code flow projects and works
Curatorial Projects
Kunsthalle Winterthur: "Aggression"
2007-10-20 - 2007-12-04: Dimitrina Sevova is co-curating with Oliver Kielmayer the international group show "Aggression" at Kunsthalle Winterthur.
Dimitrina Sevova is also curating an exclusive program of lectures, screenings and discussions around the topic of "Aggression".
See also the Aggression newspaper (PDF, 449 KB).
"Fake", aka "Critique of Pure Image
- Between Fake and Quotation"
2005-10-07: Opening of the project "Critique of Pure Image - Between Fake and Quotation" at the Center of Contemporary Art "Ancient Baths", Plovdiv. International exhibition (until 2005-11-08), three-day theoretical symposium with strong international participation (2005-10-08 till 2005-10-10).
Video Works
Unbeschreiblich weiblich
2007
75 min
Dimitrina Sevova's project "Unbeschreiblich weiblich" was commissioned for and premiered in the context of an installation with photographs from the artist's personal archive, objects and text, in the "Lost & Found" show at Shedhalle, Zürich, curated by Alice Cantaluppi, Isabel Reiss, Anna Voswinckel. "Unbeschreiblich weiblich" is dedicated to the reflection on how women and other characters in the alternative local scene in Sofia, Bulgaria, deal with pop culture.
luncheon on the grass – postproduction by code flow
Premiered in August 2006 at the second edition of Digitaler Dachstock, the digital and media art attic at Haus für Kunst Uri in Altdorf in central Switzerland, curated by Martina Weber.
Photographic Works
All Power Is Theater! Female Masculinity
Dimitrina Sevova's series of three photographic self-portraits as a drag king, "All Power Is Theater! Female Masculinity", produced initially for the All About Him Campaign (A-A-H!), and short-listed to participate in the exhibition 2008-06-09 - 2008-06-30 in front of the Ivan Vazov Theater in Sofia, Bulgaria. Ten of the works in the exhibition will then be selected to be realized as billboards in the streets of Sofia later in the year.
Books and Publications
Communication Front Book, Crossing Points East-West
See also our chronology