelhaus, Pavlova hisa










The Sun on the Wall
85% Visual Arts
15% Theory


Based on the work of Latvian painter Bruno Vasilevskis (1937-1990), “The Sun on the Wall” deals with conceptual art practices by confronting Vasilevskis’ work with contemporary and historical artists: practices that have always demanded the use of very different media are confronted with conceptual movements from the sixties on, at the same time forging a link to post-conceptual approaches. Supposedly historical parameters must withstand serial art production, the immateriality of the object, and a text-related anti-aesthetic stance of modern assessments.
The exhibition, named after one of Vasilevskis’ works from 1976, is focused on positions from eastern and northern regions of Europe.

01/10 - 28/11
Tue - Sat 14.00 - 18.30

Pavelhaus / Pavlova hiša
With
Ann Böttcher (S), Irwin (SLO), Bogoslav Kalaš (SLO), Yuri Leiderman (D/RUS), Anna Ling (S), Andrei Monastyrsky (RUS), Goran Petercol (HR), Goran Trbuljak (HR), Nikola Uzunovski (I/FIN/MK), Bruno Vasilevskis (LV) et al.

Curated by
Gregor Podnar (SLO)

Pavelhaus, Pavlova hisa

01/10 - 28/11
Tue - Sat 14.00 - 18.30

Pavelhaus / Pavlova hiša

With
Ann Böttcher (S), Irwin (SLO), Bogoslav Kalaš (SLO), Yuri Leiderman (D/RUS), Anna Ling (S), Andrei Monastyrsky (RUS), Goran Petercol (HR), Goran Trbuljak (HR), Nikola Uzunovski (I/FIN/MK), Bruno Vasilevskis (LV) et al.

Curated by
Gregor Podnar (SLO)

Pavelhaus, Pavlova hisa