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Vladivostok school of contemporary art 2015 2017

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WHY?

The system of academic art education in Russia

hasn’t changed fundamentally since XVIIIth century

School for contemporary art has an aim to reflect the real society’s condition and current ideas of our time

Academism proclaims the craft skills as

the most important ones

Contemporary art built on a base of academism teaches to produce meanings

WHAT DOES VLADIVOSTOK GET?

Active educational platform for professional

art discussion

New stuff for Vladivostok Biennale of contemporary art 2017

Fresh competitive pool of vladivostok artists, curators and critics

status of the cultural caprital of Far East through the participation of young vladivostok artists, curators and critics in russian and internatoinal (esp. Asian) exhibitions, art fairs and residencies

Professional critical point of view from media on the cultural scene

of Vladivostok

High level of exhibitional projects’ and city art festivals’ organisation

INVESTOR

capitalizes culture

goes down in history and associates his name with the philanthropy in art

becomes the owner of his own collection of contemporary art

TEACHER

transmits the unique experience

becomes immortal through the followers

STUDENT

creates new meanings

becomes the part of the Far-Eastern cultural production and local art discourse

WHAT?

World contemporary art historybasical movements, genres, key figures and events

Philosophy in artTheories, key philosophers and their heritage

Curating in artHistory, methodology, tools, cases

Art managementArt business, financial and project management in art

Art criticismmethodology, criticism of criticism, art journalism

WHO?

artistinvestigation

reflexionstatement

new memory

curatorvector of cultureexperience’s analysis managementarchiving

art criticcritical analysis

art publicityopinion management

new mythology

application period: 10 august – 12 september 2015 (4 weeks)

competition: CV, portfolio, application form, interview

1 semester: 29 september – 27 december 2015 (13 weeks)

final winter exhibition: 14-31 january 2016 (2 недели)

2 semester: 1 february – 29 may 2016 (17 weeks)

final summer exhibition: 1-31 july 2016 (4 weeks)

3 semester: 5 september – 25 december 2016 (16 weeks)

final winter exhibition: 12 january – 5 february 2017 (3,5 weeks)

4 semester: 13 february – 28 may 2017 (15 weeks)

final summer exhibition: 12 june – 30 july 2017 (7 weeks)

full-time education3 times per week (Tuesday, Thursday 19:30-21:00, Saturday 11:00-14:00)

Price: 15 000 rub/semester or 5 000 rub/month

WHEN?

HOW?

lecturesseminars

skype conferences

workshopsportfolio review

artist talk

residenciesplein air

exhibitionspresentations

screeningsperformances

THEORETICAL COURSE

Contemporary art movements and methodology of art history

Art history of the end XIXth - first half XXth century (impressionism; fauvism, neoimpressionism, P. Сеzann; cubism, futurism, russian cubofuturism; first abstraction.. V. Kandinskiy, К. Malevitch, М. Larionov, P. Mondrian; soviet art of the 1920th, constructivism; dadaism; surrealism; expressionism; bauhaus)

Art history of the second half XXth century (abstract expressionism, post-painterly abstraction, minimalism, pop-art, conceptualism, performance, installation, social sculpture, american art of the end 1970th – begining 1980th (first post-modernism works), the second part of post-modernism, europe directions of 1980th, sculpture, russian art of the second part of XXth century, current situation, regional art)

Contemporary art theories in contemporary art criticism (contemporary art in texts of K. Grinberg, H. Rosenberg, L. Lippard, R. Krauss, D. Crimp, B. Buchloh, T. J. Clark, М. Fried, N. Bourriaud, C. Bishop, M. Kwon, G. Kester)

Art philosophy (semiotic theory of art, ancient philosophy, Newton-Cartesian model of the world, Renaissance, modernist manifests, semiotics and structural lingvistics, speculative realism, modern philosophy concepts)

History of representation and theory of curating (exsposition as the historical phenomena, exhibitional practices during the competition between art groups, avantgarde and representation, авангард и репрезентация, ideologization of exhibitional practices, representation and institualisation of modernism, white cube problem, institutional criticism)

Art criticism, criticism of criticism, B. Berenson, O. Mirbeau, J. Ruskin, E. Dyogot, M. Kantor. AICA (Association Internationale des Critiques d’Art)

Art business (art management, gallery business, art dealers, art market)

Workshops with different mediumsCritical, curatorial texts writing intensive

Group exhibition preparation

Workshops, portfolio review, artist talk, reading groups (saturday 11:00-14:00)

PRACTICAL COURSE

Artist statement development. Self-positioning. Manifest of the artist, curator, art critic.

Composition. Painting, graphics.

Art in space. Sculpture, installation, street art.

Performance. Art before image. work with body.

Media art. Photography. Videoart.

Interactive, communicative and mixed media.

Artist and curatorial research. field study.

Texts writing. Automatic writing, curatorial text, journalistic research.

Contemporary music and poetry.

Art management. Estimate, exhibitional project’s budget calculating, logistics, art pieces transporting, working with contributors.

GENERAL LECTURERS

Irina Kulikart historian

Alexandra Obukhova art historian

Aidan Salakhovaartist

academic

Elena KovylinaartistPerformance school founder

TUESDAYTHURSDAY

SATURDAY 11:00-14:00

19:30-21:00

Ilmira Bolotyancritic, curator

artist

Antonio Geusacurator, critic

Andrey Velkanovphilosopher

Moscow

Anna Reichartist

anthropologistUSA

Beral MadracuratorTurkey

Volker Diehlgallerist

Galerie Volker Diehl Germany

Pascal Gielensociologist Norway

Jenny Falckenbergart managerGermany

Olga Kisseleva artistFrance

Veronika Dedovaart managerdealerVladivostok

Alisa Bagdonaiteart manager

Moscow

Viviana ChecchiacuratorPalestine-Scotland

Elena Panteleevart manager

Moscow

Oleg BatukhtinartistNakhodka

Ilyas ZinatulinartistVladivostok

Irina Fomichevacurator

FEFUVladivostok

ADDITIONALLECTURERS

Gijs Kesslersociologist

Moscow

Mikhail PavinPhotoartistVladivostok

Anna Prizkauart critic

Germany

Valentin Dyakonovart criticMoscow

Maria Kravtsovaart criticMoscow

Kristina Nazarevskayaartist, art criticUSA

Nikita Spiridonovartist

Moscow

Farid RasulovartistAzerbaijan

Gleb Teleshovartist

Vladivostok

Simon Hewittart criticSwitzerland

FyodorMorozov

artist,Vladivostok

Ilya Wolfart managerMoscow

Yulia Klimkoart managerVladivostok

AUTHOR AND PROJECT COORDINATOR

YANA GAPONENKO8 914 680 82 80

[email protected]