Program 2003

The festival took place 5-8 September in the Museum for contemporary visual arts and Strochicy village.

The main idea of the 5th performance festival Navinki2003 is representing performance art to wide audience, extending with exhibition and lectures program in the Museum for Contemporary Visual Arts. The exposition included photo, video performance documentation, artists’ photography, drawings, texts, theoretical researches, installations and objects.

The long term aim of the festival is developing actual arts and solid basement for contemporary culture in Belarus on the basis of cultural exchanges, creative partnership, in-between artists and audience. Annually the festival presents dozens of foreign artists to Belarusian audience.

5 September, Museum for contemporary visual arts (prospekt Skaryny 47)
15.00 - 15.40 Press conference.
15.40 Navinki2003 opening.
16.00 - 20.00 Perfromances:

    Richard Martel (Canada)
    Victor Petrov (Belarus)
    Alexandr Sarna (Belarus)

6 September, Museum for contemporary visual arts (prospekt Skaryny 47)
11.30 - 14.00 Lectures:

    Richard Martel (Canada)

15.00 - 21.00 Performances:

    Inari Virmakoski (Finland)
    Brigitte Covacs (Austria )
    Wojcieh Stefanik (Poland)
    Lorena Mendez (Mexico)
    Alexandr Sarna (Belarus)
    Alexandr Zajtsev (Belarus)
    Janusz Baldyga (Poland)
    Sakiko Jamaoka (Japan)
    Ludmila Rusova (Belarus)
    Katrina Daschner (Austria)

7 September, Museum for contemporary visual arts (prospekt Skaryny 47)
11.30 - 14.00 Lectures:

    Martin Fritz (Austria)

15.00 - 20.00 Performances:

    Anti-Cool (Japan)
    Merilyn Arsem (USA )
    Dmitry Mayboroda (Belarus)
    Jed Spear (USA)
    Bartolome Ferrando (Spain)
    Piotr Gajda & Gordian Piec (Poland)
    Jan Swidzinski (Poland)
    Artur Tajber (Poland)

8 September, Strotchicy village
14.00-19.00 Performances:

    Nagoal group
    Marilyn Arsem
    Inari Virmakoski
    Juras Barysevich
    Sergey Zdanovitch
    Irina Anufrieva
    Natalia Lisovskaya
    Denis Romanovski

20 September, Museum for contemporary visual arts (prospekt Skaryny 47)
15:00 Lecture, Seminar:

    Victor Petrov
    Denis Romanovski