Margareta Kern: A Short Hi-story of My Family
20th June 2008
The Courtauld Institute, Kenneth Clark Lecture Theatre, London
This performance within The Courtauld Institute of Art is part of East Wing VIII: On Time.
To download the publicity poster in pdf please click here.
www.eastwing8.com
Margareta Kern: Clothes for Living & Dying/Odjeca za Zivot i Smrt
HDLU: PM & Bacva Galerija/Zagreb/Croatia
For information about the exhibition in Zagreb in Croatian please click here.
For images from the exhibition in Zagreb please click here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/margaretakern/
Review: "Female Jesus of the artist Margareta Kern" by Miljenko Jergovic for Jutarnji List, Croatia.
Back to Heritage
St Donat church, Zadar, Croatia
Artists:
Zvjezdana Jembrih (Croatia) , Margareta Kern (UK/Bosnia/Croatia), Luise Kloos (Austria), Branko Lenic (Croatia), Edita Matan (Croatia), David Skerlj (Italy), Rene Stessl (Austria), Leon Zakrajsek (Slovenia).
Further info on Back to Heritage week residency in Croatia and the performance by Margareta Kern "God is the biggest Artist"...
odavde/from here - otuda/from there
Webster University’s Cecille R. Hunt Gallery, USA
Artists: Alen Basic, Isak Berbic, Zlatko Cosic, Sejla Kameric, Margareta Kern, Damir Niksic and Nebojsa Seric Shoba
Curated by Dr. Jeffrey Hughes and Dana Turkovic
Reviews: http://www.riverfronttimes.com/2008-02-06/culture/on-the-wall/2
http://www.stltoday.com
The National Review of Live Art - Performing Rights Glasgow
The Performance Panel is led by the artist Lois Weaver and writer Adrian Heathfield and brings together the artists Guillermo Gómez-Peña (Mexico/USA), Jenny Sealey (UK), Adalet R Garmiany (Kurdistan-Iraq/UK), Margareta Kern (Croatia/Bosnia/UK), John Jordan (UK), Ange Taggart (UK), and Arvand DashtAray and Sara Reyhani of Virgule Performing Arts Company (Iran) for presentations, creative interventions, and discussions around questions of performance and human rights.
'Cry me cats and dogs', a review by Alex Rotas of the Performing Rights Glasgow on Axis .
Margareta Kern: Clothes for Death,
solo exhibition at the Institute of Contemporary Interdisciplinary Arts, University of Bath.
The artist has depicted all her subjects with great dignity, allowing the images to speak for themselves, creating a real sense of these women's lives as well as their preparations for their deaths." Review by Edward Adam, for a-n magazine, Nov 2007 issue, read more.
INTERNATIONAL TERRITORIES,
8th & 9th December 2007, Arts Picturehouse, Cambridge
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: Measures Of Distance by Mona Hatoum / Radionica (Coffee & Desa) by Margareta Kern / Haroldinho by Harold Offeh / Eyeballing by Rosalind Nashashibi and The Cave by Wael Shawky.
MAPPING CONSTRAINT: Territories by Isaac Julien / Sideways by Lucy Harris and Legacy by Inge Blackman.
Renoir Cinema, London 26th June 2007 @ 6.30pm
Screening of Radionica (comprised of short films 'Coffee' & 'Desa')
"The Lives of Girls and Women" screening of short films by Celia Domingues, Sadie Benning, Emma Hedditch, Margareta Kern and Jayne Parker.
Further details on http://clubdesfemmes.blogspot.com/
Make It a Better Place, Holden Gallery, Metropolitan University, Manchester
Artists: Oreet Ashery, Giuseppe DiBella, Mandy Lee Jandrell and Margareta Kern. Curated by Dinu Li
Group show reflecting on the concept of democracy, and how this thought provoking term is interpreted in today’s society.
PureScreen 17, The Sun Always Shines On the Righteous at the Bureau Gallery, Manchester
Screening Radionica / Workshop (Comprised of 2 Films; Coffee & Desa)
Artists: Jordan Baseman, Stuart Gurden, Alexander Heim, Esther Johnson, Margareta Kern, t c McCormack, Jeremy Newman. Curated by Sophia Crilly.
PureScreen is Castlefield Gallery's regular screening event.
Betsey's Salon: Betsey Couture, London
Screening of newly edited footage from Radionica / Workshop and performance.
Artists: Marloes ten Bhomer, Amy Cunningham, Ioannis Dimitrousis, Margareta Kern, Ofra Shelef and Simon Thorogood. Discussion led by Peppe Orru.
Curated by Michal Sapir and Uriel Orlow.
Making Journeys, Djanogly Art Gallery, Nottingham
Showing 'Coffee - Kafa' and 'Desa' films and Graduation Dresses
Artists: Ori Gersht, Sunil Gupta, Michael Samuels and Margareta Kern. Curated by Melanie Lenz.
Making Journeys brings together four contemporary international artists whose works explore literal and metaphorical journeys.
Necessary Journeys, Tate Modern, London
Showcasing new work made during the travel bursary awarded by the Arts Council England and the British Film Institute.
Artists: Oreet Ashery, Fernando Arias, Ralph Hoyte, Jackie Kay, Margareta Kern, Dinu Li, susan pui san lok, Jiva Parthipa, Keith Piper and and Trevor Woolery.
Necessary Journey showcase can be seen here
KnotWorks, The Blue Elephant Theatre, London
Artists: Edina Husanovic, Suzana Tamamovic and Margareta Kern
Group exhibition by three contemporary artists, who weave, bake and stretch perceptions of traditional crafts and its relationship to gender, within the cultural contexts of the Balkans.
When in Rome, touring exhibition: Third Floor Art Centre, Portsmouth; Castlefield Gallery, Manchester; Midlands Art Centre, Birmingham and Habitat, Exeter. Curated by Raimi Gbadamosi.
Artists: Hurvin Anderson, Daniel Baker, Ansuman Biswas, Suki Chan, Wilma Ehni, Nooshin Farhid, Amanda Francis, Raimi Gbadamosi, Takafumi Homma, Ronee Hui, Silia KaTung, Margareta Kern, Maria Meade, Agnes Poitevin-Navarre, Paul o'Kane, Harold Offeh, Sadia Ur-Rehman, Raymond Yap
600/60/6/6 Great Eastern Hotel, London (Bankok/Berlin/Los Angeles/Manila/Saigon)
Artists: Ivan Coleman, Eldina Begic, Bill Blanco, Raimi Gbadamosi, Miranda Gavin, Wanda Hu, Marcus Kern, Margareta Kern, David Ramkalawon. Curated by Sara Haq
Group photography show exploring the potential of digital networking specifically in curating entirely through the internet.
Ricky Romain & Margareta Kern, White Space Gallery, Axminster
Paintings by Ricky Romain and Standard Class Opinions, photographic installation by Kern; both works reflect on issues around alienation, migration and journeying.
Para-Sites, Bridport Art Centre, Bridport
Artists: Al and Al, Han E. Dehlinger, John Nassari, Margareta Kern, Brigid McLeer, Ansuman Biswas and Jen Finer, Liadin Cooke, Fiona Crisp, Gillian Wylde, Katie Holten, Rona Lee. Curated by Brigid McLeer.
Group show exploring spaces, memory, and location.
Tito's Angels, Waterloo Eurostar Terminal
Performative intervention, handing out red star cookies to the passengers.
Tito's Angels is an on-going collaboration between Margareta Kern, Suzana Tamamovic and Belma Lugic.
The Waiting Room, North & East London surgeries
Group show of the work specifically responding to the space of the surgery waiting rooms. www.driftaway.iofm.net
Leave to Remain, Central Space, London; BBC London - Marylebone High Street and the Museum of Immigration & Diversity, 19 Princelet Street, E1
Artists: Belma Lugic, Gonkar Gyatso, Rebwar Saed, Raymond Yap, Edita Marelic, Jesus Panadero Huerta, Mentor Chico Gaibor, Mohsen Keiany, Mircea Roman.
Group exhibition exploring issues of displacement. Curated by Margareta Kern
www.leavetoremain.org
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