LATT: Europe at Large #5 Vyacheslav Akhunov, Babi Badalov & Azat Sargsyan
21 May 2010 - 04 July 2010
M HKA, Antwerpen
Since the collapse of the USSR, the European horizon in that direction has remained limited to Russia. We know very little about what is happening in the dynamic Central Asian states and in the Caucasian countries with ancient cultures. The Russian critic and theorist Viktor Misiano has for several years been working to support the artists of this region, which has resulted in some controversial exhibitions. He selected those artistic points of reference he considered most crucial, which included key works by the artists concerned. These works are shown in ensembles and will ultimately also be incorporated into the museum’s collection. The fifth presentation presents work by Vyacheslav Akhunov (Kyrgyzstan), Babi Badalov (Azerbaijan) and Azat Sargsyan (Armenia).
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Schizo - Reality
Azat Sargsyan, Schizo - Reality, 2003-2008. Installation, plastics, dvd, 00:05:07 min, 00:05:06 min, 00:05:08 min, 00:10:16 min, 00:10:27 min, 00:10:28 min, 00:38:36 min, 00:38:36 min.
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1m²
Vyacheslav Akhunov, 1m², 2007. Installation, matchboxes, 1 x 1m².
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VOAIZOVA (War is over)
Babi Badalov, VOAIZOVA (War is over), 2010. Installation, glass, pens, paper, sketchbook, 20 x 20 x 3 cm.
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Europe at Large - Art fro...
Viktor Misiano, Europe at Large - Art from the Former USSR, 2011. Book, ink, paper, 22.5 x 16.6 cm, 136 p., language : English, publisher : Museum van Hedendaagse Kunst/Contemporary Art Heritage Flanders (CAHF), Antwerpen, ISBN : 9789081666503 /9789081666541.
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Vyacheslav Akhunov
The oeuvre of artist, writer and philosopher Vyacheslav Akhunov comprises abstract paintings, installation, performance and video art, as wel
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Babi Badalov
Babi Badalov (°1959) was born in the Azerbaijan city of Lerik. After completing his studies at the Art Academy, he moves to Leningrad, today'
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Azat Sargsyan
Azat Sargsyan's art plays with how history is constructed and deconstructed and how this is related to our personal and collective memory.
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