‘archive’

… a global, non-profit experiment with support from DodoDada, the E.O.N. (Ethereal Open Network) archive and numerous other independent entities (individuals and associations) seeking to satisfy the need for a universally accessible and sustainable art based on free exchange and a commitment to the collective good by organising meetings, exhibition projects, conferences and mutual collaborations. artpool.hu/K53/2022 Curator: György Galántai | Sponsor: Artpool Foundation On …

… Fine Arts. Focusing predominantly on 20 th century art, the research institute incorporates the Archive and Documentation Center (ADK), the Artpool Art Research Center and the newly created Research Department. The combined mission of the work of the three departments is to strengthen academic life in Hungary and to represent Hungarian art and art history at a high level on the international scene by initiating and implementing locally focused, regionally and internationally oriented art …

… source publications of the KEMKI ADK A conference organised by the Museum of Fine Arts – Archive and Documentation Centre (ADK) of the Central European Research Institute for Art History (KEMKI). Purpose and syllabus of the conference: Presentation of the MFA – KEMKI ADK and the primary source publication series Methodological issues of primary source publications (art history, literature and history), with special regard to manuscripts from the 19 th and 20 th …

Online book launch of KEMKI Artpool Art Research Center Time: February 11, 17:00-18:30 Venue: online  Registration Ieva Astahovska, art scholar, critic and curator (Latvian Centre for Contemporary Art, Riga, Latvia) Christian Nae, art historian and curator (George Enescu National University of Arts, Iași, Romania) After the invited contributors share their review of the book, …

… at 6PM Andrea Pócsik cultural researcher will talk with the director of the Kassel Documenta Archive, Birgitta Coers and with the head of Artpool Art Research Center, Emese Kürti about the role of archives, including how archives contribute to a critical approach of today’s knowledge production. (The talk will be in German and in Hungarian.) More information on   Goethe Institute's website.