i RAN
HOME interdisciplinary Researchers + Artists Network
Iran Inside Out - Tailored
an project organized by i RAN HOME team
supported by Galerie Christian Hosp
Presentation of the film "So hot?! So not?!", 2010,
So hot?! So not?!
Friday, April 9, 2010
So hot?! So not?! (questionnaire)
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Presentation,
live performance, and talk
Ban on music in Iran
Saturday, April 10, 2010
Heydar Sajedi, composer and musician for theatre and
film
So hot?! So not?! (questionnaire continued)
Workshop
Lost in Transmission
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Magdalena Kallenberger, Tanja Ostojic, Kristina Tencic and Archi Galentz
for "Under Construction Home"
Screening presentation and discussion
Lost in Transmission
Friday, April 16, 2010
Tanja Ostojic, Integration Project Archive
Magdalena Kallenberger, My so-called life in-between
Silvina Der-Meguerditchian, underconstructionhome
Lecture
Culture - A mere fig leave of national interests?
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Lecture by Kristina Tencic
This presentation questions
the role of institutions in their support and production of culture. It
will reflect on the new opaque (self-) censorship of cultural players
in the realm of national states and their interests, and gives food for
thought about how artists challenge their position in relation to political
institutions.
Live curating
Boîte iranienne en valise
Saturday, April 17, 2010
The "Boîte iranienne en valise" is
meant to use a suitcase. Inside the suitcase, several walls have been
erected that will function like the exhibition walls. Ten pieces will
be installed on these walls, the ten works being those that "won"
the questionnaire "so hot?! So Not?! (i.e. the works that received
the biggest amount of "balls" from the public... The installment
is intended to be a live event: Members of the i RAN HOME team will use
small reproductions of the winning pieces to discuss the best possible
placement, etc., and then glue them on the tiny walls inside the suitcase.
So hot?! So not?!, Publication of the results of the
questionnaire
* NOTE: i RAN HOME is neither supported by any government, nor any political interest, ideology or religion.