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New Video, New Europe

May 31, 2006 - June 30, 2006

Dan Acostioaei, Jesper Alvaer, Azorro, Maja Bajevic, Dario Bardic, Alma Becirovic, Pavel Braila, Mircea Cantor, Oana Felipov, Alen Floricic, Varnai Gyula, Tiia Johannson, Kai Kaljo, Ki'Wa, Kristina Leko, Peteris Lidaka, Killu Sukmit & Mari Laanemets, Dan Mihaltianu, Hajnal Németh, Anna Niesterowicz, Vladimir Nikolic, Adrian Paci, Jelena Radic, Arturas Raila, Egle Rakauskaite, Lala Rascic, Stefan Rusu, Ene-Liis Semper, Erzen Shkololli, son:DA, Mladen Stilinovic, Patricia Teodorescu, Krassimir Terziev, Magda Tóthová, Muhidin Tvico, Pavle Vuckovic, Piotr Wryzykowski, Sislej Xhafa, Dragana Zarevac

The Kitchen

512 W 19th St
New Video, New Europe is a survey exhibition of recent video work by more than three dozen artists from sixteen Eastern European countries stretching from the Baltic through the Balkans, including Albania, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Kosovo, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, and Slovenia. The works in the exhibition reflect a variety of genres and approaches – documentary, diaristic, ethnographic, and experimental – and are broken up into a series of five programs which tackle different themes.

Panel Discussion with Ki'wa, Dan Mihaltianu, and Egle Rakauskaite and curator Hamza Walker

June 12 (Monday), 7pm
FREE

New Video, New Europe was organized by the Renaissance Society at the University of Chicago and was made possible by The American Center Foundation.

The New York exhibition of New Video, New Europe and the artist panel are made possible with generous support from the Trust for Mutual Understanding.

Art Reviews of New Video, New Europe

New York Times June 6, 2006

Roberta Smith

"As you walk through "New Video, New Europe," an engrossing exhibition at the Kitchen, you may begin to feel that you are seeing bits and pieces of another world, one that few Americans know well, if at all. ..."

Books and DVDs related to artists in this show

Location   Gallery The Kitchen Address 512 W 19th St, 2nd Fl New York (Chelsea) NY, 10011 United States Phone 212-255-5793 Hours Tue-Sat 12-6

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