Fotograf Gallery

Launch of the Fotograf Magazine #33 – Investigation & announcement of the Fotograf Residency results

on Friday, June 21, at 6 pm

Program

Launch Fotograf Magazine # 33
Introduction Fotograf Residency
Announcement of the Fotograf Residency results
Radim Labuda: a post-practice artist makes a salad

Fotograf Magazine #33 Investigation

Under the title of the issue „Investigation“ we are looking for artistic work systematically examining information as an integral part of the process of creation. Investigative journalism could be an inspiration, which is a fundamental whistleblower of slightly tested democratic systems nowadays, but in fact the most important impulse for maintaining the basic principles of political and social equality. Within the diversity of the presented approaches, we plan to comprise range of examples. A journalistic or documentary photography projects that transcend the format of the report, the ironizing comments of the political situation to the purely artistic projects of wider interpretations, that the important part of is the process of exploring the power tactics or suspicious activities damaging the ideals of civil society.

Fotograf Residency

Fotograf Residency is a residency project for four artists and four curators run by Fotograf07 Association and its partner institutions. Artists and curators are selected by jury upon nomination by the partner institution. Each artist or each curator comes from different country for two months or 14 days residency in Prague. Where he/she is provided accommodation and fee to live, create, research, learn and share his/her art and knowledge.

The project is co-financed by the Governments of Czechia, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia through Visegrad Grants from International Visegrad Fund. The mission of the fund is to advance ideas for sustainable regional cooperation in Central Europe.

Our partner institutions are: CCA –Tbilisi (Georgia), Fundacja Sztuk Wizualnych – Krakow (Poland), Nová Cvernovka – Bratislava (Slovakia), Trafó – Budapest (Hungary).

This program is supported by the Visegrad Fund

Support

Fotograf Gallery is supported by the Czech Ministry of Culture and during the year 2021 by a grant from the City of Prague amounting to 630 000 CZK.