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/ Vienna Wild (installation 2010)

Wild and Cultivated Fruit Market
Various intervention with acrylic paint or pencil on different found objects (’70 erotic magazines, ’70 ans ’80 LPs covers, toy boxes, antique books and books’ cutouts, postcards, etc) 40 art objects; 2 video project, 50 T-Shirts with slogans. 2010

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Exhibition Catalog:

Reordering Semester 2010 Lakeside Science & Technology Park Lakeside B02 9020 Klagenfurt Austria http://www.lakeside-kunstraum.at

Bibliography:

Good Luck! Migration Today. Vienna, Belgrade, Zagreb, Istanbul, Title: Contact Zones at the work by Nada Prlja, essay by Christian Kravagna, 2010, [ENG?GER]

Editors: Vida Bakondy et al., Publisher: Wien: Mandelbaum, Content: 512 pages, ISBN: 978-85476-340-6, Year: 2010

Press coverage:
/ e-flux, online database, Title: Reordering, by Kristian Kravagna and Hedwig Saxenhuber, 2010 [ENG]
Nada Prlja “Wild and cultivated fruits market” Exhibition: March 24 to May 12 Drawing on her previous work on immigration and racism, which referenced for the most part her homeland in Bosnia-Macedonia and the United Kingdom as her current place of residence, Nada Prlja has created an exhibition for Klagenfurt that responds to the regional idiosyncrasies of the asylum system in the state of Carinthia and in Austria as a whole. Prlja’s exhibition uses what are in some cases provocative methods to ask whether it is possible to break through the cycle of continually recurring descriptions, arguments and prejudices. For this investigation, it is necessary to work out certain “archetypes” of fear and defensiveness against “strangers” and to examine conditioned ways of speaking that reinforce certain stereotypes, both on the part of the “natives” as well as—and this is characteristic of Prlja’s approach—on the part of the immigrants. While critical accounts of immigration and racism often focus exclusively on the conscience, tolerance or legal philosophy of those in the majority society, Prlja also addresses to the same degree the self-image of immigrants and their potential to productively change the way they talk about the social sphere, instead of simply dividing it between “us” and “them.”
OE1, ORF.at, Observer, Kulturjournal, Radio interview, Moderation: Gernot Zimmermann, 2010 [ENG/GER]
Observer, daily newspaper, Title: Study of an Immigrant, by AW, March, Nr. 105, 2010 [GER]
kunstaspekte, cultural portal, Title: Nada Prlja: Wild and cultivated fruits market [online] 2010, GER
Good Luck! Migration Today. perspectives for Vienna, Belgrade, Zagreb, Istanbul, internet portal, ERSTE Foundation, 2010, [ENG]
Lakeside Semester 2010, catalogue, Title: Reordering, The wild and Cultivated fruit market, by Cristian Kravagna, 2010 [ENG/GER]

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