Sound installations, performance, soundwalk & found structures workshops - join the final of Warsaw Transkaukazja on 16-19 December 2015 @ one of the most fascinating place in Warsaw: Inflancka Swimming Pool.
Joint, Polish-Armenian art intervention in one of the most fascinating place in Warsaw: Inflancka Swimming Pool.
The pool with original architecture (that evolved a lot from the time of facylity's establishment in 1967) currently does not exist almost at all in any serious debates of Warsaw promotional potential or its heritage. The same time - for almost 5 decedes the swimming pool is buzzing with activity, providing many of Warsaw residents the alternative and cheap place for sport and leisure.
Sound installations, performance, soundwalk & found structures workshops.
Dates:16-19 December
Venue: Ośrodek Inflancka, 8th Inflancka St., Warsaw
Curator of the Urban Resort Warsaw: Anna Czaban
Concept: Witek Hebanowski, Anna Czaban, the artists
Artists: Vardan Harutyunyan (Armenia), the ETC Group - Antoni Michnik, Anna Płonka, Maciej Ratajski, Krzysztof Sokół, Agnieszka Szostakiewicz (Poland)
Entry: according to Ośrodek Inflancka price list, dress code: swimsuits
16 December (Wednesday) - 12:00 AM - opening (sound installations)
Krzysztof Sokół, Anna Płonka, Maciej Ratajski, Agnieszka Szostakiewicz (Poland); Vardan Harutyunyan (Armenia)
19 December (Saturday) - 12.00 AM – workshops: soundwalk & found structures
Vardan Harutyunyan (Armenia), the ETC Group- Antoni Michnik, Anna Płonka, Maciej Ratajski, Krzysztof Sokół, Agnieszka Szostakiewicz (Poland)
19 December (Saturday) - 8:00 AM – concert / performance: Vardan Harutyunyan (Armenia) & the ETC Group (Poland)
Uwaga: na basenie obowiązują stroje kąpielowe (wraz z czepkami).
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"The Social Swimming Pool" is the second part of the "The Urban Resort Warsaw" - visual arts program of Transkaukazja 2015 Festival in Warsaw. The project is implemented in co-operation with Ośrodek "Inflancka" and CSC Active Warsaw. The project is co-funded by Warsaw City Hall