Jul 07 2022 – Dec 31 2023 (extended & ongoing)
Zagreb, Croatia
A single “Pivilion/EXEno1” sculpture is semi-permanently hosting Pivilion code at the Museum of Contemporary Art Zagreb (MSU) “Comradeship / Collection as a Verb” which is showing segments of the museum permanent collection dealing with various collaborative notions.
Photos by: Dina Gligo
Find the install description here:
http://www.msu.hr/dogadanja/drugarstvo-zbirka-kao-glagol/989/en.html
Jul 06 – 13 2022
Dubrovnik, Croatia
We shared a virtual XR (extended reality) installation of the EXEno1 server sculptures at the Flora Gallery ran by our dear friends at the HDLUDU artists’ association.
Photos by: Igor Brautović and j3d1n4
Find the annoncement and the poster at:
https://formatc.hr/vr_inc-2022-flora/
https://www.dubrovniknet.hr/otvaranje-izlozbe-vr_inkubator-prosirena-skulptura-u-galeriji-flora/
May–Jun 2022
Paris, France
“Pivilion/EXEno1:TOGETHERTOGETHER” finished and premiered Jun 22 2022 at the Cité internationale des Arts artist residency (The open studio was organized following an artist residency and workshop May – Jun 2022 via a partnership with HDLU.
Images and photos by: j3d1n4
You should have been there, twas nice!
https://formatc.hr/pivilion-2022-cite/
May 10 – 14 2022
Stuttgart, Germany
“Pivilion/EXEno1:TOGETHERTOGETHER” was sketched out as a participatory prototype @ Akademie Schloss Solitude’s »Fragile Solidarity/Fragile Connections« festival including an exhibition, workshops and a discursive program.
Photos by: Florian Model
Full schedule and event descriptions:
https://www.akademie-solitude.de/en/event/fragile-solidarity-fragile-connections/
2021
online & Canada
We’re honoured to have been invited by Irena Borić for a conversation for a text within a publication presenting the reflections that emerged from the international group of participants of the “Rethinking Our Futures: Art and Collaboration” symposium, organized by the Canada-based organization Molior. 💙
The interview:
https://molior.ca/symposium/en/publication/art-pathways-of-digital-infrastructure/index.html
The event:
https://molior.ca/symposium/en/index.html
Dec 10 2021 – Jan 14 2022
Limassol, Cyprus
Happy to be participating in the “Through the Mesh: Media, Borders, and Firewalls” exhibition, held AFK at the NeMe Arts Centre, Cyprus.
Nov 30, 2021
MSU, Zagreb (Croatia)
We are excited to share our project pivilion.net was awarded the *best digital artwork* prize among the ~100 applications in two categories of the new “IVAN KOŽARIĆ” young artists support programme by the Museum of Contemporary Art Zagreb x City of Zagreb. ✨
More @ http://www.msu.hr/clanci/pobjednici-natjecaja-za-mlade-umjetnike-ivan-kozaric/97.html
Oct 12 – 17 2021
Zagreb, Croatia
We shared a hybrid work “Pivilion/EXEno1:≈|<erkerwelt≈.html” @ the 6. Sound Exhibition at the ZEZ Festival organized by KSET.
Photos by: Sven Knechtl
More beeps and boops at:
https://www.facebook.com/zavodzaeksperimentalnizvuk/posts/izlaga%C4%8Di-6-izlo%C5%BEbe-zvuka-dina-karad%C5%BEi%C4%87-vedran-gligo-erkerwelthtml-pivilionexeno1/2535084333301632/
Sep 22 – Oct 07 2021
Rijeka, Croatia
We’re happy to share our “Pivilion/EXEno1:2020|5050 // A triptych on tectonic transgressions” work as part of a group exhibition curated by the amazing Ingeborg Fülepp at the Glowing Globe festival, themed “Artificial Art Alienated” and hosted by Kortil Gallery in Rijeka.
Photos by: Kortil Gallery
Find more details, documentation and artist lists at:
https://hkd-rijeka.hr/galerija-kortil/arhiva/glowing-globe-artificial-art-alienated/
https://cim.apuri.hr/izlozbe/glowing-globe-2021-artificial-art-alienated/
Aug 25-29, 2021
mur.at, Graz (Austria)
In 2021 we are conducting a series of research productions projecting autonomy of network art to find if/how digital art can be independent from institutional and/or corporate physical infrastructures (e.g. off-grid, powered by renewables, recycled hardware, automated content, etc.). In the context of recent digital centralization and the increasingly corporate Internet, we are looking to indicate and promote new methods of radical, engaged and decentralized instances of art-work as a plethora of active, critical and ethical actions in the wider digital ecosystem.
