Join us on Monday April 19th at the Czech Center New York Instagram to follow the story and work of two collaborating multimedia artists, Marie Lukáčová from Prague and Emily Shanahan from New York City that will be presenting their current developing project and responding to questions in one day Instagram Takeover on @czechcenter.
Instagram Takeover on @czechcenter
Marie and Emily work together on series of audio and video collages that reflect their common interest in socio-political themes influenced by the experience of the pandemic. Their collaborative team is named Stream and is part of the Online Artist Residency UN/MUTE – 10002 that promotes active collaboration international exchange between European and American artists in a time when travel is impossible.
Czech Artists Worldwide Instagram Series offers a unique insight into the work and life of contemporary Czech artists working internationally. The participating artists take over the Czech Centre’s Instagram for a day to present their work, life, and last but not least their relationship to both the Czech Republic and the other country where they live, create or perform. The aim of the project is to map contemporary Czech art abroad and to present the artists to both Czech and local audiences.
The project is a joint effort of 12 Czech Centres across 3 continents. You can follow the series using the hashtag #CzechArtistsWorldwide
UN / MUTE-10002 is a project by the European Union National Institutes for Culture cluster in New York and Undercurrent, realized with financial support from EUNIC — European Union National Institutes for Culture — Europe’s network of national cultural institutes and organizations.
This project is co-organized by the Czech Center New York, the Austrian Cultural Forum in New York, Wallonia-Brussels International in New York, the Delegation of Flanders to the USA, the Goethe-Institut New York, the Arts Council Malta in New York, the Polish Cultural Institute New York, the Romanian Cultural Institute, the Hope Recycling Station, the Jindřich Chalupecký Society, and Undercurrent it is supported by the European Union Delegation to the United Nations.