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off the record-kayıtdışı
OFF THE RECORD / KAYITDIŞI
10 Eylül 2007-30 Kasım 2007
ÇETİN EMEÇ SANAT GALERİSİ
İZMİR

PORT '07 İZMİR
Parallel Event

A pilot study: OFF THE RECORD / Bir pilot çalışma: KAYITDIŞI

Katılımcı Sanatçılar / Participant Artists: Aslı Çavuşoğlu (featuring Mehmet Dere) / Cevdet Erek / Emre Hüner / Selim Birsel ve BFB Archieve (Büyük Aile Şirketi Arşivi)*

Küratör / Curator: Adnan Yıldız

“Bir pilot çalışma: KAYITDIŞI” yaşadığımız zamanın ve üretilen gerçekliklerin tanımlanmasında kilit rollere sahip bilgi ve kayıt teknolojilerini incelemek üzere tasarlanan bir araştırmanın ilk sunum sergisi. Var olan referanslardan ve tartışmalardan farklı yönde gelişecek yeni soruların ve bağlamların mümkün olduğuna inanarak yola çıkan sanatçılar, kendi pratikleri; kendi belgeleme ve arşivcilik alışkanlıkları ile ürettikleri işlerle ortak bir platform açıyorlar. Belge diliyle sunum dili arasındaki farklara ve bu süreçlerde yaratılan gerçeklik sapmalarına odaklanan sergi, BFB’ı (www.bigfamilybusiness.net ), İzmir Milli Kütüphanesi’ni ve Kent Müzesi’ni bir referans olarak alarak, kendine dahil ediyor.


“A pilot study: OFF THE RECORD” is the first presentation exhibit of the research that is designed for investigating the information and recording technologies which have very key roles in order to define our time and the realities -produced. Artists -who believe that new questions and contexts that can develop in a different direction from those current ones are posible- are opening a common platform with the works that are produced by their own documention and arhieve habits. Focusing on the differences between the documantal language and the language of presentation; moreover the distorted realities that are created in the process, the exhibition is referring to BFB (www.bigfamilybusiness.net), İzmir National Library and City Museum, and it is including them into itself.

* İzmir Milli Kütüphanesi ve Kent Müzesi ortakla çalışması / Collaboration with İzmir National Library and City Museum

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