08 – 11. Nov 2007, ENTER / 3rd international festival / Prague
Artistic experiments with new technologies at borders with science
Exhibited artworks: Dictionary of Primal Behaviour (2003), Social Engine (2004 -)
http://enter3.org
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22 Sep - 04 Nov 2007. Čačak, Serbia; 24th Memorial Nadežda Petrović, Transforming Memory. The Politics of Images
curator: Astrid Wege; art director: Miodrag Krkobabić
Exhibited artwork: Social Engine / special edition: WHO GUARDS THE GUARDIANS? (2007)
The site specific installation refers to the specific surroundings of Nadežda Petrović; Gallery: the police, the court, the church and the National Museum. Starting from Juvenal's rhetorical question: "But who shall guard the guardians?", Urtica is taking the gallery's facade as site of their intervention by indicating the nearby institutions which are entrusted with power as the guardians of the social system.
http://www.nadezdapetrovic.co.yu
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10 - 16. Sept 2007, Neumünster Abbey, Luxembourg, art4lux, European Forum for emerging creation
Exhibited artwork: Affect_me (2006)
Capital event, dedicated to young European creation, art4lux will bring together the 200 directors of structures and partners of the 26 countries of the mapXXL programme as well as a wide audience around a hundred artists from all over Europe, Canada and Asia.
organized by: Agence luxembourgeoise d'action culturelle and
Pépinières européennes pour jeunes artiste. http://art4eu.net
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28 Februar - 14 Mart 2007, Salon Muzeja savremene umetnosti Beograd
Kustos: Goran Petrović
Izlagači: Mirna Arsovska (MK), Manon de Bur (NL/BE), Jane Calovski (MK), Iskra Dimitrova (MK), Hristina Ivanoska (MK), Sinisa Ilic (RS), Dejan Kaludjerovic (RS/AT), Tanja Ostojic (RS/DE) i David Ric (AT), Katarina Popovic (RS), Kaled Ramadan (DK), URTICA: Violeta Vojvodic, Eduard Balaz i Daniel Stevanovic (RS)
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Upgrade! International: Oklahoma City: DIY (Do-It-Yourself)
Social Engine at 2nd Upgrade International Gathering in Oklahoma City, Nov 30 - Dec 3, 2006
www.theupgrade.net
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The "Digital
Pluralism - UNESCO Digital Arts Award 2003 at IAMAS"
jury committee held its jury meeting at IAMAS in Ogaki,
Gifu Japan on July 17 & 18, 2003. |
jury statement:
The second prize has been
awarded to URTICA, an art and media
research group from Serbia and Montenegro for their
project entitled "Mouse Says:
click! and Human Says: eek!", a rather playful
computer-based lexicon of what is described as "primal
communication".
http://www.iamas.ac.jp
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