Manifesta 8
exhibition /
Manifesta 8 in the region of Murcia, Spain
Constitution Meeting I
Our proposal to you is to work together on such a structure and to develop a Constitution for the exhibition in a process which is accompanying it's production and setting up.
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First common General Curatorial Statement
The concept of Manifesta 8 emerges from its particular context and a set of significant conditions that determine the manner in which each of the three curatorial collectives works on the biennial.
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tranzit.org @ M8
tranzit.org has the pleasure of announcing that it has been selected as one of the three curatorial collectives in charge of Manifesta 8.
Manifesta 8, taking place in the Spanish cities of Murcia and Cartagena in 2010, will be curated by Alexandria Contemporary Arts Forum, Chamber of Public Secrets and tranzit.org.
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ARTONAUTICS
An exhibition by tranzit.org in the framework of THERE IS NO MEANING IF MEANING IS NOT SHARED, Gdansk City Gallery, Poland /
The exhibition brings together a flux of artworks, documentaries, video-commentaries and archives selected and produced by tranzit – a network of independent initiatives based in Austria, the Czech Republic and Hungary. The display is conceived as an interface that allows visitors to meet artists and cultural producers with whom tranzit has had inspiring continuous or long-term collaborations.
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tranzit presents: New Maps Old Gaps
Series of Public Talks, New Museum Theater, New Museum, New York /
In conjunction with the exhibition “Report on the Construction of a Spaceship Module,” an experimental archive of tranzit’s ten-year history, the network presents a symposium featuring talks by noted international curators and artists, all of whom they have collaborated with in the past.
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Report on the Construction of a Spaceship Module
A project by tranzit.org in the framework of the Museum as Hub program of the New Museum, New York /
The exhibition is curated by tranzit.org, Vít Havránek (Prague), Dóra Hegyi (Budapest) and Georg Schöllhammer (Vienna) and organized by Lauren Cornell, Curator, 2015 Triennial, Museum as Hub, and Digital Projects.
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