Head With Many Thoughts
Last autumn, the Contemporary Art Centre in Vilnius announced an open call to participate in a group exhibition. The open call presented an opportunity to reflect upon the needs of the art field along with its community, and to explore new ways of working together. 鈥淲e would like to make an experiment 鈥 to invite anyone and everyone to propose ideas, projects, events and processes,鈥 the curators wrote in the invitation; anything that 鈥渟eems important, interesting to share or to experience with others.鈥
More than 200 people from various countries responded to the invitation, among them not just professional artists; a small infinity which for the last couple of months have been testing the limits of the CAC. We are very grateful for such an overwhelming response; collectively, the proposals contributed a diverse range of ideas, projects and points of view and each was considered, discussed and thus in some way accepted. Some of the proposals will be implemented and presented in the future or otherwise woven into the fabric of the CAC鈥檚 future activities. Meanwhile, several dozen artists, curators and collectives will feature in the exhibition 鈥楬ead With Many Thoughts鈥.
The exhibition is a polyvocal reflection on time, endings, beginnings, transition and change. It offers no single vision for the future 鈥 neither hopeful nor threatening 鈥 nor one direction of movement: the present time is marked by a range of simultaneous trajectories and multiple choices. Knowing what exactly our actions will change is not always possible; nevertheless, it is important and no less interesting to look out for what is unfolding in front of us, and to act. If the exhibition does not lie, it鈥檚 the gentle attentiveness, togetherness and care that help us face the uncertainty; and one becomes the necessary 鈥済lue鈥 by becoming support, springboard and adventure for oneself and for others.
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Last autumn, the Contemporary Art Centre in Vilnius announced an open call to participate in a group exhibition. The open call presented an opportunity to reflect upon the needs of the art field along with its community, and to explore new ways of working together. 鈥淲e would like to make an experiment 鈥 to invite anyone and everyone to propose ideas, projects, events and processes,鈥 the curators wrote in the invitation; anything that 鈥渟eems important, interesting to share or to experience with others.鈥
More than 200 people from various countries responded to the invitation, among them not just professional artists; a small infinity which for the last couple of months have been testing the limits of the CAC. We are very grateful for such an overwhelming response; collectively, the proposals contributed a diverse range of ideas, projects and points of view and each was considered, discussed and thus in some way accepted. Some of the proposals will be implemented and presented in the future or otherwise woven into the fabric of the CAC鈥檚 future activities. Meanwhile, several dozen artists, curators and collectives will feature in the exhibition 鈥楬ead With Many Thoughts鈥.
The exhibition is a polyvocal reflection on time, endings, beginnings, transition and change. It offers no single vision for the future 鈥 neither hopeful nor threatening 鈥 nor one direction of movement: the present time is marked by a range of simultaneous trajectories and multiple choices. Knowing what exactly our actions will change is not always possible; nevertheless, it is important and no less interesting to look out for what is unfolding in front of us, and to act. If the exhibition does not lie, it鈥檚 the gentle attentiveness, togetherness and care that help us face the uncertainty; and one becomes the necessary 鈥済lue鈥 by becoming support, springboard and adventure for oneself and for others.
Artists on show
- Aidas Bareikis
- Anastasia Kolas
- Anastasia Sosunova
- Andrej Polukord
- Andrej Vasilenko
- Andrius Svilys
- Annabel Elgar
- Arunas Gudaitis
- Chi-Wei Lin
- Dainius Liskevicius
- Daniel Eatock
- Dovile Simonyte
- Duto Hardono
- Egle虈 Ridikaite虈
- Ellie Hunter
- Fiona Campbell
- Gizela Mickiewicz
- Greta Eimulyt臈
- Ian Damerell
- Ieva Tarejeva
- Ign臈 Narbutait臈
- Karolina Ja拧inskait臈
- Khairani Barokka
- Laima Kreivyt臈
- Liucija Kva拧yt臈
- Lizzie Homersham
- Marco Bruzzone
- Marcos Lutyens
- Maria Saivosalmi
- Marianna Maruyama
- Mark Prendergast
- Marta Fr臈jut臈
- Matthew Shannon
- Milda Janu拧evi膷i奴t臈
- Mindaugas Vegys
- Ona Juciute
- Patricija Jurk拧aityt臈
- Polly Brown
- Povilas Dirgela
- Self Luminous Society
- Sheryl Cheung
- Sholto Dobie
- Simona 沤emaityt臈
- T.E.C.
- Tiago Borges
- Tomas 沤idonis
- Trafik
- VIktorija Damerell
- Vitalij Cerviakov
- Vitalij Strigunkov
- Vytautas Ge膷as
- Vytautas Puidokas