1, 2, 3 Avant-Garde

1, 2, 3 Avant-Garde plans to explore the meeting of art and film and the experimentation that takes place in that domain. Designed by curators Lukasz Ronduda and Florian Zeyfang, the exhibit explores three important categories of the avant-garde: modernist avant-garde, the neo-avant-garde of the 1970s, and contemporary artists who address the heritage of the two precedent movements in various ways. All three currents of avant-garde (hence the name) negotiate with each other in one space on several media: the relations between film, experimentation and art, explore the interference between sound and picture, analytical reflection on the medium, politics/propaganda/ideological engagement, consumption, categories of alternative realities, participation and interaction.