| Titre de série : |
Zozan, 4 |
| Titre : |
Untersuchungen zu mobilität durch multimediale dokumentationen,kunstinterventionen,kunstbasierte forschung und (re-) präsentationen [Approaching mobility via multi-media documentations, art interventions, art-based research and (re)presentations] : Kunst intervention 4 [Art intervention 4] (01.03.-28.06.2023 WIEN) |
| Type de document : |
texte imprimé |
| Auteurs : |
Thomas Freiler, Artiste ; Friedrich Becke, Artiste ; Zozan Project Team, Directeur de publication ; Dila Kaplan, Artiste ; Jonas Nieft, Artiste ; Irene Wallner, Artiste ; Ruth Weismann, Artiste ; Mehmet Emir, Photographe ; Werner Finke, Photographe |
| Editeur : |
Vienna : Institute for Social Anthropology of Austrian Academiy of Sciences |
| Année de publication : |
2023 |
| Importance : |
28 p. |
| Présentation : |
Photos |
| Note générale : |
L'Equipe du projet:
Mehmet Emir, Eva Kolm, Maria Six-Hohenbalken (chef de projet), Eva Stockinger avec le soutien d'Eszter Ágota Hárs et de Marina Stoilova |
| Langues : |
Allemand (ger) |
| Index. décimale : |
1400 Huner, giştî | Art, général | Art, general | هونەر، گشتی |
| Résumé : |
Zozan [sᴐsa:n] is a Kurdish term meaning summer pasture. Zozan refers to the traditional way of life of transhumance in summer pastures, a mobile life with relative freedom. The term is also used as a first name and refers to picturesque mountain landscapes.
The ZOZAN project combines three thematic areas: past and present mobilities of Kurds, art production, and representation in transnational spaces. The interdisciplinary project approach of a “critical anthropology of art” combines artistic practice, (visual) anthropology, and art-based research to document, analyze, and (re)present traditional and modern forms of migration(s) in Kurdish societies. In doing so, transnational connections and flows are made visible.
Increasingly, the production of artwork and visual media seems to play a crucial role in questions of (multiple) belonging(s) and memory work in transnational space. ZOZAN explores the following questions: Can visual art capture the highly fluid and dynamic memory and identity work of transnational communities? What role can art play in the construction of “postmemories” and historical narratives? How can art production cross ethnic/national boundaries and build bridges? What role can artistic productions play in the production of commonality and belonging in resident societies?
ZOZAN takes as its starting point two comprehensive multimedia collections on Kurdish societies created between 1968 and 2015. The Werner Finke Collection and the Mehmet Emir Collection are located at the intersection of art and social anthropology and are unique documentations of everyday Kurdish cultures. They reflect traditional ways of life and sociopolitical transformations. One goal of this project is to produce excerpts of these two collections that are digitized and accessible online and in print.
One working approach of the project is to organize artistic interventions based on the two extensive collections. These interventions will be organized as workshops with (non-)Kurdish artists and select audiences in various Kurdish and European institutions. In this way, highly fluid processes of identity, mobility, and memory constructions can be captured, and topics such as past ways of life, cultural heritage, and current challenges of globalization can be discussed.
The aim of these interventions is to elaborate on forms of representation that encompass the collections as well as the recent engagement with cultural heritage, identities, and forms of memory. The results of the workshops will be presented to the public in individual exhibitions and finally as an overall show. This approach is intended to involve the different target groups in these forms of representation. In addition to the exhibitions, a series of publications, a website, and a film are also planned. |
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Zozan, 4. Untersuchungen zu mobilität durch multimediale dokumentationen,kunstinterventionen,kunstbasierte forschung und (re-) präsentationen [Approaching mobility via multi-media documentations, art interventions, art-based research and (re)presentations] : Kunst intervention 4 [Art intervention 4] (01.03.-28.06.2023 WIEN) [texte imprimé] / Thomas Freiler, Artiste ; Friedrich Becke, Artiste ; Zozan Project Team, Directeur de publication ; Dila Kaplan, Artiste ; Jonas Nieft, Artiste ; Irene Wallner, Artiste ; Ruth Weismann, Artiste ; Mehmet Emir, Photographe ; Werner Finke, Photographe . - Vienna : Institute for Social Anthropology of Austrian Academiy of Sciences, 2023 . - 28 p. : Photos. L'Equipe du projet:
Mehmet Emir, Eva Kolm, Maria Six-Hohenbalken (chef de projet), Eva Stockinger avec le soutien d'Eszter Ágota Hárs et de Marina Stoilova Langues : Allemand ( ger)
| Index. décimale : |
1400 Huner, giştî | Art, général | Art, general | هونەر، گشتی |
| Résumé : |
Zozan [sᴐsa:n] is a Kurdish term meaning summer pasture. Zozan refers to the traditional way of life of transhumance in summer pastures, a mobile life with relative freedom. The term is also used as a first name and refers to picturesque mountain landscapes.
The ZOZAN project combines three thematic areas: past and present mobilities of Kurds, art production, and representation in transnational spaces. The interdisciplinary project approach of a “critical anthropology of art” combines artistic practice, (visual) anthropology, and art-based research to document, analyze, and (re)present traditional and modern forms of migration(s) in Kurdish societies. In doing so, transnational connections and flows are made visible.
Increasingly, the production of artwork and visual media seems to play a crucial role in questions of (multiple) belonging(s) and memory work in transnational space. ZOZAN explores the following questions: Can visual art capture the highly fluid and dynamic memory and identity work of transnational communities? What role can art play in the construction of “postmemories” and historical narratives? How can art production cross ethnic/national boundaries and build bridges? What role can artistic productions play in the production of commonality and belonging in resident societies?
ZOZAN takes as its starting point two comprehensive multimedia collections on Kurdish societies created between 1968 and 2015. The Werner Finke Collection and the Mehmet Emir Collection are located at the intersection of art and social anthropology and are unique documentations of everyday Kurdish cultures. They reflect traditional ways of life and sociopolitical transformations. One goal of this project is to produce excerpts of these two collections that are digitized and accessible online and in print.
One working approach of the project is to organize artistic interventions based on the two extensive collections. These interventions will be organized as workshops with (non-)Kurdish artists and select audiences in various Kurdish and European institutions. In this way, highly fluid processes of identity, mobility, and memory constructions can be captured, and topics such as past ways of life, cultural heritage, and current challenges of globalization can be discussed.
The aim of these interventions is to elaborate on forms of representation that encompass the collections as well as the recent engagement with cultural heritage, identities, and forms of memory. The results of the workshops will be presented to the public in individual exhibitions and finally as an overall show. This approach is intended to involve the different target groups in these forms of representation. In addition to the exhibitions, a series of publications, a website, and a film are also planned. |
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https://pmb.institutkurde.org/opac_css/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=15083 |
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