Spy on Me #3 at HAU Berlin
Beta Version Box - Workshop for Digital Theatre, 26 March, 18:00-20:00
Beta Version Box - Workshop for Digital Theatre, 26 March, 18:00-20:00
Open to public: March 15 – May 2! as part of: 3hd festival, created by Creamcake
MycoTV returns for its third edition featuring featuring: Zoë Claire Miller, Philipp Timischl, Mona Varichon and Bruno Zhu. 2-6 March on ICA’s Cinema 3.
Viktor Timofeev assembled a radio program, including our new sound piece ‘Phantom Foray’. Tune in via Montez Press Radio, 27 October, 7pm EST (00:00 CET). Full...
available to download for both MacOS and Windows via Gossamer Fog / Antechamber.
Daily: 15 June - 19 June 6pm - 8pm BST (GMT+1)
at Futura, Prague (group exhibition), 12.6. - 26. 7. 2020
Postponed due to the spread of COVID-19. More info soon
at Somerset House, London
16 November 2019 - 26 January 2020
Commencing with a series of presentations by speakers introducing their research related to different aspects of mycelium, fungal growth and its ramified logics, the Mycological Twist invites Karolina Brzuzan to reflect upon edibility and nutrition. Recent events in Syria, where around 400,000 people live under siege, shows that malnutrition is still being used as a inhuman weapon against civilians. During her presentation Karolina will highlight several moments in history where malnutrition was used as a method to suppress a population. Through offering samples of dishes that are being eaten in the above mentioned conditions, Karolina gives a view into a population being thrown back on its most local resources.
Karolina Brzuzan (b. 1983) is an artist based in Warsaw, Poland. Her social-minded practice considers problems rooted in the conditions governing contemporary human existence. Her projects appear in different media from installations to objects, video and publications.
Natural elements such as plants and food, along with animal behaviour, are often featured in her work, putting emphasis on how these are depicted through an anthropomorphic point of view. Between 2009 – 2011 Karolina collaborated with Piotr Adamski to research the boundary separating the creations of nature and that of the human mind, revealing tensions and clashes between the two. The resulting work questioned the natural order of things, dismantling accepted truths and clichés.
Karolina Brzuzan is currently working on a long-term project ‘Starvation Cookbook’, researching the subject of famine around the world, the political reasons behind it and the ways in which local communities face such situations. This project will take the form of both a series of works and a book.
supported by Arts Council England