Kitschen Contemporary Art Initiative, 'Müphem, Sarhoş, Köpek'
(Ambiguous, Drunk, Dog) Exhibition Poster
New contemporary art space HUB Art Space of CerModern, in its sixth exhibiton is hosting “Ambiguous, Drunk, Dog” exhibition of Kitschen Contemporary Art Initiative.
In the exhibition which can be seen between the dates 21.01.2014-01.03.2014 the recent period political memory is being transferred to the visitors by the eyes of the artists of the capital which are gathered together from various disciplines.
* PRESS RELEASE
Is a crack on a piece of marble which has been considered as an art work political? Or can a single musical note be political? Artistic production is necessarily bears the trace of the social life it is involved and of course each trace can be read as a political move in history. Artistic production in this sense is indeed political. When considered from artist’s point of view; is “Political artist” definition right as a meaning? No. Because each artist necessarily takes a stand politically, thus each artist is already political.
However, we can think that there is a difference between to be political and to occupy oneself directly in political issues. In this sense, some works, artists and exhibitions directly target to be political beyond being political.
The exhibition entitled as “Ambiguous, Drunk, Dog!” also targets to be political.
Exhibition proceeds over three metaphors: These are the words of “Ambiguous, Drunk and Dog”. These three words hold the recent political life of this geography under a microscope and their sub-references are directed to our recent political experiences, practices. Although the exhibition aims to keep all the discussions fresh under this subject and to ensure that these discussions to be the deep waves of the future, it also targets to gather the participators from various art initiatives and artists with academic origin or those who work individually together. Because, according to us; “Our recent political experiences and practices that we believe that they are our common memory, reminded us the importance of acting collectively, integration, claiming our rights together and sharing.”
Kitschen Contemporary Art Initiative
The exhibition of which the theme was determined and compiled by Kitschen Contemporary Art Initiative, can be visited after the opening cocktail to be held in HUB Art Space on 21.01.2014 until 01.03.2014.
Participating Artists: Alper Aydın / Baran Çağinli / İlker Çelen / Serkan Demir / Erdal Duman / Fırat Engin / Elif Varol Ergen / Engin Esen / Şinasi Güneş / Bora Gürdaş / Aslı Işıksal / Mustafa İlhan / Ekin Kılıç / Deniz Cemal Koşar / Sılacan Köseler / Umay Yılmaz Kutay / Aykut Öz / Seval Şener / Ali Şentürk / Erinç Ulusoy
Address: Altınsoy Cad. No:3 06101 Sıhhıye, Ankara, Turkey
T: 0 312 310 00 00 /144
F: 0 312 310 10 00
W: http://cermodern.org/
In the exhibition which can be seen between the dates 21.01.2014-01.03.2014 the recent period political memory is being transferred to the visitors by the eyes of the artists of the capital which are gathered together from various disciplines.
* PRESS RELEASE
Is a crack on a piece of marble which has been considered as an art work political? Or can a single musical note be political? Artistic production is necessarily bears the trace of the social life it is involved and of course each trace can be read as a political move in history. Artistic production in this sense is indeed political. When considered from artist’s point of view; is “Political artist” definition right as a meaning? No. Because each artist necessarily takes a stand politically, thus each artist is already political.
However, we can think that there is a difference between to be political and to occupy oneself directly in political issues. In this sense, some works, artists and exhibitions directly target to be political beyond being political.
The exhibition entitled as “Ambiguous, Drunk, Dog!” also targets to be political.
Exhibition proceeds over three metaphors: These are the words of “Ambiguous, Drunk and Dog”. These three words hold the recent political life of this geography under a microscope and their sub-references are directed to our recent political experiences, practices. Although the exhibition aims to keep all the discussions fresh under this subject and to ensure that these discussions to be the deep waves of the future, it also targets to gather the participators from various art initiatives and artists with academic origin or those who work individually together. Because, according to us; “Our recent political experiences and practices that we believe that they are our common memory, reminded us the importance of acting collectively, integration, claiming our rights together and sharing.”
Kitschen Contemporary Art Initiative
The exhibition of which the theme was determined and compiled by Kitschen Contemporary Art Initiative, can be visited after the opening cocktail to be held in HUB Art Space on 21.01.2014 until 01.03.2014.
Participating Artists: Alper Aydın / Baran Çağinli / İlker Çelen / Serkan Demir / Erdal Duman / Fırat Engin / Elif Varol Ergen / Engin Esen / Şinasi Güneş / Bora Gürdaş / Aslı Işıksal / Mustafa İlhan / Ekin Kılıç / Deniz Cemal Koşar / Sılacan Köseler / Umay Yılmaz Kutay / Aykut Öz / Seval Şener / Ali Şentürk / Erinç Ulusoy
Address: Altınsoy Cad. No:3 06101 Sıhhıye, Ankara, Turkey
T: 0 312 310 00 00 /144
F: 0 312 310 10 00
W: http://cermodern.org/
W: http://bubirkitschenetkinligidir.wordpress.com/
