The Rise and Fall of a Quantum Brat / Nevan Contempo, Prague
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The Rise and Fall of a Quantum Brat / Nevan Contempo, Prague
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The Rise and Fall of a Quantum Brat / Nevan Contempo, Prague
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The Rise and Fall of a Quantum Brat / Nevan Contempo, Prague
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The Rise and Fall of a Quantum Brat / Nevan Contempo, Prague
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The Rise and Fall of a Quantum Brat / Nevan Contempo, Prague
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The Rise and Fall of a Quantum Brat / Nevan Contempo, Prague
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Spare time installation, National Gallery, Prague / 2011
Curated by Milan Knizak and Tomas Vlcek
Spare time installation, National Gallery, Prague / 2011
Curated by Milan Knizak and Tomas Vlcek
GASK, Regional gallery of central Bohemia, CZ
Curated by Richard Drury
07.02 – 20.09.2015
Customized wallpaper consisting of 21,914 newborn baby images of my deceased brother, (one image for each day of his life). Cardboard tube partially destroyed by wild black bears and fishers, acrylic paint, Rhinoceros beetle, fox hunting horn, velvet and gauze in acrylic display. Room size: 20' x 26' Display: 14” x 14” x 72”
Walnut Contemporary, Toronto, CA
Curated by Ibérina Raquel Vilhena, Curatorial Essays by Matthew Kyba and Jen Kratochvil
22.10 – 17.12.2017
An eclectic themed installation containing mixed media objects, readymades, video, music and sound. Opening performance soprano Alessandra Paonessa. Music by Jacob Soma. Gallery size 43' x 27'
Walnut Contemporary, Toronto, CA
Curated by Ibérina Raquel Vilhena, Curatorial Essays by Matthew Kyba and Jen Kratochvil
22.10 – 17.12.2017
An eclectic themed installation containing mixed media objects, readymades, video, music and sound. Opening performance soprano Alessandra Paonessa. Music by Jacob Soma. Gallery size 43' x 27'
Walnut Contemporary, Toronto, CA
Curated by Ibérina Raquel Vilhena, Curatorial Essays by Matthew Kyba and Jen Kratochvil
22.10 – 17.12.2017
An eclectic themed installation containing mixed media objects, readymades, video, music and sound. Opening performance soprano Alessandra Paonessa. Music by Jacob Soma. Gallery size 43' x 27'
Walnut Contemporary, Toronto, CA
Curated by Ibérina Raquel Vilhena, Curatorial Essays by Matthew Kyba and Jen Kratochvil
22.10 – 17.12.2017
An eclectic themed installation containing mixed media objects, readymades, video, music and sound. Opening performance soprano Alessandra Paonessa. Music by Jacob Soma. Gallery size 43' x 27'
National Gallery, Prague, CZ
1979
I placed several origami birds in between “water puddles” on the gallery floor. I made sure their beaks got wet. Location — an empty gallery space in the National Gallery in Prague. The installation featuring the work of JiříKovanda, Petr Měřička and Lumir Hladik occurred without the gallery’s management consent in between officially approved and sanctioned exhibits. Gallery room size 40' x 60'
Gallery1718, Ottawa, CA
Curated by Veronika Holcová and Matthew Kyba
14.01 – 24.02.2017
A tandem installation with Jiří Kovanda. The exhibit featured examples of action art from the 70s, Kovanda’s new collage work and site-specific objects from both artists. Gallery size 60' x 26'
Gallery1718, Ottawa, CA
Curated by Veronika Holcová and Matthew Kyba
14.01 – 24.02.2017
A tandem installation with Jiří Kovanda. The exhibit featured examples of action art from the 70s, Kovanda’s new collage work and site-specific objects from both artists. Gallery size 60' x 26'
Gallery1718, Ottawa, CA
Curated by Veronika Holcová and Matthew Kyba
14.01 – 24.02.2017
A tandem installation with Jiří Kovanda. The exhibit featured examples of action art from the 70s, Kovanda’s new collage work and site-specific objects from both artists. Gallery size 60' x 26'
Modernfuel Artcentre, Kingston, CA
Curated by Matthew Kyba
14.01 – 24.02.2018
A group installation with Anna Eyler, Dagmar Genda, Nicolas Lapointe. Revolving around the theme of rituals, Hladik’s exhibit participation featured salvaged Xmas trees, a Christian cross – like object and a 60’s bedpan filled with milk and a paper origami sailboat. He also performed a fence-intervention in the vicinity of the gallery. Gallery size 36' x 26'
Modernfuel Artcentre, Kingston, CA
Curated by Matthew Kyba
14.01 – 24.02.2018
A group installation with Anna Eyler, Dagmar Genda, Nicolas Lapointe. Revolving around the theme of rituals, Hladik’s exhibit participation featured salvaged Xmas trees, a Christian cross – like object and a 60’s bedpan filled with milk and a paper origami sailboat. He also performed a fence-intervention in the vicinity of the gallery. Gallery size 36' x 26'
Modernfuel Artcentre, Kingston, CA
Curated by Matthew Kyba
14.01 – 24.02.2018
A group installation with Anna Eyler, Dagmar Genda, Nicolas Lapointe. Revolving around the theme of rituals, Hladik’s exhibit participation featured salvaged Xmas trees, a Christian cross – like object and a 60’s bedpan filled with milk and a paper origami sailboat. He also performed a fence-intervention in the vicinity of the gallery. Gallery size 36' x 26'
2014
Gallery, Corridor213,
Elements and methods used: native (Canadian) beaver pelt stretchers, rope, vintage horse bit, cedar wood knot, steel pipe, vintage wallpaper, acrylic paint and gauze. Yet another dark and puzzling sequel of his VANITAS series, this new installation consists of “treated” ready-mades, natural elements and objects collected from across both wild and urban Ontario. We cannot help but associate the beaver stretchers with the proverbial vintage portraits of HIM and HER (tastefully presented in identical oval frames), removed from their original place of honour, temporarily suspended in time, in a transient position, now awaiting their fate and about to be discarded. They seem to resonate distantly with H.CH. Andersen’s fairytale titled “Everything in the right place”…
Gallery room size: 14' x 66'
2014
Gallery, Corridor213,
Elements and methods used: native (Canadian) beaver pelt stretchers, rope, vintage horse bit, cedar wood knot, steel pipe, vintage wallpaper, acrylic paint and gauze. Yet another dark and puzzling sequel of his VANITAS series, this new installation consists of “treated” ready-mades, natural elements and objects collected from across both wild and urban Ontario. We cannot help but associate the beaver stretchers with the proverbial vintage portraits of HIM and HER (tastefully presented in identical oval frames), removed from their original place of honour, temporarily suspended in time, in a transient position, now awaiting their fate and about to be discarded. They seem to resonate distantly with H.CH. Andersen’s fairytale titled “Everything in the right place”…
Gallery room size: 14' x 66'
2014
Gallery, Corridor213,
Elements and methods used: native (Canadian) beaver pelt stretchers, rope, vintage horse bit, cedar wood knot, steel pipe, vintage wallpaper, acrylic paint and gauze. Yet another dark and puzzling sequel of his VANITAS series, this new installation consists of “treated” ready-mades, natural elements and objects collected from across both wild and urban Ontario. We cannot help but associate the beaver stretchers with the proverbial vintage portraits of HIM and HER (tastefully presented in identical oval frames), removed from their original place of honour, temporarily suspended in time, in a transient position, now awaiting their fate and about to be discarded. They seem to resonate distantly with H.CH. Andersen’s fairytale titled “Everything in the right place”…
Gallery room size: 14' x 66'