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3rd International Multi-Disciplinary Conference |
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Performing Arts Association (YUSTAT) invites entries for the students competition
"The Balkan City - Stage for the XXI Century". This competition is announced for
the inclusion within the International Conference The Balkan City - Stage for the End of
the XX Century which will take place in "Atelje 212" theatre in Belgrade from 14
- 16 September 2000. Both programmes are integral parts of the umbrella event titled 3rd
Biennial of Stage Design, the most significant happening organised by YUSTAT. The idea of Balkan cities at the boundaries of two millennia, their future cultural milieus and public urban life as the main subject of the competition, comes as a result of connecting this year's conference programme The Balkan City - Stage for the End of the XX Century with the competition. Namely, at the beginning of the 3rd millennium a considerable number of Balkan cities are becoming victims of destruction in a number of ways and degrees of brutality. Such disintegration equally affects physical and spiritual structure of the city. When considering performing arts, culture and urban life as criteria, students' competition "The Balkan City - Stage for the XXI Century" will look into the possibilities of overcoming the existing state of claustrophobia, material and spiritual crisis in the Balkans, including future inevitable transformation of their cultural maps. This is why you should discover and: Express your own vision of the cultural and public life development in a Balkan city of the future; what are the elements to make it both "Balkan" and "the city of future"? Propositions The competition is aimed at students of architecture and fine arts, following the idea that subsequently it becomes free research laboratory" for thinking over architecture and urban culture in general. Final selection of location, on condition that it is geographically considered as Balkan, extent to which work is developed, means of expression and techniques of presentation are free to chose. Selected location should be clearly defined and graphically documented. The work should be presented on one piece of paper, format 100 / 70 cm. Competition is anonymous. The following should be submitted with the work: - Sealed envelope containing information on authors, together with the same code as one clearly stated on the paper, - Explanatory notes regarding work in English (up to 300 words). Announcement of winners, award ceremony and opening of the exhibition will be held on 30 September 2000 at "Veljkovic" Pavilion - "Centar za kulturnu dekontaminaciju" (Centre for Cultural Decontamination), Bircaninova 21, Belgrade. For further information please contact Katarina Mrkonjic, competition co-ordinator. Deadline for submission of works is 1 September 2000. adress: Dositejeva 20/I 11000 Beograd Tel/Fax: 011/620 415, 631 928 E-mail: yustat@EUnet.yu The jury - Michael Ramsaur, president of the Education Commission of OISTAT and professor of lighting design at Stanford University, San Francisco - Pamela Howard, scenographer and art director of ESC (European Scenography Centre), London - Frits van den Haspel, director of studies for theatre technical management Hogeschool voor de Kunsten, Amsterdam - Tomas Zizka, scenographer, Mamapapa, Prague - Marina Raytchinova, scenographer and professor at the National Academy of Fine Arts, Sofia, Bulgaria - Kresimir Rogina, architect, Zagreb - Vlatko Korobar, architect and professor at the Faculty of Architecture, Skopje - Sreten Vujovic, sociologist and professor at the Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade - Borka Pavicevic, dramatist and director of "Centar za kulturnu dekontaminaciju" (Centre for Cultural Decontamination), Belgrade - Svetozar Cvetkovic, actor and general manager of "Atelje 212" theatre - Darko Marusic, architect and professor at the Faculty of Architecture, Belgrade - Zorica Savicic, architect and lecturer at the Architectural Department of Faculty of Technical Sciences, Novi Sad and Faculty of Architecture, Belgrade - Radivoje Dinulovic, architect and lecturer at the Architectural Department of Faculty of Technical Sciences, Novi Sad and Faculty of Drama Arts, Belgrade; president of YUSTAT |
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