Academic exchange project in cooperation with Columbia University
Locations
City Of Belgrade
City Of New York
In collaboration with studio FORMA based in Stockholm, Sweden, MIKSER initiated and organized an international professional and academic exchange between Columbia University in New York and intellectual circles in Belgrade. The aim was to collect new ideas for strategic development of Belgrade, represented in ten international urban design projects.
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Tuesday, May 15, 2001
Sunday, April 15, 2001
Belgrade: Parallel Urbanity
video installation 2001
DATES AND LOCATIONS:
November 2001, Arthur Ross Gallery, Columbia University, NEW YORK, USA
May 2001, Break 21, Independent Young Artist Festival, Ljubljana, Slovenia
September, 2003, Vitra Museum, BERLIN
This collaborative project gave birth to the Mikser philosophy. After being engaged in numerous socially aware projects in the field of urban design, journalism, documentary film, art., the four authors from diverse continents and from newly independent states joined their studios for a series of collaborative projects that explored urban phenomena that had been neglected by mainstream media and organizations. Their diverse professional and academic backgrounds offered a variety of insights and modes of expression.
The Video installation "Parallel Urbanity" reflected the urban condition defined by systems of parasitic environments which are the result of the dialectics between parallel systems of survival and the underlying infrastructure of Belgrade. This relationship is both symbiotic and antagonistic.
DATES AND LOCATIONS:
November 2001, Arthur Ross Gallery, Columbia University, NEW YORK, USA
May 2001, Break 21, Independent Young Artist Festival, Ljubljana, Slovenia
September, 2003, Vitra Museum, BERLIN
This collaborative project gave birth to the Mikser philosophy. After being engaged in numerous socially aware projects in the field of urban design, journalism, documentary film, art., the four authors from diverse continents and from newly independent states joined their studios for a series of collaborative projects that explored urban phenomena that had been neglected by mainstream media and organizations. Their diverse professional and academic backgrounds offered a variety of insights and modes of expression.
The Video installation "Parallel Urbanity" reflected the urban condition defined by systems of parasitic environments which are the result of the dialectics between parallel systems of survival and the underlying infrastructure of Belgrade. This relationship is both symbiotic and antagonistic.
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