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… Department of the Central European Institute for Art History is seeking an intern to assist with exhibition preparations and research tasks. The work can be done remotely, with in-person attendance required once a week. We can provide a certificate for the 120-hour mandatory internship.   Requirements: Ongoing master’s or doctoral studies in art history Research topic focusing on the period between 1900 and 1945 Proficiency in English Advantages: a thesis or …

… once again in Area 51 and at the Galántai House! You can explore an interactive, immersive exhibition—which takes advantage of the unique natural features of the surroundings—taking place simultaneously at fourteen small spaces, across thirteen sound installations and nine video installations. At the event, you’ll see a selection from several previous Artpool projects (Boglár Chapel Studio, EU–Hungarian Flags, Hands, Footwear, art “in the fourth dimension,” etc.), as well as audio …

… where art and information exist in flux and flow, becoming, at times, indivisible. Hence the exhibition’s portmanteau title, archivuminternetwork The visual, sound and video installation situates artpool.hu within a broader history of artistic engagement with emerging communication technologies in Central and Eastern Europe, particularly during the rapid political and social transformations of the late twentieth century. As one of the few cultural websites to have operated …

… Clarke re-visited the Franklin Furnace Archive through  Dragging the Archive , an online/offline exhibition at the Pratt Institute, New York. The exhibition considered the 'drag of the archive' as the burden and the performance of the archive at once, its boxes, the storage, the care, and the preservation and the labour involved - emotional, analytical and intellectual. This presentation reflects on that experience to ask what it might mean to return to an archive. It examines the concept of …

… career, a segment of which is now on display for Hungarian audiences. The Artpool collection exhibition emphasizes Vigo's special relationship with artists’ periodicals, showing how the artist used this medium not only to create a creative shared space, but also as an effective tool for disseminating art.   The finissage of the exhibition will feature the launch of a special issue of the magazine and excerpts from a documentary film currently in production.  With the help of …