Międzynarodowe Triennale Grafiki
19.04 - 09.06
Międzynarodowe Triennale Grafiki - Wiedeń 2013
Künstlerhaus Wien
02.10 - 07.11
Międzynarodowe Triennale Grafiki - Stambuł 2013
Tophane-i Amire Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University Culture and Art Center Istanbul, Turkey
kurator: Monika Piorkowska & Zekeriya Saribatur
Nazir Ahmed, BD; Brook Andrew, AU; Lidija Antanasijevic, UK; Javier Aranguren, ES;
Daradics Arpad, HU; Grzegorz Banaskiewicz, PL; Andrzej Bednarzyk, PL; Derek Besant,
CA; Milan Blanusa; RS; Kirsten Borchert, DE; Cecile Boucher, CA; Ingeborg und Peter
Braunsteiner, AT; Simon Brejcha, CZ; Bert Brouwer, NL; Igor Cabraja, HR; Ilse Chlan, AT;
Haruko Cho, JP; Helga Cmelka, AT; Paul Coldwell, UK; Regina Costa, PT; Sławomir
Cwiek, PL; Josef Danner, AT; Babsi Daum, AT; Beata Dlugosz, PL; Magdalena Duda-
Patraszewska, PL; Reinhold Egerth, AT; Paul Ferragut, UK; Birgit Fiedler, DE; Peter Ford,
UK; Jonasz Gajewski, PL; Josephine Ganter, UK; Hansjürgen Gartner, DE; Olena Golub,
UA; Eugenia Gortchakova, DE; Markus Gottfried, AT; Izabella Gustowska, PL; Anne
Heyvaert, ES; Jill Ho-Jou, CA; Zhang HuiJing, CN; Katri Ikavalko, FI; Aya Imamura, JP;
Yuka Iyama, JP; Joanna Janowska-Augustyn, PL; JUUN, AT, Stefan Kaczmarek, PL; Eunice
Kim, US; Vilija Kneyzite, Litauen; Jochen Koehn, DE; Margret Kohler-Heilingsetzer, AT;
Miyuki Kondo, JP; Antoni Kowalski, PL; Lubomir Krastev, BG; Edith Krause, CA; Ikuhiro
Kugo, JP; Tomasz Kukawski, PL; Stephen Lovett, NZ; Janusz Marciniak, PL; Katarzyna
Marzec, PL; Brygida Masternak, PL; Małgorzata Mazur, PL; Chris Mercier, UK; Richard
Paul Meszaros, DE; Ondrej Michalek, CZ; Grzegorz Mycka, PL; Fay Nicolson, UK; Pavel
Noga, CZ; Andreas Ortag, AT; Mariusz Palka, PL; Brigitte Pamperl, AT; Jan Pamula, PL;
Tibor Pataki, HU; Bettina Patermo, AT; Darina Peeva, BG; Javier Gil Perez, ES; Eva Petrič,
Slowenien; Krystina Piotrowksa, PL; Christine Pirker, AT; Pluta Władysław, PL; Karol
Pomykala, PL; Ilona Proczek-Kranc, PL; Xenophon Sachinis, GR; Atsuo Sakazume, JP;
Augusto Sampaio, BR; Zekerya Saribatur, AT; Elli Schnitzer/Renate Krätschmer, AT;
Andrea Serafini, IT; Alicja Snoch-Pawlowska, PL; Martina Stock, AT; Robert Svoboda, AT;
Vicky Tsalamata, Griechenland; Vania Valkova, BG; Francisco Velasco, ES; Linde Waber,
AT; Ericka Walker, CA; Michael Wegerer, AT; Natalia Weiss, AT; Elisabeth Weissensteiner,
AT; Tomasz Winiarski, PL; Jana Wisniewski, AT; Rena Wota, PL; Barbara Zeigler, CA;
Agnieszka Ziemiszewska, PL
Praca: Hybrydy I, II, III (2011)
İstanbul has its own Graphic Triennial – one of the biggest of the world!
The title of this project is also its program. The term "interface" etymologically corresponds to the
Latin words inter – "between" and facies – "appearance", English face. Interface can be understood
as a boundary surface, a phase boundary, as part of a system serving communication. It is an
attribute of a transitory change, e.g. between the sources - between sender and recipient, in the
unique moment of transformation between not anymore and not yet. An interface is not a storage
place, symbolically it could be depicted as a being with no possessions.
We hear that the interface is being tapped into- or has already become part of a series of the others.
Even if an interface contains points of contact, thus enabling communication, only through the need
of those that met it becomes an active link – it guarantees inclusion and exclusion at the same time.
The Tophane-i Amire building, former Osmanic canon-foundry, has been transformed into a centre for
culture and arts for the Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University (MSFAU) in 1992. At this place once used
for weapon production the exhibit Interfaces-İstanbul of the International Print Triennial Krakowİstanbul
2013 takes place in cooperation with the MSFAU and the International Print Triennial Society
in Krakow. About 260 works of art by 140 artists of 37 countries are shown in this exhibit. The
graphic arts print medium is of necessity for the artists to realize their ideas, messages, statements
and strategies. The exhibit is part of the project International Print Network (IPNet) 2012 – 2014,
which has been funded by the culture program with support from the European Commission. Among
the IPNet partners are: International Print Triennial Society Krakow/Poland, Horst-Janssen-Museum
in Oldenburg/Germany, Künstlerhaus Vienna/Austria, and Dalarnas Museum in Falun/Sweden. The
Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University has been invited to the IPNet program as associated partner in 2012.
Within the scope of the exhibition Interfaces-İstanbul of the International Print Triennial Krakowİstanbul
2013, a supporting program takes place as well. This includes the two exhibits "Interfaceİstanbul”-
at the Kare Art Gallery (September 3 – September 12, 2013); "Private-Politics“- at the
Utopiya Platform Gallery (October 1 –October 14, 2013), and three pilot projects:
Posted by: Interfaces-İstanbul – where visitors are invited to comment on three interactively posed
questions 1. What is print-art today? 2. Your message? 3. No print no message? These comments
are made public.
Printbox. Interfaces-İstanbul –
the curators bring a special suitcase (the printbox) which is available
to all local artists and is dedicated to MSFAU. The artists are invited to deposit their graphic artworks
(max. format DIN A-4). After the end of the main exhibit, the printbox will be sent on a journey as a
touring exhibition, from place to place, from city to city. During this journey, artists of “other places”
can continuously add new works.
Liquid-print. Interfaces-İstanbul – where artists around the world are invited to actively participate
- from October 2, 2013 through October 2, 2014- in the virtual platform, which will enable the
presentation of the works and the public discourse on the net via social media. All works that have
been realized via graphic arts are sincerely welcome. We ask for submission of no more than 5 works
in, "jpg" format, 100 dpi at: liquidprintproject@gmail.com During the project, the submitted works will
be virtually published.
General Organiser: Prof. Yalçın Karayağız
General Coordinator: Prof. Caner Karavit
Curators: Monika Piorkowska, Zekeriya Sarıbatur