of other museums/galleries. So contemporary art relies on NGO scene.
Our Institute for Contemporary art has 15 years of history now, and we work without
an exhibition space. So, we get occupied with a collecting, maintaining and
distributing documentation on contemporary Croatian artists, we publish books, we
publish an art magazine titled Radionica/Workshop, we also started a CD and DVD
production, we hold a small library and a study reading room, we make seminars
and do a few things in the field of organizational development and strategic
planning, and we still do organise some exhibitions, and we organise a national
award for young artists up to 35 years of age titled Radoslav Putar Award, which we
have established six years ago, and I am currently personally involved as Executive
Director to a graphic art triennial exhibition ZGRAF, which is going to be held for the
10th time in May 2008. That much, I hope, suffices to understand a bit of the context
and of weaknesses of the art scene I originally belong to.
This summer, when we have met in Continental Breakfast Forum Outposts 2007 in
Venice, we have decided to discuss here in Istanbul about what we have seen at all
these exhibitions that opened during this year and how it reflects our profession and
our time.
After all, I didn’t see a single one. I have only seen Venice so I was torturing myself
with what about to speak today. Today in the lunch break, I have seen part of the
Istanbul Biennial which I must admit was not very encouraged to speak about either.
In our meeting in Venice, where we have discussed the positions of curators, what
and how to curate, and there I was trying to say in my text “The Art Of Attitude”
something about, how do the curators, and especially those, the most often
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etkinlikleri. Dicurrency1er bir deyiflle, çacurrency1dafl sanat›n varl›currency1› sivil toplum kurulufllar›na
dayan›yor.
Çacurrency1dafl Sanat Enstitümüz, flimdilik 15 y›ll›k bir geçmifle sahip ve bir sergi mekan›m›z
olmaks›z›n çal›fl›yoruz. Çacurrency1dafl H›rvat sanatç›lar hakk›nda belge toplama,
süreklilicurrency1ini sacurrency1lama ve dacurrency1›t›m›n› yapma ifliyle meflgulüz. Kitaplar yay›nl›yoruz,
Radionica/ Çal›fltay ad› alt›nda bir sanat dergisi ç›kar›yoruz, ayn› zamanda CD ve DVD
üretimine bafllad›k. Küçük bir kütüphanemiz ve çal›flma okuma odam›z var,
seminerler düzenliyoruz ve organizasyonel geliflim ve stratejik planlama alanlar›nda
ufak tefek ifller yap›yoruz ve hala baz› sergiler düzenliyoruz, 35 yafl alt›ndaki genç
sanatç›lar için alt› y›l once bafllatt›currency1›m›z Radoslav Putar Ödülü ad›nda ulusal bir ödül
düzenliyoruz. Ben flimdilerde kiflisel olarak, May›s 2008’de 10. kez düzenlenecek
olan ZGRAF ad›ndaki Grafik Sanat Trienal sergisinin yöneticilicurrency1ini yap›yorum.
Umuyorum ki bu kadar›, ait olducurrency1um sanat dünyas›n›n bacurrency1lam›n› ve güçsüzlücurrency1ünü
biraz olsun anlaman›z için yeterli olacakt›r.
Bu yaz Venedik’teki Kontinental Kahvalt› Forumu’nda bulufltucurrency1umuzda, ‹stanbul’da
gerçekleflecek bir sonraki toplant›da, bu y›l içinde aç›lan tüm sergilerde
gördüklerimiz ve bunlar›n meslecurrency1imiz ve zaman›m›z üzerindeki yans›malar›
hakk›nda tart›flmay› kararlaflt›rm›flt›k.
Ancak ne yaz›k ki Venedik Bienal´inden baflka bir sergi gezemedim ve dolay›s›yla
bugün ne konuflacacurrency1›m hakk›nda kendime iflkence ediyordum. Öcurrency1len aras›nda da,
itiraf etmeliyim ki hakk›nda konuflmay› pek özendirici bulmad›currency1›m ‹stanbul
Bienali’nin bir bölümünü gördüm. Küratörlerin konumunu, neyin küratörlücurrency1ünün
nas›l yap›lacacurrency1›n› tart›flt›currency1›m›z Venedik toplant›m›zda, “Tavr›n Sanat›” bafll›kl›
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