tranzit is a contemporary art program supported by the Erste Bank Group
The exhibition Parallel Chronologies and the symposium The Invisible
History of Exhibitions is part of the international project Art Always Has
Its Consequences co-financed by the Culture 2007 program of the European
Union (partners: WHW Zagreb, tranzit. hu, Muzeum Sztuki Łódź, kuda.org
Novi Sad).
The chapel at Balatonboglár will be available to us between July 1–8, 1972
We can hope to broaden our possibilities through direct contacts. Our programme makes use of means/methods through which we can obtain direct feedback. In other words the audience comes into contact with us not through contemplation but through activity.
From July 1st to 7th we will hold a “DIRECT WEEK”. (So we are not organizing an “exhibition” and we don’t make use of classical means/methods)
On July 8th we will “re-organize” the “cancelled” AVANGARD FESTIVAL, which was originally to be held on April 30th
(We will send out invitations to the events of the day)
One can contribute to the completion of DIRECT WEEK in two ways:
a/ personally - : presentations, concepts evolved on site, happening, event, body, agitation, other actions
b/ through various media - : film, slide, tape recorder, project, concept-sheets, message, correspondence, environments, etc.
The AVANGARD FESTIVAL program will begin in the early afternoon and continue until late evening.
The program is essentially identical with that previously planned.
You must provide whatever accessories you may need. (There are only sockets)
Participants: the participants of the AF + Margit Rajczy, Péter Türk.
Villány, June 18, 1972
Gyula Pauer
Tamas Szentjóby
Translation: Zsuzsanna Szegedy-Maszák
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