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The OHO Group Award is given annually to an individual Slovene artists or a group of Slovene artists up to 35 years of age, for works of art in the field of painting, photography, video, new media and performance. The prize was established in 2006 by the P.A.R.A.S.I.T.E. Institute (Ljubljana) in cooperation with the Foundation for a Civil Society (New York). It is based on an open call, followed by the selection of the nominees and then bestowed in a ceremony at the P74 Centre and Gallery.

Nevromat [Neur-O-Matic], Lenka Đorojević & Matej Stupica, produced by Ljudmila Art and Science Laboratory and Projekt Atol Institute, 2014. An OHO Group Award winner.

The award and its international context

The aim of the OHO Group Award is to provide support to young artists and facilitate the continuation of their activities by shifting them from the marginal to a central role in the society. The award comprises a 6-week residency in the studio of the ISCP in New York (possibilities for networking and establishing contacts with curators linked up with the host institution); a solo exhibition in the P74 Centre and Gallery and the purchase of the artwork by the investment company KD Group. Other funders include the Trust for Mutual Understanding (New York), the ISCP (New York), the European Cultural Foundation (Amsterdam), the Municipality of Ljubljana, and the Slovenian Ministry of Culture.

The OHO Group Award has been a part of the Young Visual Artists Awards international residency award programme since 2006. The YVAA was established by The Foundation for a Civil Society (FCS) in 1990 in the Czech Republic and now affiliating ten countries in Central Europe and South East Europe. It plays an important role in shaping the emerging artists' international careers.

Nominees and prize winners

The prize winners of the OHO Group Award have included Sašo Sedlaček for the artwork Žicar/The Beggar Robot (2006) selected from among the nominees Nika Oblak and Primož Novak, Lada Cerar, Aleksandra Vajd; Miha Presker and Luiza Margan (2007) selected from Son:DA, Jaša Mrevlje, Matjaž Wenzel; Mladen Stropnik (2008) selected from Aleksandra Domanović, Sebastjan Leban and Staš Kleindienst, Small but Dangers (Mateja Rojc and Simon Hudolin-Salci); and Ana Čigon (2009) selected from among Vesna Bukovec, Sašo Vrabič, Tanja Vujasinović. In 2010 Maja Hodošček was bestowed, other nominees were Veli Silver, Matija Brumen, and Mito Gegič.

The recent prize winners were Beli Sladoled (2011), Tomaž Furlan (2012), Veli Silver (2013), Staš Kleindienst (2014), Lenka Đorojević and Matej Stupica (2015); and Mark Požlep (2016).

The OHO Group

The award was named by the influential Slovene avant-garde artist Group OHO, active in the second half of the 1960s and early 1970s. The members of the group wanted to develop a radically different relationship towards the world: instead of a humanistic position, which implies a world of objects dominated by the subject, they wanted to achieve a world of things, where there would be no hierarchical difference between people and things; the correct relationship towards such a world is not action, but observing. OHO used a number of media (and their in-between forms), drawings, photographs, film, video, music, texts, but also a way of dressing, living and behaving, to redirect the awareness of people into Reistic observing.

Installation view of OHO Group exhibition at the Moderna galerija (MG) in 1994, curated by Igor Zabel.

External links

Gallery

The Winner's Podium, an installation that won first prize in OHO Group Award competition, by artists Miha Perne and Leon Zuodar, working as Beli sladoled [White ice cream], 2011

Nevromat [Neur-O-Matic], an installation by Lenka Đorojević & Matej Stupica that got the OHO Group Award in 2015

Nevromat [Neur-O-Matic], Lenka Đorojević & Matej Stupica, produced by Ljudmila Art and Science Laboratory and Projekt Atol Institute, 2014. An OHO Group Award winner.

Nevromat [Neur-O-Matic] by Lenka Đorojević & Matej Stupica, produced by Ljudmila Art and Science Laboratory and Projekt Atol Institute, 2014

Installation view of OHO Group exhibition at the Moderna galerija (MG) in 1994, curated by Igor Zabel.

Neža Knez, OHO Group Award recipient 2018.

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-The aim of the OHO Group Award is to provide support to young creative artists and facilitate the continuation of their activities by shifting them from the marginal to a central role in the society. The award comprises a 6-week residency in the studio of the ISCP in New York (possibilities for networking and establishing contacts with curators linked up with the host institution); a solo exhibition in the [[P74 Centre and Gallery]] and the purchase of the art work by the investment company KD Group d.d.
+The aim of the OHO Group Award is to provide support to young artists and facilitate the continuation of their activities by shifting them from the marginal to a central role in the society. The award comprises a 6-week residency in the studio of the ISCP in New York (possibilities for networking and establishing contacts with curators linked up with the host institution); a solo exhibition in the [[P74 Centre and Gallery]] and the purchase of the artwork by the investment company KD Group. Other funders include the Trust for Mutual Understanding (New York), the ISCP (New York), the European Cultural Foundation (Amsterdam), the [[Municipality of Ljubljana]], and the Slovenian [[Ministry of Culture]].
+The OHO Group Award has been a part of the Young Visual Artists Awards international residency award programme since [[established::2006]]. The YVAA was established by The Foundation for a Civil Society (FCS) in 1990 in the Czech Republic and now affiliating ten countries in Central Europe and South East Europe. It plays an important role in shaping the emerging artists' international careers.
 ==Nominees and prize winners==
-Recent prize winners of the OHO Group Award have included Sašo Sedlaček for the art work ''Žicar/The Beggar Robot'' (2006) selected from among the nominees Nika Oblak and Primož Novak, Lada Cerar, Aleksandra Vajd; Miha Presker and Luiza Margan (2007) selected from son:DA, Jaša Mrevlje, Matjaž Wenzel; Mladen Stropnik (2008) selected from Aleksandra Domanovic, Sebastjan Leban and Stas Kleindienst, Small but Dangers (Mateja Rojc and Simon Hudolin-Salci); and Ana Čigon (2009) selected from among Vesna Bukovec, Sašo Vrabič, Tanja Vujasinović. In 2010 Maja Hodošček was bestowed, other nominees were Velimira Barisica - Veli Silver, Matija Brumen, and Mit Gegič.
+The prize winners of the OHO Group Award have included [[Sašo Sedlaček]] for the artwork ''Žicar/The Beggar Robot'' (2006) selected from among the nominees [[Nika Oblak and Primož Novak]], [[Lada Cerar]], [[Aleksandra Vajd]]; [[Miha Presker]] and [[Luiza Margan]] (2007) selected from [[son:DA]], [[Jaša Mrevlje]], [[Matjaž Wenzel]]; [[Mladen Stropnik]] (2008) selected from [[Aleksandra Domanović]], [[Sebastjan Leban]] and [[Staš Kleindienst]], [[Small but Dangers]] (Mateja Rojc and Simon Hudolin-Salci); and [[Ana Čigon]] (2009) selected from among [[Vesna Bukovec]], [[Sašo Vrabič]], Tanja Vujasinović. In 2010 [[Maja Hodošček]] was bestowed, other nominees were [[Veli Silver]], [[Matija Brumen]], and [[Mito Gegič]].
-==Supporters==
+The recent prize winners were [[Beli Sladoled]] (2011), [[Tomaž Furlan]] (2012), [[Veli Silver]] (2013), [[Staš Kleindienst]] (2014), [[Lenka Đorojević]] and [[Matej Stupica]] (2015); and [[Mark Požlep]] (2016).
-In additional to the [[P.A.R.A.S.I.T.E. Institute]] (Ljubljana), the Foundation for a Civil Society (New York) and the KD Group d.d. (Slovenia), the OHO Group Award is realised by subsidies from the Trust for Mutual Understanding (New York), the ISCP (New York), the European Cultural Foundation (Amsterdam), the [[Municipality of Ljubljana]], and the Slovenian [[Ministry of Culture]].
-==The Group OHO==
+==The OHO Group==
-The award was named by the influential Slovene avant-garde artist group OHO, active in the second half of the 1960s and early 1970s. The members of the group wanted to develop a radically different relationship towards the world: instead of a humanistic position, which implies a world of objects dominated by the subject, they wanted to achieve a world of things, where there would be no hierarchical difference between people and things; the correct relationship towards such a world is not action, but observing. OHO used a number of media (and their in-between forms), drawings, photographs, film, video (the first video works in Slovenia were produced in this context by Nuša and Srečo Dragan), music, texts, but also a way of dressing, living and behaving, to redirect the awareness of people into Reistic observing.
+The award was named by the influential Slovene avant-garde artist [[Group OHO|group OHO]], active in the second half of the 1960s and early 1970s. The members of the group wanted to develop a radically different relationship towards the world: instead of a humanistic position, which implies a world of objects dominated by the subject, they wanted to achieve a world of things, where there would be no hierarchical difference between people and things; the correct relationship towards such a world is not action, but observing. OHO used a number of media (and their in-between forms), drawings, photographs, film, video, music, texts, but also a way of dressing, living and behaving, to redirect the awareness of people into Reistic observing.
+{{Image|Museum of Modern Art - 16.jpg}}
 ==See also==
 * [[P.A.R.A.S.I.T.E. Institute]]
 * [[P74 Centre and Gallery]]
 ==External links==
-* [http://www.zavod-parasite.si/oho/info.htm OHO Group Award website] (in Slovenian)
+* [http://www.zavod-parasite.si/eng/program/oho-award/award-archive OHO Group Award web page]
-* [http://www.parasite-pogacar.si/ P.A.R.A.S.I.T.E. Institute website]
+* [http://www.zavod-parasite.si/ P.A.R.A.S.I.T.E. Institute website]
-* [http://www.zavod-parasite.si/ Gallery 74 and kapsula website]
 * [http://www.fcsny.org/ Foundation for a Civil Society (New York) website]
 * [http://www.iscp-nyc.org/ ISCP (New York) website]
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 * [http://sl.wikipedia.org/wiki/OHO The OHO Group on Wikipedia] (in Slovenian)
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Difference between revisions of "OHO Group Award"

Latest revision as of 02:44, 19 February 2021

Contents

The award and its international context

Nominees and prize winners

The OHO Group

See also

External links

Gallery

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