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Subject: Third CEI Venice Forum for Contemporary Art Curators
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Trieste Contemporanea. Dialogues with the
Art of Central Eastern Europe 2007

Continental Breakfast. Outposts 2007

Third CEI Venice Forum for
Contemporary Art Curators

Venice, Palazzo Zorzi (Castello 4930)
June 7th - 8th, 2007



The 'Third CEI Venice Forum for Contemporary Art Curators - Continental
Breakfast. Outposts 2007', organised by the Trieste Contemporanea
Committee, is scheduled to take place on Thursday, the 7th of June [9.30am
- 1pm and 2.30pm - 6p.m] and on Friday, the 8th of June [9.30am - 1pm] at
the UNESCO Office in Venice-Regional Bureau for Science and Culture in
Europe (BRESCE).

[About the Forum] The meeting will be the fourth edition of a biennial
event which will be opened to Central Eastern European experts and
curators and to the commissioners of the Venice Biennale responsible for
the national pavilions of the Central Eastern European countries. It will
be organised under the patronage of CEI (Central Europe Initiative) which,
after the experimental edition of 2001, adopted the Venice Forum as one of
its primary cultural projects. Supported by the Regione Friuli Venezia
Giulia and the CEI, the Venice Forum is an activity of the international
project 'Continental Breakfast' as well, that fosters and supports the
creation of partnership projects and multidimensional capacity building
exchange programmes in the field of contemporary art in Central Eastern
Europe and is composed at present by a network of institutions in
Bulgaria, Croatia, Estonia, Hungary, Italy, Serbia, Slovenia, Turkey and
United Kingdom.

[Topics] OUTPOSTS 2007 wishes to forward new issues concerning the
evolution of new forms of organisation and the adaptation of established
places assigned to art and wishes to compare different realities of
Central Eastern Europe in order to inquire into which ways curatorial
practice and networking would be able to have real impact on cultural
values, which goes beyond the art market and museum collections.

Key questions will include: Do the current overall rules of creative
innovation for competitive advantage influence the evaluating criteria of
art in force? Is it useful to consider exhibitions in terms of their
contribution to research and to understanding social transformation? What
is the responsible (and reliable) role played by the curator in the era of
virtual-media and market saturation? Will good information on contemporary
art philosophy offer suitable instruments for a better understanding of
the individual in an extended and mediating field of relationships? Are
there any exhibitions that supply, at least on a general level,
supplementary tools for the formation of the individual?

[Expected Speakers] Ivana Bago (Croatia), Breda Beban (Serbia/United
Kingdom), Alena Boika (Belarus/Czech Republic), Iara Boubnova (Bulgaria),
Daniele Capra (Italy), Giuliana Carbi (Italy), Maja Ciric (Serbia),
Ekaterina Degot (Russia), Francesco Elisei (Italy/Moldova), Eva Fabbris
(Italy), Aurora Fonda (Slovenia), Branko Franceschi (Croatia), Melih
Gorgun (Turkey), Mika Hannula (Estonia), Sirje Helme (Estonia), Beral
Madra (Turkey), Vasja Nagy (Slovenia), Katalin Neray (Hungary), Ana
Peraica (Croatia), Darka Radosavljevic Vasiljevic (Serbia), Anda
Rottenberg (Poland), Nicolaus Schafhausen (Germany), Igor Spaniol
(Slovenia), Marko Stamenkovic (Serbia), Jovana Stokic (Serbia), Maria
Vassileva (Bulgaria), Nebojsa Vilic (Macedonia), Janka Vukmir (Croatia).

[Expected Participants] for the complete list:
http://www.triestecontemporanea.it

[About Trieste Contemporanea] 'Trieste Contemporanea. Dialogues with the
Art of Central Eastern Europe' is a committee created in June 1995 with
the objective of bringing out the role of Trieste as a hinge between
Western Europe, the countries of Eastern Europe and the countries of the
Mediterranean area for the creation in Trieste of a permanent observatory
on the contemporary situation of art and culture in Central Eastern
Europe. Its projects are developed - often in Venice - through
collaborations, co-productions and exchanges on an international level.

Working language: English. There is no fee for participation.
Register on line: http://www.continentalbreakfast.org
For further information please contact: Trieste Contemporanea Committee,
telephone: &amp;#43; 39 040 639187, e-mail: tscont la tin.it,
http://www.triestecontemporanea.it



For more information go to: http://www.triestecontemporanea.it
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