Based on a brainstorm and research with Simone Florio
Performance for a 1842 Square Meter Drawing
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Kontakt Collection

The daily practice of hand-drawing by Nilbar Güres inhabits the walls and nooks of the space for a week. The artist performs with rudimentary means on the scale of the 1,842 m2 of the exhibition space.

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Facts and rumours (research in progress)

Courtesy Eva Barto

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Centre national des arts plastiques / Inv. FNAC 2021-0242

Anyone who agrees to enter the room must sign a performance contract. The purpose of the contract is as follows: from the moment one enters the room to the moment one leaves, all gestures and sounds produced within the exhibition space are legally considered as part of Jung59

Courtesy of the artist and Salle principale, Paris.

Collection Centre national des arts plastiques / FNAC 2022-0117

IKHÉA©SERVICES
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Pad printing on cardboard
Kontakt Collection
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In his singular artistic practice starting in the early 1960s, Július Koller has deliberately multiplied and varied his works, dignifying worthless objects of common use with his personal signature and thus undermining the art world’s principles and rules or commodity.

OHO by Luka Savić
Untimely
Kontakt Collection

I chose a simple linear grid as seen in the drawing and marked the points on the ceiling. I attached the ends of the cords one by one with tesaflex at these points and let the cord go down to make a pattern on the floor (the cords must be long enough). I stuck plastic sheeting over the pattern to prevent visitors from smudging the patterns.

IKHÉA©SERVICES (Guillaume du Boisbaudry)
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OHO by Luka Savić
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A grid is drawn on the wall with 4 rows at the top and 12 rows at the bottom using black chalk. Four participants draw a line in the square every day. Each day, the participants send a scan of a line in a square via email, which is later drawn on the grid on the wall. The duration of the performance is 12 days with 4 participants (one in Paris, one in America and two in Slovenia).

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Centre national des arts plastiques / FNAC 2014-0063

The choreographers respond to an invitation to perform by foregoing their travel and passing on their fee to people living in the country illegally, who are invited to come and perform a dance typical of their cultures in the context of the event.

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Try to wear a long prosthetic Pinocchio nose without it falling off your face.

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Stand against a white wall and reanact the painting Standing Woman in Red by Egon Shiele. Walk away.

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Tie two strings to your elbows like a puppet.

OHO by Luka Savić
Intempestif
Kontakt Collection

I chose a simple linear grid as seen in the drawing and marked the points on the ceiling. I attached the ends of the cords one by one with tesaflex at these points and let the cord go down to make a pattern on the floor (the cords must be long enough). I stuck plastic sheeting over the pattern to prevent visitors from smudging the patterns.

IKHÉA©SERVICES
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Centre national des arts plastiques / FNAC 09-235

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Facts and rumours (research in progress)

Courtesy Eva Barto

Courtesy of the artist and Salle principale, Paris.
Collection Centre national des arts plastiques / FNAC 2022-0117

OHO by Luka Savić
Untimely

A grid is drawn on the wall with 4 rows at the top and 12 rows at the bottom using black chalk. Four participants draw a line in the square every day. Each day, the participants send a scan of a line in a square via email, which is later drawn on the grid on the wall. The duration of the performance is 12 days with 4 participants (one in Paris, one in America and two in Slovenia).

Untimely
Centre national des arts plastiques / FNAC 2014-0063

Each version of Anthropométrie is announced to visitors by the display of a text that is written by hand on the walls of the site in question: “Several people infiltrate the flow of visitors and the spaces of the museum by anticipating and acting out their movements and their pauses, guided only by the architectural characteristics of the site and the scenography of its spaces.

Based on a brainstorm and research with Simone Florio
Performance for a 1842 Square Meter Drawing
Untimely
Kontakt Collection

The daily practice of hand-drawing by Nilbar Güres inhabits the walls and nooks of the space for a week. The artist performs with rudimentary means on the scale of the 1,842 m2 of the exhibition space.

OHO by Luka Savić
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1. WRITING THE WORK ON THE WALL
2. PHOTOGRAPHING IT-DEVELOPING FILM
3. PROJECTING NEGATIVE ON POSITIVE IN EXACT CORRESPONDENCE
4. IDEALLY THEY SHOULD NEUTRALIZE EACHOTHER COMPLETING THE WORK WITH ERASURE OF ITSELF

Pad printing on cardboard
Kontakt Collection
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In 1965, Július Koller introduced his “Anti-happening” series and soon turned it into a permanent process of demystifying the institution of socialist culture. His dialectical language games, which he distributed as notices—text cards with stamped letters—were disseminated via the mail.

IKHÉA©SERVICES
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Centre national des arts plastiques / FNAC 09-235

Courtesy of the artist and Salle principale, Paris.

Collection Centre national des arts plastiques / FNAC 2022-0117

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Centre national des arts plastiques / FNAC 2014-0063

The choreographers respond to an invitation to perform by foregoing their travel and passing on their fee to people living in the country illegally, who are invited to come and perform a dance typical of their cultures in the context of the event.

OHO by Luka Savić
Untimely

A grid is drawn on the wall with 4 rows at the top and 12 rows at the bottom using black chalk. Four participants draw a line in the square every day. Each day, the participants send a scan of a line in a square via email, which is later drawn on the grid on the wall. The duration of the performance is 12 days with 4 participants (one in Paris, one in America and two in Slovenia).

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Facts and rumours (research in progress)

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Centre national des arts plastiques / FNAC 2014-0063 

Each version of Anthropométrie is announced to visitors by the display of a text that is written by hand on the walls of the site in question: “Several people infiltrate the flow of visitors and the spaces of the museum by anticipating and acting out their movements and their pauses, guided only by the architectural characteristics of the site and the scenography of its spaces.

Based on a brainstorm and research with Simone Florio
Performance for a 1842 Square Meter Drawing
Untimely
Kontakt Collection

The daily practice of hand-drawing by Nilbar Güres inhabits the walls and nooks of the space for a week. The artist performs with rudimentary means on the scale of the 1,842 m2 of the exhibition space.

les gens d’Uterpan with l’École des Actes
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Centre national des arts plastiques / FNAC 2014-0063

The choreographers respond to an invitation to perform by foregoing their travel and passing on their fee to people living in the country illegally, who are invited to come and perform a dance typical of their cultures in the context of the event.

IKHÉA©SERVICES
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IKHÉA©SERVICES
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Centre national des arts plastiques / FNAC 09-235

Courtesy of the artist and Salle principale, Paris.
Collection Centre national des arts plastiques / FNAC 2022-0117

Untimely

Facts and rumours (research in progress)

Courtesy Eva Barto

Based on a brainstorm and research with Simone Florio
Performance for a 1842 Square Meter Drawing
Untimely
Kontakt Collection

The daily practice of hand-drawing by Nilbar Güres inhabits the walls and nooks of the space for a week. The artist performs with rudimentary means on the scale of the 1,842 m2 of the exhibition space.

OHO by Luka Savić
Untimely

A grid is drawn on the wall with 4 rows at the top and 12 rows at the bottom using black chalk. Four participants draw a line in the square every day. Each day, the participants send a scan of a line in a square via email, which is later drawn on the grid on the wall. The duration of the performance is 12 days with 4 participants (one in Paris, one in America and two in Slovenia).

Courtesy of the artist and Salle principale, Paris.

Collection Centre national des arts plastiques / FNAC 2022-0117

Untimely
Centre national des arts plastiques / FNAC 2014-0063 

Each version of Anthropométrie is announced to visitors by the display of a text that is written by hand on the walls of the site in question: “Several people infiltrate the flow of visitors and the spaces of the museum by anticipating and acting out their movements and their pauses, guided only by the architectural characteristics of the site and the scenography of its spaces.

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Facts and rumours (research in progress)

Courtesy Eva Barto

Pad printing on cardboard
Kontakt Collection
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Starting in 1970, Koller became the subject of a series of annual portraits known as “U.F.O.-naut J.K.” Koller’s strategy of using real objects, the real world, and everyday life as a given program for displacement gained particular attention; a strategy intended to put an end to aesthetics and to create a “new cultural situation,” resulting in a “new life, a new creativity, and a new Cosmohumanist Culture.”

Glitch (Carol Cultot)
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Based on a brainstorm and research with Simone Florio
Performance for a 1842 Square Meter Drawing
Untimely
Kontakt Collection

The daily practice of hand-drawing by Nilbar Güres inhabits the walls and nooks of the space for a week. The artist performs with rudimentary means on the scale of the 1,842 m2 of the exhibition space.

Glitch
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OHO by Luka Savić
Untimely

A grid is drawn on the wall with 4 rows at the top and 12 rows at the bottom using black chalk. Four participants draw a line in the square every day. Each day, the participants send a scan of a line in a square via email, which is later drawn on the grid on the wall. The duration of the performance is 12 days with 4 participants (one in Paris, one in America and two in Slovenia).

Untimely

Facts and rumours (research in progress)

Courtesy Eva Barto

IKHÉA©SERVICES
Untimely
Centre national des arts plastiques / FNAC 09-235

Based on a brainstorm and research with Simone Florio
Performance for a 1842 Square Meter Drawing
Untimely
Kontakt Collection

The daily practice of hand-drawing by Nilbar Güres inhabits the walls and nooks of the space for a week. The artist performs with rudimentary means on the scale of the 1,842 m2 of the exhibition space.

Courtesy of the artist and Salle principale, Paris.
Collection Centre national des arts plastiques / FNAC 2022-0117

Untimely
Centre national des arts plastiques / FNAC 2014-0063

Each version of Anthropométrie is announced to visitors by the display of a text that is written by hand on the walls of the site in question: “Several people infiltrate the flow of visitors and the spaces of the museum by anticipating and acting out their movements and their pauses, guided only by the architectural characteristics of the site and the scenography of its spaces.