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
7-9-2019| Ron Aethey, Acephalous Monster
Museum of Contemporary Art Skopje 07. – 09. 2019 SKOPJE PRIDE WEEKEND 2019 GLITTERING WOUNDS – Relations, Vulnerability, Resistance – Skopje Pride Weekend 2019 will be held for the 7th time, organized by the Coalition MARGINS and the LGBTI Support Center (Helsinki Committee of the Republic of Macedonia). The goal
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
Irena Pejovic: You Are a Mobile Architecture
Museum of Contemporary Art Skopje, 10. 07. – 09. 09. 2018 You Are a Mobile Architecture is an ongoing investigation of the architecting within the environments of moving. It has no fixed meaning and no fixed form. It’s a haptic space, a smooth space where wind whistles, wood cracks. It requires
99 Files: #Skopje Brutalism
Museum of Contemporary Art Skopje, 22. 06 – 16. 07 2018 The Laboratory Landscape_inProgress, of the Mediterranea University, presents 99FILES project on the brutalist architectural heritage, focusing in particular on the City of Skopje. The initiative intends to stimulate a different point of observation of this heritage, releasing it from the entailed negative connotation from the ideological
