Ladislava Gažiová
Bereich: Bildende Kunst, Installation, Malerei
Key Facts
Nationalität
SlowakeiBereich
Bildende Kunst, Installation, MalereiWohnort
Prag (CZE)Empfehlende Institution
tranzit.org/ERSTE StiftungZeitraum
September 2014 - September 20142002 – 2003, Academy of fine Arts, Prague (Studio of Vladimir Skrepl)
2003 – 2008; Academy of fine Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague (Studio of Conceptual and International Art, Jiři David)
Selected solo shows:
2013
Luxfer Gallery; Ceska Skalice
207 Gallery, Prague
Fotograf Gallery; Prague
2012
NOD, Praha
Czech center, Munchen
35m² Gallery, Prague
NF, Ústi nad Labem
2011
AWalk Thru Gallery, Hradec Králove
2008
Gallery Kritiku; Prague
Czech Center, Bucharest
2006
Escort Gallery, Brno
A.M.180 Gallery, Prague
2005
Karlin Studios, Prague
selected group shows:
2012
Steirischerherbst, Graz
Hungarian Cultural Center, New Delhi
2011
ObraSKov, Wanniecke Gallery, Brno
PRAGUEBIENNALE 5, Microna, Prague
New Media In Our Hands, Menu Pont, Kunsthalle Budapest
GSB Gallery, Stockholm
2010
Young Art Biennale, Zvon, Prague
2009
White Paper, Black Bride, PRAGUEBIENNALE 4, Kalín Hall; Prague
Young Art Biennale, Ján Koniarek Gallery,Trnava
2008
Start Point, U Bíleho jednorožce Gallery, Klatovy
Paradise Lost, Kampa Museum, Prague
2007
Resetting, GHMP, Prague
Prague Biennale 3
Young Art Biennale, Ján Koniarek Gallery,Trnava
The Sovereign European Art Price, Row Club, London
2006
Fuck the Guild, Bastard Gallery, Bratislava
Melancólia 2, Umprum Gallery, Prague
Melancólia, NoD Gallery, Prague
Eternity Looms, Karlin Studios, Prague
former residencies:
Gallery Klatovy/Klenová-Visegrad fund, Klatovy/Klenová, Czech Republic, 2008
Egon Schiele Art Centrum, Český Krumlov, Czech Republic, 2011
Czech Centrum, Bucharest, Romania, 2013
Within the residence in Vienna, I would like to process two areas that I would like to develop. The first of them relates to the work and the topic, which is associated with issues of cultural relativism and cultural identity focused on the Roma culture. I wonder how the Roma cultural institutions (in the Czech Republiv, e.g. The Museum of Romani Culture) identify (create) a national or ethnic awareness, emancipation processes, or the uniqueness and how positive the effects are for society and its perception of the Roma and by the Roma themselves.