Santiago Zabala: Art and the Global Return to Order – Online Talk
Museum of Contemporary Art Skopje Thursday, 29. October, 2020, beginning at 06.30 PM Politicians and intellectuals who insist on universal truths are creating a condition where the absence of emergency is the greatest emergency. At the center of this condition is the belief that there are no alternatives to the
10-02-2020 | Zelimir Zilnik: From the Margins to Dystopia
Museum of Contemporary Art, Skopje Monday, 10. February, 2020 at 19.00 The Museum of Contemporary Art Skopje organize a conversation with the film director Zelimir Zilnik, followed by the screening of the feature film Pretty Women Walking Through the City (1987, 100min.) and the short film We Are Little Pioneers
Yugoslav Experiment(s)
Museum of Contemporary Art- Skopje 17. / 18. December, 2019 The special program Yugoslav Experiment(s) is focused on the Yugoslav avantgarde cinema from the 60s and the 80s and will be presented in two program sequences at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Skopje. As a retrospective program, for the
13-12-2019 | Book Launch: Skopje Walkie Talkie
Museum of Contemporary Art, Skopje 13. December, 2019, at 18H30 Introduction by: Susanne Hefti, Damjan Kokalevski & Ivana Kostovska Guest: Suzana Milevska Skopje Walkie Talkie focuses on how public spaces are being transformed to legitimize and reinforce populist, nationalist power structures. Using Skopje as an example, it points out how
9-5-2019| filmer en femme / filming as a woman
Museum of Contemporary Art – Film and Video Programme What is Film? Agnès Varda “Because we women are supposedly all the same! Nuisances, frivolous, gossips, bitches, sluts, etc!” Quote from Réponses de Femmes, Agnès Varda, 1975 “One million women in France have abortions every year. Condemned to secrecy, they do
29-10-2018 | FORENSIC ARCHITECTURE: Unearthing State Violence
Lecture | 29 October | 19.30–21.30 Workshop | 30 October| 10.00–16.00 Contemporary conflict increasingly takes place in densely populated and mediatised environments. Accounts of human rights violations that occur within them abound, but are often distorted or simply muted by official narratives. Investigative access to these sites is primarily a
