2008, November. Radio Papesse met Dan Perjovschi at the Contemporary Culture Center Strozzina in Florence right before an Artist Talk he was going to host there. He's been invited at CCCS Strozzina to take part in the exhibition Money Price Value.
Born in 1961 and educated in the Romanian socialism system, Dan Perjovschi create work that resides at the nexus of art, society and politics. He is internationally renowned for large and small scale drawing installations of hundreds of cartoon-like figures that comment on local, national and international cultural and current affairs.
Our conversation with him did not move directly from the work he realized in Florence, but form what happened at the Venice Biennale of 2007.
The interview was recorded at the bar inside Palazzo Strozzi (this explains the coffee machine and cups sounds) and the music comes from the compilation Two Zombies Later published by Comfort Stand Recordings.
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Born in 1961 and educated in the Romanian socialism system, Dan Perjovschi create work that resides at the nexus of art, society and politics. He is internationally renowned for large and small scale drawing installations of hundreds of cartoon-like figures that comment on local, national and international cultural and current affairs.
Our conversation with him did not move directly from the work he realized in Florence, but form what happened at the Venice Biennale of 2007.
The interview was recorded at the bar inside Palazzo Strozzi (this explains the coffee machine and cups sounds) and the music comes from the compilation Two Zombies Later published by Comfort Stand Recordings.
www.radiopapesse.org
Creative Commons License
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