new member joins tranzit. ro/Cluj team / ro /
Ivett Szabó (born 2000) joins the tranzit.ro/cluj team from March as program coordinator. She is a MA student in Critical Theory and Multicultural Studies, Faculty of History and Philosophy, UBB. She got her BA degree in Hungarian Literature and Comparative Literature Studies, Faculty of Letters, UBB. Ivett is currently working on her Master’s thesis. In her academic work, she is mostly interested in environmental ethics, eco-criticism, and non-human narratives. She has been part of Echinox’s editorial team for 2 years and joined the organizing team of Hervay Literary Circle and Bajnokok Legalja Slam Poetry series shortly after they were founded. In this period she has also been volunteering in experiential education projects like Grund School Oradea. Since late 2019 she is a member of the Save As Pedagogy Action Group (Mentés másként pedagógia). With their annual conference and other events, they intend to connect the academic and civil sphere, teachers and specialists of caring professions, and work to create visibility for systemic issues and inadequately discussed topics of education. Education as a strong political act plays a key role in her work, as well as the analysis of literary language, which has the empowering ability to question the limits of collective imaginaries.
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tranzit. ro is proud to join L’Internationale consortium as a new partner, for the project Museum of the Commons.
Over the coming four years, L’Internationale will implement Museum of the Commons (2023–2026), a project granted €2,000,000 by the EU Creative Europe programme. During this period, the confederation will comprise 14 institutions: Museo Reina Sofía (Spain), MACBA (Spain), M HKA (Belgium), MSN (Poland), Salt (Turkey), Van Abbemuseum (the Netherlands), MSU (Croatia), Haus der Kulturen der Welt (Germany), HDK-Valand (Sweden), NCAD (Ireland), ZRC SAZU (Slovenia), the Institute for Radical Imagination (Italy), tranzit.ro (Romania), the Visual Culture Research Center (Ukraine), and two associate partners, IMMA (Ireland) and WIELS (Belgium), along with the L’Internationale Association.
L’Internationale, the confederation of major European museums, art institutions, research centres and think-tanks, takes its name from the workers’ anthem calling for an equitable democratic society, and references the historical labour movement. In learning from local and shared histories, L’Internationale focuses on what is to come, in imagining, developing and implementing new visions for a future that will be just, democratic and sustainable for everyone, planetwide.
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Friday, 24. February 2023, 19h MuseumsQuartier Wien / Arena21 / at /
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Study room project / photo installation / sk /
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Online lecture by Stefanie Hessler / Q & A with Borbála Soós / sk /
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An event at the Collegium Hungaricum in Berlin / hu /
László Beke died in Budapest on January 31, 2022. One year after his death, the Collegium Hungaricum Berlin commemorates his extraordinary oeuvre with this event. The event is connected to the exhibition Hungarian Neo-avant-garde in the 1960s/1970s (11 November 2022 - 27 January 2023) and is organized in cooperation with tranzit.hu.
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Online lecture by Bárbara Rodríguez Muñoz / Q & A with Zuzana Jakalová / sk /
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Exhibition, 13.01. - 20.01.2023 / at /
Group show with artworks by Ivana Lazic, Lucy Ivanova, Gloria Pagliani, Anatoly Belov, Olha Horiunova, and Mark Chehodaiev
A cooperation between Vitalnya Vienna, Office Ukraine & Format (*.strk)
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artist and curator in residence January – February 2023, Ukraine /
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tranzit.ro/București and The Last Archive present:
Kristin Wenzel: Mira
21 December 2022, 2-5 p.m.
An installation at the Experimental Station for Research on Art and Life, in the village Siliștea Snagovului
Coordinates: https://goo.gl/maps/JQMtN2spqm3iiXMHA
Access: by car via DN1 or A3; by bus no. 446, departure from Piața Presei Libere, arrival at Pescari stop
The work draws a line between the Experimental Station and a semi-abandoned observatory in the remote city of Sonneberg, in Thuringia, in East Germany. The observatory in Sonneberg was famous for their research about variable stars. Variable stars are characterized by a slow change of light intensity, in a rhythm of 330 days. When it is bright, you can even see it with the eye, when it is faint, not even binoculars are enough to see it.
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Fellowships for Curators and Artists at Salzburg Summer Academy 2023 /
ERSTE Foundation offers fourteen fellowships for young artists and emerging curators from Croatia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia and Ukraine to take part in a course of their choice at the International Summer Academy of Fine Arts in Salzburg 2023.
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Exhibition organised by Tampons and pads for all / Absorbante pentru toate / / ro /
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Fellowships for Curators and Artists at Salzburg Summer Academy 2023 / / ro /
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CALL for APPLICATIONS now open until 10 April / cz /
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tranzit. hu’s international magazine on art and culture / hu /
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