kurator: Katarzyna Kujawska - Murphy współkurator: Agata Drogowska organizator: Stowarzyszenie InterCity

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1 kurator: Katarzyna Kujawska - Murphy współkurator: Agata Drogowska organizator: Stowarzyszenie InterCity

2 DZIELNICA ARTYSTYCZNA PROMOCJA MIĘDZYNARODOWEJ WYSTAWY ARTYSTYCZNEJ W ZAPOMNIANYCH DZIELNICACH POZNANIA: ŚRÓDKA od do Re: GENERACJA Rzeczywista Re: GENERACJA jest regeneracją umysłów, dusz i serc miejscowych ludzi. Stowarzyszenie InterCity ( Urząd Miasta Poznania Wydział Sztuki i Kultury, Wydział Rewitalizacji oraz Biuro Kształtowania Relacji Społecznych, studenci VIII Pracowni Katedry Rysunku Akademii Sztuk Pięknych w Poznaniu, Wyższa Szkoła Nauk Humanistycznych i Dziennikarstwa oraz inne organizacje zainteresowane Miastem dyskutują jak zapomniane dzielnice powinny i mogłyby stawać się lepszymi miejscami, przemienione w jaśniejsze i inspirujące miasto, dedykowane sąsiadom. Publiczne/ Społeczne/ Prywatne Czy przestrzeń jest neutralna? Nawet, jeśli miejsce jest puste, to nigdy nie jest obojętne. Nie zamieszkane, posiadają własne historie i opowieści. Inspiracja otoczeniem posiada możliwości (lub niemożliwości) przekraczania granic, ograniczeń fizycznych i mentalnych. Każde z kąta świata, to poszukiwanie miejsca idealnego. Dom to wielka integrująca siła w życiu, staje się grupą nawyków, przyzwyczajeń, kształtuje wyobraźnię. Ludzie potrzebują domów, by marzyć, wyobrażać, przypominać sobie. Dom jest schronieniem. Wszelkie sekrety przestrzeni są analizowane przez Gaston a Bachelard a w Poetyce przestrzeni, stają się naczyniami dla wyobraźni i przestrzenią dla duszy. Projekt skoncentrowany jest na pracy dedykowanej szczególnemu rodzajowi miejsca - społecznej przestrzeni, a w niej - sztuce publicznej. Architektura - Urbanistyka Programy re-generacji powinny być skoncentrowane na miejskim, urbanistycznym ponownym rozwoju. Współdziałanie sztuki i architektury oferują możliwości do prze-projektowania centrów miast - re-destrukcja implikuje re konstrukcję. De generacja może być zmieniona w Re-generację. Pytania do dyskusji Jaką rolę spełnia sztuka publiczna w ekonomicznym rozwoju? Jakie argumenty są wysuwane w relacji pomiędzy publiczną sztuką i miejską, urbanistyczną regeneracją? Jakie wartości można znaleźć w procesie przekształcania zde generowanych obszarów w Re-generowane centra, za pomocą sztuki publicznej oraz urbanistyczną i architektoniczną rozmaitość? Przestrzenie ekspozycyjne Ponieważ nie istnieją na Dzielnicy żadne galerie, zaanektowalośmy na czas wystawy miejsca nietypowe dla wystawiania sztuki jak np. klatkę schodową kamienicy z początku XX w. (ul. Ostrówek 10/11). Odbyłysię wielkie projekcje na kamienicach otaczające rynek. Zaprosiliśmy miejscowe kino Malta do współpracy oraz miejscowy antykwariat Pokój z Widokiem. Na murach pojawiły się banery z pracami artystów. Zamierzamy promować twórczością Dzielnicę Artystyczną Śródki, tak, aby stała się ideą wolnej myśli, swoisty Hyde Park Poznania. Ustanowiliśmy konkurs wśród artystów i studentów na flagę, którą można manifestować swoje przekonania z dbałością jednak o najwyższy poziom intelektualny. Odbyła się projekcja multimedialna wykreowanych flag. Istotne jest, aby zwrócić uwagę na znaczenie znaku i symbolu, rozważenie różnic zachodzących pomiędzy tymi wartościami. Epilog Wystawa stwarza okazję, by wyrazić kolektywne i indywidualne osiągnięcia lokalnej społeczności, jak i - pojmowanej jak najszerzej - lokalności w ogóle. Promowanie sztuki w oparciu o historię, architekturę, naukę zgłębi różne aspekty kulturalnego i codziennego życia w małych zapomnianych dzielnicach. Takie wydarzenia eksponują postępujący wgląd w re-konstrukcję narodowej i lokalnej tożsamości poprzez odkrywanie i re-afirmację historycznych miejsc, zapomnianych jak dotąd. Katarzyna Kujawska Murphy Poznań, lipiec 2006 r.

3 ART DISTRICT - THE PROMOTION OF INTERNATIONAL ART EXHIBITION IN FORGOTTEN DISTRICTS OF POZNAN: SRODKA from 20 th October 2006 to 28 th October 2006 Re: GENERATION The real regeneration is the regeneration of local people minds, souls and hearts. InterCity Association ( Polish Ministry of Art and Heritage and Poznan City Council, students of VIII Atelier of Drawing Cathedral Academy of Fine Arts in Poznan and other agencies and organizations with an interest in the town discuss how forgotten and poor areas should and could become better places, which could be turned in to a brighter and inspirational town, dedicated to improving the neighborhood. Public/ Social/ Private Is space neutral? Even if space is empty, it s never indifferent. Uninhabited space has its own histories and stories. An environment inspirits with its possibilities (or impossibilities) for crossing borders, physical and mental limits. Each corner from corners of the world is a search of an ideal place. A home is a great strength in life, becomes a group of habits, customs, creates an imagination. People need homes to dream, imagine, and to remember. Home is a shelter. All secrets of a space are examined by Gaston Bachelard in The Poetics of Space, they are vessels for the imagination and space for the soul. Project focuses on work dedicated in a particular kind of space social space and public art. Architecture - Urban Programs of regeneration must be focused on urban re-development and suggestions. Diversity of art and architecture offer opportunities to re-design city centers, re-destruction may have to precede re-construction. De-generation can be converted into Re-Generation. Questions for discussion What role, if any, the public art does in economic development? What arguments are put forward about the relationship between public art and urban regeneration? What values can be found in a process of turning de-generated areas into Re generated centers through art, public art, and urban, and architectural diversity? Show Spaces There are no professional art galleries in Srodka, so we used unusual places for the show, places like a staircase of XX century house (10/11 Ostrowek Str.). Large multimedia projections appeared on buildings around the square. We inviteded to cooperate the local Malta cinema and the local antique bookshop The Room With a View. Art works, banners appeared on walls and fences. We are going to promote Art District of Srodka through art, so it can become an idea of free thought, kind of Hide Park of Poznan. We set a competition between artists and students for a flag, through which convictions can manifested, although with caring for the most intellectual quality. EPILOUGE The exhibition gives opportunity to express the collective and individual achievements of locality. Events deal with history, science, and architecture through a promotion of art and explores various aspects of cultural and everyday life at small forgotten areas. Such event exposes progressive view of re-construct national and local identity through the exploration and re-affirmation of historical areas, although forgotten so far. Kasia Kujawska Murphy Poznan, July 2006

4 DAREK BŁASZCZYK - CÓKIEREK cokierek@wp.pl KABBALAH WALLS cokierek (2002) cokierek Darek Błaszczyk cooperation Sylwek Łuczak music: Andrzej Izi Izdebski Darek Blaszczyk (cókierek) born in Warsaw (Poland) historian of art (Warsaw University), multimedia artist, film director, VJ member of fabrika cókierków art group from Warsaw, vocalist and musician in several alternative Warsaw projects (falemarengo, peacedancejass, SZCZYPEK, session3, szum n szelest) since 1998 VJ (cooperation with musicians & projects SMOLIK, 15minutprojekt, MASALA Sound System, Fet Freddy s Drop/ASTIGMATICfestival) since 2002 cooperating with fashion designer Anna Kuczyńska (fashion shows & installations) 2004 author of short TYLKO JEDNA NOC since 2005 creating s-forma program (about video art & VJ s) for TVPKULTURA 2006 established art & design group TYGRYS&WĄŻ (with Piotr Mańko) participant of SCRIPTEAST international workshop for screenwriters (with project THE HOUSE OF MERRY RETIREMENT/DOM WESOŁEJ STAROŚCI )

5 DARIA BURLIŃSKA tel Daria Burlińska is interested in spaces and products design. She treats art like the devise of reflections. She is studying at the Architecture and Product of Design Department of Academy of Fine Arts in Poznań. When Hunger Troubles

6 B STUVEN I like Srodka because it is like a little island within Poznan, a town in miniature. In its centre is a small rock set on the pavement close to Kino Malta. When I saw this stone I immediately wanted to protect it and for people to recognise its importance. I surrounded it with a cage and chained the stone tight with a lock. In this way I captured the heart of Srodka. But the love that people of this area had for their rock was too strong, and within a few days they had removed the cage, stolen the chain and freed the stone from my prison. So once more the heart of Srodka is free for everyone. Untitled (Caged Rock)

7 AGNIESZKA CHOLEWIŃSKA Born in Poznan study at Academy of Fine Arts, Poznań 2005 diploma work in serigraphy studio, Academy of Fine Arts, Poznań 2005 working as an assistant in Woodcut Studio, Academy of Fine Arts Poznań Active artist, taking part in group and individual exhibitions Biennale Grafiki Studenckiej - Poznań group exhibition - ASP Łódź group exhibition -ASP Warszawa/Muzeum Narodowe/ Arboretum exhibition In Gallery Od Nowa - Toruń group exhibition Pod Papugami Young Art Biennale Grafiki Studenckiej - Poznań group drawing exhibition - Gallery U Jezuitów Poznań group exhibition Lipsk group exhibition of best diploma works ASP Poznań group exhibition Osaca A-21 Contemporary Art. Space CASO Japonia group exhibition Grafika ASP Poznań w Gdańsku group graphic exhibitions Polskie Orły Seul April, exhibition 4 Kąty Inner Spaces Poznań October, Re: Generation of Œródka, exhibition - city space Poznań October, graphic exhibition Poznań Gdańsk Stary Browar Poznań Girl

8 MAGDALENA DOROSZ Born in Master Degree in Fine Arts majored in Graphic Department at the Academy of Fine Arts in Poznań (Poland), prof. Mirosław Pawłowski atelier. She exhibits in Poland and abroad, works as a graphic designer and freelancer. The light installation To Get Free of Custom was illuminated on the wall of a local parish church St. Margarita. To Get Free of The Custom

9 YONG HEE KIM tel.: Parsons School of Design M.F.A. Photography & Related Media 2005 Parsons School of Design B.F.A. Photography 1998 Took part in a various art shows in the USA and abroad, publishes in magazines: Le CéSAR, p.3, 2005, Cuba Libre 1959,Written & illustrated by Charles Harbutt; Trolly, Press, 2005 (Technical Advisor), Photo Imaging: A Complete Guide to Alternative Processes, Written & illustrated by Jill Enfield; Amphoto, Watson Guptill, 2002 (Printing Alternative Process), New York Home Book, The Ashley Group, 2001 COLLECTIONS: International private collection: VIDI VICI President, Italy LKM COSMETICS: In-Yong Chung Jungeun Lee, Korea Tokyo Train

10 OLA ALEKSANDRA KUJAWSKA 2002 Master Degree in Fine Arts majored in Sculpture and Art Education at the Academy of Fine Arts in Poznan (Poland), She took part in many exhibitions in Poland, Germany, South Korea, and Japan. Working on the field of architectural installation, painting and stage design. Lives in Berlin (Germany) and Poznan (Poland). The field of Aleksandra s Kujawska interest is space and architecture it s a form and history, it s meaning and geometry. She is convinced, that an evidence of a human being s condition: architecture gives a special meaning in her artistic creation. A wall erects the contact of inner and outside energy; between nature and irrationality. Geometry, which often is a medium in her art creation, has got a certain kind of silence, which she prefers the most. Geometry is a very fine way of showing aura phenomena, which she brings to an inner space and through this she builds a new reality. And finally, geometry lets to construct such space, which only a human being can create. Crane Mr. Engineer, Thelephone For You, Sir...

11 KATSUMA NORIHIKO (A-21 International Art Exhibition) born in Kobe, Japan1997 solo exhibition neo japanisume Osaka Found Design group Aircom Group exhibition at Kobe international hall, KOBE Aircom EXPO 2000 (12 / 1-12/23) 2000 Second group exhibition at Kobe international hall, KOBE Aircom EXPO 2000 (1 / 7-1/31) 2002 solo exhibition a japanophile* at *contents Label Cafe solo exhibition a japanophile* 2 at *second Booth solo exhibition solo exhibition a japanophile* 3 at *harem 33 *BIG STEP group exhibition *DEF solo exhibition kakejiku *SUMISOU group exhibition derori 2003 *The Kobe fish dance BMV exhibition 2004 *KA-YOU - solo exhibition koushi-no-mukou-gawa*. I was born in Japan, and grow up in Japan. Now I think, how many Japanese is proud of Japan? We Japanese in each time built up own culture, politics and society with pride as one of Japanese. But after the WAR, Japan grow up for western-style it makes our life Convenience. We joined the global society and tend to forget about our past. Think about own Japanese Sence and Thought it may forget. I should be the one who can express Japanese traditional Sence and thought for our future.iki v Japanese-Stylish, YAMATODAMASHII v Japanese spirit, YAMATONADESHIKO v Graceful Japanese woman, WABISABI v Japanese-attitude. Make these things revive in modern style and rebuilt, this is my way.

12 TAE MORIWAKI (A-21 International Art Exhibition) Taé MORIWAKI is an artist from Osaka, Japan. She develops her works especially with the photography and the video. Her works are often described as enigmatic, treating and offering a study of our society and politics. In 2001, after some experiences of exhibitions in Japan, she settled in France to study and prepare the master of art at a university in Paris. Now she lives and works in Paris and participates in the shows in Japan, France and Poland. I ll Go to The Top 1 I ll Go to The Top 2

13 TIM MURPHY tel.: Tim Murphy is an artist and curator from London. He has exhibited internationally including Poland, Japan and Spain. By working with an experimental approach to the notion of drawing his work reflects on cultural psychology, often appropriating media languages and methods as a means to explore and re-invent their meaning. He interprets the process of making art as a journey of ideas, often involving accidents and diversions - not unlike that of a shaggy dog story. Screensaver Town Planner We Don t Serve That Kind Of Customer Here

14 STAVROS PANAGIOTAKIS PAINTER (ΑΣΚΤ BERLIN HDK) INSTRUCTOR 407/80 Department of Architectures, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CULTURAL PROGRAMS & THE PANHELLENIC STUDENT COMPETITIONS OF THE SECONDARY EDUCATION OF WEST THESSALONIKI He works in the fields of stage design, actions performance, fine arts. He elected several major art associations. Took part in many symposiums artistic villages workshops. He has participated in 11 private and 60 group exhibitions in Europe and in Japan. Some of his pieces are exhibited in the collection of Biennale in Peking, in the Macedonian Museum of Modern Art MMMA, in the civic gallery of Athens, in the national Museum of Modern Art, in the civic gallery of Thessaloniki, in the gallery of Association of Macedonian Studies, in the European Center for Development of Professional Skill, Thessaloniki, in the museum Vorre and in other private collections. Xristina Kyttaro

15 JOANNA SALTER tel.: Education Current study: MA Fine Art, St Martins College of Art and Design, London BA Hons Fine Art, Middlesex University, London BTEC Art Foundation, Cambridgeshire Regional College Takes part in various art shows. The objects I make are cartoon-like and don t accurately represent the source. They are without colour or texture ghostly, translucent and unreliable in their physical strength and visual quality. Recreating somewhat banal and insignificant objects (the pipes and skirting in the corner of a room or a teacup) in a time-consuming process draws attention to their everdayness and elevates the ordinary items that feature in our lives. I create these theatrical/animated objects that can t function in reality - devoid of their primary function, that collapse in the real world - hopefully with humour. The Door The Portals

16 IZABELA TARASEWICZ Born in Białystok, studying Sculpture at the Academy of Fine Art in Poznań. She practices sculptures, installations, performances and stage design. Uses various materials: plaster, clay, metal, lard, paraffin, animal skin, paint, ready made objects, wood, photos. Performance, no title

17 GOSIA WIERUSZEWSKA Black Bag Man with Bikes

18 KASIA ZYGADLEWICZ Katarzyna Zygadleiwcz- graduated from PWSSP in Poznań, Department of Painting,Graphics and Sculpture, she received a Diploma of Painting and Serigraphic, and a scholarship from /Ministerastwo Kultury i Sztuki / Administration of Culture and Arts. In the 80 s K.Zygadleiwcz created a series entitled In the Direction of Theatre, Gates and Passes, Flamenco and the first banners she created the outdoor display of banners in Brody Poznańskie, than Oleśnica, Poznań, Wolgast-Germany, Synagogue Pod Białym Bocianem- Wrocław. This talented artist also showed her outdoor display for the Millennium Celebration at the Old Market in Wrocław. In 2005 K. Z. created the cycle Rotating Paintings entitled Angel s Wings and Eden s Gardens in which she departed from the trend of New Configuration. The Artist has shown her Artwork in: Poland, Sweden, Spain, Morocco, Germany, Italy and the U.S.A. Flags

19 THE PRIVATE VIEWING Tim Murphy, film, outside projection Pani Krystyna Nowicka, Pan Lech Podbrez, Pan Gerard Cofta the Audience Joanna Salter, film, outside projection navigation

20 Za pomoc w realizacji wystawy pragniemy złożyć serdeczne podziękowania dla Antykwariatu Pokój z Widokiem, Kinu Malta oraz właścicielom i pracownikom lokalnych sklepików, jak również całej społeczności mieszkającej na Śródce. Organizatorzy URZĄD MIASTA POZNANIA Wydział Rewitalizacji Wydział Kultury i Sztuki VIII PRACOWNIA RYSUNKU AKADEMIA SZTUK PIĘKNYCH W POZNANIU PROMOCJA TWÓRCZOŚCI PATRONAT MEDIALNY Zrealizowano przy pomocy finansowej Ministerstwa Kultury i Dziedzictwa Narodowego

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23 DESIGN AND CONCEPT: TIM MURPHY AND KASIA KUJAWSKA - MURPHY kasia.kujawska@hotmail.com