Artist talk ‘Digital Milk’: Kaja Kraner in conversation with Petra Mrša
19. 1., Likovni salon Gallery

We are pleased to invite you to an online talk on the exhibition Digital Milk by the artist Petra Mrša. The talk will take place on Thursday, January 19, at 6 p.m live on Facebook (Center Sodobnih Umetnosti). The artist will be interviewed by Kaja Kraner.

In-depth research of the phenomenon of playing computer games, i.e., gaming, in the digital space, has been front and centre in Petra Mrša’s artistic practice for several years. She looks to bring the medium and context of video games closer to the viewer from multiple aspects, and underscores the expanded use of technology from its useful to its social function. Her projects, pronouncedly process-oriented, deconstruct the stereotypical ideas of gaming. They are based on cooperation and are created together with the young who share a passion for video games.

More on the exhibition: https://csu.si/en/exhibition/petra-mrsa-digital-milk/

 

Kaja Kraner has been an art critic in the field of contemporary visual arts since 2010, and in the fields of theory, philosophy of art, and aesthetics since 2016. Between 2014 and 2016, she was a programme associate of Pekarna Magdalenske mreže; between 2015 and 2019, she was the editor of the ŠUM magazine for theory and criticism of contemporary art, and the editor of the Art-area show airing on Radio Študent. In 2021, the publishing house Krtina released her scientific monograph titled Chronopolitics of Art: Changes in Aesthetic Education from Modern to Contemporary Art. In 2022, she worked with Alja Lobnik under the auspices of the Zavod Maska to create the exhibition and lecturing cycle titled c000ntainers: objectivity, abstraction, and ecology, and worked as a scientific associate with Moderna galerija Ljubljana (Modern Gallery Ljubljana) for the project “Sustainable Digital Storage of Slovenian New-Media Art” (ARRS J7-3158).

 

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