Many performances presented at Kapelica Gallery have left a profound impact on visitors, as their artistic potency pushed the boundaries of the perceivable. Their unrepeatability leaves behind a tangible void and a commitment to historicize these extraordinary events. Attempts to capture the structure of the environment that provided the context for these amazing artworks often elude video documentation, and are entirely absent in the case of reenactments.
In order to offer the most authentic experience of the performance as artwork, Kapelica Gallery curators are developing a presentation method that includes forensic remnants, video and photo documentation, and the performative experience of personal storytelling within the intimate setting of the exhibition set at Kapelica Gallery during the TTT conference.
A restricted number of time slots are available. A precise schedule is still to be announced.
Betina Habjanič is a Slovenian artist and animal rights activist known for her performances and artivism, focusing on themes related to animal rights and the psychological aspects of human-animal relationships.
Dorotea Dolinšek is a Ljubljana-based intermedia artist known for her work at the intersection of art, science, and technology, particularly focusing on life in extreme environments like outer space.
Maja Smrekar’s work explores themes of belonging, becoming, family and home, challenging socially and politically fixed identities and notions of order. She engages with ecofeminism, interspecies relationships, and the impact of technology-driven ideologies. Her interdisciplinary practice spans performances, installations, site-specific art, videos, workshops, lectures, and texts. Her work has been presented at various institutions, including MAXXI - National Museum of 21st Century Art in Rome (Italy), Kunsthalle Vienna (Austria), ZKM Karlsruhe (Germany), Het Nieuwe Instituut (Rotterdam, The Netherlands), BOZAR - Centre for Fine Arts Brussels (Belgium), the National Museum of Contemporary Art in Riga (Latvia), Museum of Contemporary Art Ljubljana (MG+MSUM, Slovenia), Museum of Contemporary Art Montenegro, Museum Reina Sofía (Madrid, Spain), National Museum for Contemporary Art Zagreb (Croatia), Center for Contemporary Art Laznia (Gdansk, Poland), Färgfabriken Stockholm (Sweden) among others. Smrekar has been an artistic associate of the following art production platforms: A/POLITICAL (UK), Kapelica Gallery (Slovenia), Quo Artis Foundation (Spain/Italy), The Culture Yard (Denmark). She is an Associate Professor of Sculpture and Contemporary Artistic Practices at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia.
https://www.majasmrekar.org/
Photo: Hana Jošić
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