Transition and Transition. Josip Vaništa, Oleg Kulik, Blue Noses
Ludwig Museum of Contemporary Art, Budapest, Budapest, 02/07/2014 - 03/09/2014
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The Ludwig Museum - Museum of Contemporary Art presents the exhibition titled Transition under the curatorship of the Montenegrin art historian and critic Petar Ćuković. Three selected artistic experiences are merged, that of Oleg Kulik, Josip Vanista and the Blue Noses Group, by their common ground: the attitude towards dramatic events in the social domain. They explore the time, symbolically marked by the fall of the Berlin wall and what is it that exactly started with post socialism, a time whose very beginning is deeply paradoxically as it is defined by an ending. The present is anxiously lingering between an ending of one era, that it wants to have no connection with, and dreaming about a prolific future that it over and over again fails to reach.
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