Artist
Part of events on ArtRabbit in: London
ONE mind: Marta Grabowska is a curator and writer and a driving force behind Speed Networking for Creatives, in Ziferblat, London, a project designed to bring together emerging and established creatives from across all media, to exchange ideas and encourage collaborations. She worked with art institutions in Poland (Camera Obscura, Photomonth in Krakow) and in the UK (Karin Janssen Project Space). She is a member of London Art History Society and student of BA in History of Art and Curating and Central Saint Martins, researching Gesamtkunstwerk, Art Education and Problem of elitism in art world(www.martagrabowska.tumblr.com/). Magdalena Zoledz is a post-photographer, author of essays, books and works, which she calls conceptual objects. She exhibited in Poland, Switzerland, Germany, Greece, Netherlands and the UK. In 2017 started a PhD programme in photography at University of Fine Arts in Poznan and is a visiting student at Slade School of Fine Art. She is a member of 280A (www.magdalenazoledz.pl,www.280a.org). ONE idea We are ONE. A creative duo with an innovative approach to presenting and perceiving art. Internet, mass media, advertising, they all contribute to the number of images being sent towards us, every single day. As members of the audience, we are submitted to a constant blitz of images. But, is it really that important to see it all? What about experiencing art forms through allowing for something more than simple pleasures of consumption? Our passion for art and for London inspired us to create a project that undertakes an objective of challenging the way we experience art and the art world. Suspecting the exhaustion and anxiety of the contemporaneous audience, anaesthetised by the multitude of stimuli, we propose an innovative concept of exhibition-making: a withdrawal from the traditional curator’s narrative and resistance against the quantity and seriality of the showcased artworks. ONE way ONE project is our alternative. We create an intimate and unique space where the audience can truly contemplate art. It’s easy to be indifferent when confronted with 100 artforms at once, but it is equally difficult to stay impassive when presented with just one. Our goal is to make it a memorable experience that is purposeful, accessible and interactive. Moreover, we believe that proposed by us form is much more accessible to less experienced and underprivileged audiences as well as challenging and interesting to connoisseurs. What better a place to promote art, to engage artists with different forms of art, as well as, engage new audiences?
Exhibitions and Events
2020