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Past Events
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22 Aug 2021
Ditopia Memotopia, video remix 2021 by Marko Košnik, Egon March Institute
at the Arterija International Festival of Visual Arts
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8 Sep 2019
STWST48X5 Stay Unfinished sessions, with an artist Marko Košnik (Egon March Institute) and a landscape architect and urbanist Urška Škerl participating
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1 Jun 2018
30 Jul 2018
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14 Dec 2012
A lecture by Marko Košnik, Egon March Institute at the Insular Languidity event presented by Fete dela WSK, Greenpapaya Arts Project, 98B Arts Collaboratory, and Subflex
at the Fete dela WSK
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4 Jun 2011
Performance Symposium on the Past, Present and Future of the Fluxus-Movement, Is Fluxus Dead? Intermedia Rules! From Networked Performance Events to VanGoghTV, Coded Cultures and Art-on-Strike, a lecture by Marko Košnik (Egon March Institute) Globalism Rules! Immaterial Art Practises behind the Iron Curtain, a part of the EU funded project X-OP- eXchange of art operators and producers led by KIBLA Multimedia Centre
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9 Nov 2010
13 Nov 2010
X-OP - eXchange of art operators and producers, including Egon March Institute project Operabil Helsinki - (Electropera Act 5), in the scope of EU funded project led by KIBLA Multimedia Centre
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30 Aug 2010
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13 May 2010
15 May 2010
X-OP meeting and events, EU funded project X-OP - eXchange of art operators and producers led by KIBLA Multimedia Centre, collaborative performance Operabil Hexpo - (Electropera Act 4) by Marko Košnik, Egon March Institute
at the Avamaa International Symposium of Art and Ideas
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7 May 2010
X-OP: Festival Time and Technique produced by KIBLA Multimedia Centre, ELECTROPERA performance lecture with live topographic imagery by Marko Košnik, Egon March Institute, curatorial dinner by Petra Kapš, a lecture Dictionary of Subsidized Art - Here and Now by Aleksandra Kostić, DVD screenings by Peter Tomaž Dobrila, an exhibition and lecture Drawing by artists Polona Maher and Petra Varl, EU funded project X-OP- eXchange of art operators and producers
Marko Košnik's intermedia projects include Stvar - Das Ding - The Thing, premiering at Hfbk Hamburg in 1991, Figure in Space, Man in the Case, a performance/installation presented in the gallery environment, Opna, phase II, developed for the opening of the first Ostranenie Festival in Dessau in 1993, Cukrarna ('Sugar Factory'), a dance performance developed for synchronous video projection that premiered at Medienbiennale Leipzig in 1994 and A B Sence in 1996, both developed together with Mateja Bučar, cf DUM Association of Artists. He presented an interactive form of environment at the New Moves 97 festival in Glasgow. The PA-RA trilogy consisted of: (i) Parahouse, a cross-field study between ergonomics of the public place (the house) and different purposes its rooms are used for in the social context, its first phase being performed during the Ostranenie Festival in Dessau in 1997; (ii) Paparapapa, a continuous one-week performance by three artists located in Ljubljana, Frankfurt and Paris, synchronised via Cu-See-Me conferencing system and real video/audio transmissions over the Internet; and (iii) PA-RA, a multimedia theatre performance premiered at Cankarjev dom, Ljubljana in 1998. In 2000 the Desktop cinema was premiered at the Kino Reitschule, Bern and presented at the Slovenian Cinematheque, Ljubljana and Pekarna Magdalena Network, Maribor. In 2001 a chamber opera for theoretical narration, music, live video and computer graphics under the title TheoThea was produced at SKC Belgrade within the international symposium 'Theatre in Theory'. During 2002-2003 Marko Košnik was mostly concerned with research work at Codelab at Podewill, and during a residency in Mexico (Anthropomedia Project). In 2002 he toured as a performer, playing his live video instrument in the Postworkshop Live Video and Music spectacle at STEIM, Amsterdam. In 2006 the artist lived in his multimedia installation Batiskaf Trst at Mala Gallery, Museum of Modern Art. operabil kobe, a dance solo, performed by Sumi Masayuki, was developed at the residency at Tesla-Berlin and presented in Osaka, Kobe, Maribor KIBLA Multimedia Centre. In 2007 Egon March Institute presented his new project operabil POW, a performance lecture with topographic imagery in Museumsquartier, Vienna.
In 2008 a new production of Egon March Institute, the "operabil", a step-by-step project that engages collaborators to present sets of ideas through the artistic medium of the opera. The project operabil memotopia was performed by Barbara Thun (voice), and Marko Košnik (live-manipulation of topographic imagery) is performed in Klanggalerie Tube, Munich (Feb 21), at the Exposition of New Music in Hudebni klub Fleda in Brno, Czech Repubic (March 2) and at KIBLA Multimedia Centre, Maribor (March 7). The performance operabil conspirare was shown during the opening ceremony at the Auditorium of the eminent Berlin festival Transmedial 08.
Marko Košnik has produced significant texts for various media and has conducted numerous workshops and lectures related to intermedia practices.
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Egon March Institute (EMI) was founded by Slovene media art pioneer Marko Košnik in 1986 as a unit for reflection, research, and production in interdisciplinary arts. +
Egon March Institute (EMI) was founded by Slovene media art pioneer Marko Košnik in 1986 as a unit for reflection, research, and production in interdisciplinary arts. +
Inštitut Egon March je samoorganizirana raziskovalna in produkcijska interdisciplinarna platforma, ki jo je zasnoval umetnik Marko Košnik. +
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