Inštitut Egon March
Mucherjeva 8, SI-1000 Ljubljana
Marko Košnik, Director
Phone386 (41) 883 402
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[[Marko Košnik]] gave a lecture about ''Operablis and Ditopias'' and presented documentation of project presentations in [[Trubar Literature House]] in September 2011. | [[Marko Košnik]] gave a lecture about ''Operablis and Ditopias'' and presented documentation of project presentations in [[Trubar Literature House]] in September 2011. | ||
==Recent project: Electropera== | ==Recent project: Electropera== | ||
| − | ''Electropera'', a travelling festival was a three-year project (2009-2011) of Egon March Institute in the context of X-OP network, an European platform for the creation of art that joins artists, researchers, operators, producers and cultural institutions | + | ''Electropera'', a travelling festival was a three-year project (2009-2011) of Egon March Institute in the context of X-OP network, an European platform for the creation of art that joins artists, researchers, operators, producers and cultural institutions. |
Egon March Institute joined and synchronised production of artists, operators and curators in a an umbrella project Electropera. In a form of a touring groups, artists could therefore include different places and present their work - performances, concerts, installations, screenings and exhibitions, symposiums and workshops on various venues where they also created site specific interventions and land-art works. | Egon March Institute joined and synchronised production of artists, operators and curators in a an umbrella project Electropera. In a form of a touring groups, artists could therefore include different places and present their work - performances, concerts, installations, screenings and exhibitions, symposiums and workshops on various venues where they also created site specific interventions and land-art works. | ||
| − | Egon March Institute conducted | + | Egon March Institute conducted 7 premiere acts and the final presentation of the Electropera. At the first act ''Parahouse 12'' there were 20 artists participating and the event took place in Berlin in January 2009. The following acts took place in Slovenia, Croatia, Turkey, Portugal, Estonia, Finland and Austria. |
The most important project was Act 7: ''Coding the Society'' that Egon March Institute co.produced with [[K6/4 Institute]] in June 2011. | The most important project was Act 7: ''Coding the Society'' that Egon March Institute co.produced with [[K6/4 Institute]] in June 2011. | ||
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| − | The conclusion of the Electropera took place in Maribor with the ''Operabil Relocation'' production. [[Marko Košnik]] and [[Irena Tomažin]] had an improvised performance with video instrument and voice. | + | The conclusion of the Electropera took place in Maribor with the ''Operabil Relocation'' production. [[Marko Košnik]] and [[Irena Tomažin]] had an improvised performance with video instrument and voice. |
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==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 09:03, 8 May 2012
Contact
Past Events
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22 Aug 2021
Ditopia Memotopia, video remix 2021 by Marko Košnik, Egon March Institute
at the Arterija International Festival of Visual Arts
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6 Sep 2019
8 Sep 2019
STWST48X5 Stay Unfinished sessions, with an artist Marko Košnik (Egon March Institute) and a landscape architect and urbanist Urška Škerl participating
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30 Jul 2018
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14 Dec 2012
A lecture by Marko Košnik, Egon March Institute at the Insular Languidity event presented by Fete dela WSK, Greenpapaya Arts Project, 98B Arts Collaboratory, and Subflex
at the Fete dela WSK
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4 Jun 2011
Performance Symposium on the Past, Present and Future of the Fluxus-Movement, Is Fluxus Dead? Intermedia Rules! From Networked Performance Events to VanGoghTV, Coded Cultures and Art-on-Strike, a lecture by Marko Košnik (Egon March Institute) Globalism Rules! Immaterial Art Practises behind the Iron Curtain, a part of the EU funded project X-OP- eXchange of art operators and producers led by KIBLA Multimedia Centre
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9 Nov 2010
13 Nov 2010
X-OP - eXchange of art operators and producers, including Egon March Institute project Operabil Helsinki - (Electropera Act 5), in the scope of EU funded project led by KIBLA Multimedia Centre
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1 Jul 2010
30 Aug 2010
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13 May 2010
15 May 2010
X-OP meeting and events, EU funded project X-OP - eXchange of art operators and producers led by KIBLA Multimedia Centre, collaborative performance Operabil Hexpo - (Electropera Act 4) by Marko Košnik, Egon March Institute
at the Avamaa International Symposium of Art and Ideas
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7 May 2010
X-OP: Festival Time and Technique produced by KIBLA Multimedia Centre, ELECTROPERA performance lecture with live topographic imagery by Marko Košnik, Egon March Institute, curatorial dinner by Petra Kapš, a lecture Dictionary of Subsidized Art - Here and Now by Aleksandra Kostić, DVD screenings by Peter Tomaž Dobrila, an exhibition and lecture Drawing by artists Polona Maher and Petra Varl, EU funded project X-OP- eXchange of art operators and producers
History
Collaborations
The Institute regularly cooperates with numerous national and specially with international colleagues and institutions. Since the establishment it has collaborated with Radio Študent (RŠ) which had a regular transmission Egon March Institute presents (1991 - 1996) which included MUU (Media Uplink Unit). Radio Študent and KUD also broadcasted Van Gogh TV Piazza Virtuale, a project presented at Dokumenta IX in Kassel in 1992. The project connected a local newly born commercial TV Kanal A which transmitted the picture from the satellite TV (SAT1) and the sound of Radio Študent together. The interactive TV programme was marked with all pre-internet technological solutions. Egon March Institute also actively collaborated with Video Production Kregar Studio (VPK Studio). Together they have produced several projects for example Cukrarna (Sugar Factory) (first presented at Mediennbienale Leipzig 1994) .
Projects
Egon March Institute is often regarded as a synonym for Marko Košnik's sound installations, instrumentalist and video performances, interactive theatre environments and other projects. Egon March Institute has produced or co-produced several Marko Košnik's projects such as Stvar - Das Ding - The Thing (1991), Membrane (1994), A B Sence (Cankarjev dom 1996, New Moves, Glasgow 1997) where Marko Košnik cooperated with Mateja Bučar, the PARA Trilogy which included: (I) Parahouse (1997), a cross-field study between ergonomics of the public place (the house) and different purposes its rooms are used for in the social context, its first phase being performed during the Ostranenie Festival in Dessau in 1997; (ii)Paparapapa (1998), a continuous one-week performance by three artists located in Ljubljana, Frankfurt and Paris, synchronised via Cu-See-Me conferencing system and real video/audio transmissions over the Internet; and (iii) PA-RA (1998), a multimedia theatre performance premiered at Cankarjev dom, Desktop Cinema (Bern 2000) and Theothea (Beograd 2001).
Within the framework of the Institute Marko Košnik has had numerous performances, lectures and workshop tutorials all around the Europe and has initiated educative media environments - for example the Ministry of Experiment, an intermediate space for sharing resources and interests (1997 - 2000). Egon March Institute organised hEXPO - International Festival of Self Organising Cultural Forms with over 70 international guests invited to Ljubljana, Koper and Maribor in 2000.
Operabils and Ditopias
In the years 2004- 2011 Egon March Institute produced Marko Košnik's Operabils and Ditopias some of them in collaboration with other artists, for example with Barbara Thun in Klanggalerie Tube in München. Operabils are modules of media opera while Ditopias are a form of in situ interactive installations, the first one presented in Caen. Since than Košnik has created over 20 Operabils and Ditopias situated in Tirania, Brno, Istanbul, Helsinkih, Rijeka, Maribor, Ljubljana and other generally European cities. Among the most important Operabils are The Missing Engine of Laputa (solo performance for Dokumenta Urba 2 in Kassel, 2006), Operabil Conspirare (at the opening ceremony in the Auditorium of the Berlin festival Transmediale 08. where Košnik performed with Stephen Kovats) and Operabil Kobe (with Barbara Thun and Masayuki Sumi in 2006). Marko Košnik gave a lecture about Operablis and Ditopias and presented documentation of project presentations in Trubar Literature House in September 2011.
Recent project: Electropera
Electropera, a travelling festival was a three-year project (2009-2011) of Egon March Institute in the context of X-OP network, an European platform for the creation of art that joins artists, researchers, operators, producers and cultural institutions. Egon March Institute joined and synchronised production of artists, operators and curators in a an umbrella project Electropera. In a form of a touring groups, artists could therefore include different places and present their work - performances, concerts, installations, screenings and exhibitions, symposiums and workshops on various venues where they also created site specific interventions and land-art works. Egon March Institute conducted 7 premiere acts and the final presentation of the Electropera. At the first act Parahouse 12 there were 20 artists participating and the event took place in Berlin in January 2009. The following acts took place in Slovenia, Croatia, Turkey, Portugal, Estonia, Finland and Austria.
The most important project was Act 7: Coding the Society that Egon March Institute co.produced with K6/4 Institute in June 2011. Cyberpipe hosted a symposium with many worldwide known lecturers and artists from all over the world. Among others there were Ben Patterson (USA) from the Fluxus movement, Tom Fuersnter (Austria) and Michael Saup (Germany) - former professors of ZKM in Karlsruhe, and Andreas Findeisen (Austria, Germany) who all presented radical research areas in contemporary art, while Irene Agrivine (Indonesia), Ferial Affif (Indonesia) and Serra Ozhan Yueksel (Turkey) presented development of artistic models in eastern Indonesia and Turkey. The symposium was simultaneously upgraded with a sound system and a video projection of the happening in Cyberpipe in the Cafe Metropol (at Kersnikova) which enabled parallel dialogues, monitoring and comments. The platform for live processing of text and graphic material was managed by Boštjan Čadež, Maja Smrekar and Luka Prinčič.
Performances and stage events were held in Club K4 where visitors could see Ben Patterson: Cloning Society - Recent Developments and Jaapa Blonka (Netherlands): dr. Voxoid's Next Move. Performance - symposium presented latests developments in economy, politics, technology, culture and art and marked the 25th anniversary of the Egon March Institute.
The conclusion of the Electropera took place in Maribor with the Operabil Relocation production. Marko Košnik and Irena Tomažin had an improvised performance with video instrument and voice.
See also
External links
Archives
- Egon March Institute presents, Radio Študent (RŠ): archive
- Egon March Institute projects: video archive
- Marko Košnik on the Videodokument (Videoart in Slovenia 1969-98) website
Projects
- PARAHOUSEyt01 on youtube
- [uid Marko Košnik on Transmediale 2008]
- Marko Košnik´s project in KIBLA 2009 on the ACE KIBLA website
- Marko Košnik on the Apatmentproject website
- Ministry of Experiment
- Marko Košnik in Tesla Berlin
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