This dialogue is based on a video recording of Zdenka Badovinac’s workshop at the international summer school "The Big Shift − the 1990s: The Avant-Gardes in Eastern Europe and Their Legacy", organized by the Moderna galerija (MG+MSUM) in Ljubljana in 2019 as part of Our Many Europes program. The workshop consisted of Zdenka Badovinac’s lecture followed by a series of questions posed by the participating students acting as co-moderators. The participants were also involved in the post-production of the video, which took until June 2021; in the meantime, Europe had seen some radical social and political changes.
This dialogue is part of THE CONSTITUENT MUSEUM IN DIALOGUE, a series of conversations discussing the emancipatory possibilities and limits of museums. Find related talks, and read more on The Constituent Museum in Dialogue.
Video: Nika Ham
Editors: Adela Železnik and Tjaša Pogačar
Co-moderators: Ieva Astahovska, Bermet Borubaeva, Darja Filippova, Dorota Michalska, Radek Przedpełski, and Ekaterina Vorontsova
Photographies: Ilya Ivanov © Garage Museum of Contemporary Art; © Musacchio, Ianniello & Pasqualini; Roberto Luigi Apa © Fondazione MAXXI; © Božidar Flajšman; Dejan Habicht, Ana Mizerit, Lado Mlekuž, Matija Pavlovec © Moderna galerija, Ljubljana
Thanks to: Sanja Kuveljić Bandić, Giulia Pedace, Flaminia Persichetti, and Sabina Povšič
Produced by Moderna galerija (MG+MSUM), June 2021
The views and opinions published here mirror the principles of academic freedom and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of the L'Internationale confederation and its members.
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