MINISTRIA E KULTURĖS, RINISĖ DHE SPORTIT

 

 

Me vendimin tė posaēėm tė Ministrisė sė Kulturės pėr Ēmimin “Muslim Mulliqi – 2009”, organizon Ekspozitėn Ndėrkombėtare  nė fushėn e arteve pamore,  e cila ėshtė tradicionale.

 

 

K O N K U R S

 

Pėr pranimin e punimeve nga tė gjitha mediumet e arteve pamore.

 

Autorėt duhet ti dorėzojnė punėt e tyre jo mė vonė se me 1 dhjetor 2009.

 

Punimi mė i suksesshėm do tė shpėrblehet me Ēmimin “M. Mulliqi” nė vlerė

prej 3.000 €.

 

 

Koncepti kuratorial – tema:, “Ndalet nė ēdo stacion”

 

Ēmimi Muslim Mulliqi 2009, kalimthi i quajtur ‘Ndalet nė ēdo stacion’, ka pėr qėllim tė vazhdoj rrugėtimin qė ėshtė nisur me gjashtė edicionet e mėparme, duke filluar prej ‘Identitety kit’ (2003) e Nadja Zgonikut ku ishin ftuar tė marrin pjesė shumė artistė internacionalė, pastaj ‘Glocal’ (2004) e Gėzim Qendros  i cili e shtjelloi kėtė temė tutje, e deri te ‘Conquering new spaces’ (2005) e Mehmet Behlulit, si dhe ekspozitat qė ishin orientuar kah arti lokal tė kuratuara nga Mustafa Ferizi dhe D.N.K. Filoart.

Qėllimi i ekspozitės sė kėtij viti ėshtė tė marrim njė hap pėrpara dhe tė sugjerojmė se tani edhe zyrtarisht kemi hyrė nė njė periudhė tė ‘post-globalizimit’.

Pėrderisa globalizimi padyshim kishte ndikim tė dobishėm nė botėn e artit, me hapjen e mundėsive tė udhėtimit  dhe pėrjetimit tė drejtpėrdrejtė tė ekspozitave  tė shumta internacionale, panaireve dhe rritja nė numėr tė rezidencave tė artistėve, siē duket prirja pėr ‘ekzotizimin’ e artit nė njė nivel tė caktuar, asnjėherė, nuk ėshtė zbehur.

Prezentimi i artit nga realitetet periferike tek njė platformė me epiqendėr nė Perėndim kishte percjellė njė “kallėp” tė parashikuar, qė rezultoi nė zbulim tė njė gjenerate tė talentuar tė artistėve, e cila u ndjek nga themelimi i njė skene tė re, dhe ajo ēka pasoi ishte lindja e njė gjenerate tė re qė haptazi ishte kritikuese ndaj kėtij sistemi tė ri dhe qė ishte e gatshme tė lėrė gjurmėt e veta nė njė tjetėr mėnyrė.

Lėvizjet e vėrteta internacionale sic ishin Fluxus nė vitet e 50-ta ose Tendencat e Reja nė vitet e 60-ta, nė tė cilat Ballkani luajti rolin kryesor, ishin kryesisht tė bazuara nė artistė qė i ndanin interesat apo shqetėsimet e njėjta, ku gjeografia luante njė rol tė rėndesishėm mirėpo padyshim qė ishte rol dytėsor.

Koncepti Nacional/Internacional, ose duke kėrkuar njė term mė tė pėrshtatshėm arti Global/Lokal, i ka shfaqur dobėsitė e tij nė ekspozitat e mėdha qė ishin inspiruar nga mostra (modeli) e Pavijonit Univerzal tė viteve tė 30-ta sic ėshtė Bienalja e Venedikut, ku disa nga edicionet e kaluara kishin skenarė mjaft kompleks si p.sh. Jason Rhoades (amerikan qė reprezentonte Danimarkėn), Carlos Amorales (meksikan qė reprezentonte Holandėn), ose tani sė fundmi Liam Gillick (anglez qė jeton nė New York, qė pėrfaqėsonte Gjermaninė).

Shihet qartė nga kjo tabllo se definicioni i nacionalizmit apo internacionalizmit ka ndryshuar dhe se diskutimi lidhje me tė, nė termet qė sot janė nė pėrdorim, ėshtė shndėrruar nė njė mekanizėm steril.

A ka ikur treni nga stacioni? Ėshtė e mundur qė po. Prandaj ėshtė nevoja pėr organizimin e njė ekspozite qė kryesisht fokusohet nė artistėt dhe punėt e tyre- njė ftesė pėr tė shikuar artin duke marrė njė tjetėr ‘linjė’, duke u ndalė nė ēdo stacion dhe duke shfrytėzuar cdo ‘stop’ si njė mjet pėr tė hartuar njė udhėtim tė gjatė.

 

Michele Robecchi

Gazmend Ejupi

 

 

Pėr informata mė tė hollėsishme mund tė na kontaktoni nė e-mail: gak@kujtesa.com

 

 

 

With the particular pronouncement of the Ministry of Culture for the “Muslim Mulliqi award – 2009”, organizes the International exhibition in the field of visual arts, which is traditional.

COMPETITION ANNOUNCEMENT

 

For art works of all fields of visual expression.

 

The deadline for application and delivering of works is December 1, 2009

 

The most successful work will receive the “Muslim Mulliqi” award worth 3.000 €.

 

Curatorial Concept – theme: “Calling All the Stations”

The Muslim Mulliqi Prize 2009, temporarily called “Calling All the Stations”, aims to take on the discourse built through the previous six editions, from Nadja Zgonik’s “Identity Kit” (2003), where many international artists were invited to participate, through Gėzim Qėndro’s “Glocal” (2004), who further elaborated on this theme, up to Mehmet Behluli’s “Conquering New Spaces” (2005) and the most local art-oriented exhibitions curated by Mustafa Ferizi and D.N.K. Filoart.

The goal of this year’s exhibition is to take a step forward and suggest that we have now officially entered a “post-globalization” era. Whilst globalization undoubtedly had beneficial effects for the art world, with the possibility of traveling and experiencing first-hand the proliferation of international exhibitions, fairs, and artists’ residencies, it seems that the tendency of exoticizing art had to a certain extent never faded away.  The introduction of art from peripheral realities to a Western-centric platform had indeed followed a predictable pattern, which can be synthesized in the discovery of a vibrant new generation of artists, followed by the establishment of a scene, and the subsequent arrival of a new generation openly critical towards this new system and willing to leave its mark in a different way.

Truly international movements, such as Fluxus in the 1950s or The New Tendencies in the 1960s, in which the Balkans played a major role, were largely based on artists sharing similar concerns, with geography playing a significant but unquestionable secondary role.

The concept of a “National/International”, or for wanting of a better term, “Global/Local” art, has seriously exposed its weakness in big exhibitions inspired by the 1930s model of the Universal Pavilion such as the Venice Biennale, with the past few editions featuring complex scenarios such as Jason Rhoades (an American representing Denmark), Carlos Amorales (a Mexican representing the Netherlands), or most recently Liam Gillick (a British based in New York representing Germany).  It is evident from this picture that the notion of nationalism or internationalism has significantly changed and that debating on it in the terms currently in use is getting a sterile mechanism. Has the train already left the station? Possibly yes.

Hence the necessity to set up an exhibition that mainly focuses on the artists and their work – an invitation to look at art by taking a different route, calling all the stations and use every single stop as an element to compose a long journey.

 

 

Michele Robecchi

Gazmend Ejupi

For detail information contact in email: gak@kujtesa.com