Martin Sedlák

project proposal Martin Sedlak

First i would like to use as much as I can the contacts you propose to me, to contact your cultural partners in purpose to present my own visual art projects and other projects with participation of foreign artists. {czech, austrian}

I would like to find partners for the future exhibition as i know there will be other artists during my stay.

I would like to start, for example,a colaboration with Mr. Vanek, if he is interested in, as I find our works near not only in ideas, but also in the means of realisation.

Till aproximatly June 2004 I would like to finish a book of original graphical prints {about 200 pages}, that  will be presented also as an exhibition. I`ll see if this project is interesting  enought to be presented in Austria.

quartier21 Artist-in-Residence Program

Project  Tomáš Vaněk and Juraj Čarný
Instant Fusion

Opening: Wednesday, November 26th 2003 from 6 PM to 10 PM
Duration: the exhibition will be open only during the opening day
Place: Museums Quartier Wien - artist studios at MQ Ovaltrakt, Museumsplatz 1/5, A - 1070 Vienna, Austria
Detailed info about the project: +436507510054


Project description:
Instant Fusion is common author project of Tomáš Vaněk (CZ) and Juraj Čarný (SK), particularly designed for space of Vienna’s Museums Quartier. During their monthly residential stay in qurtier21/MQ artist Tomas Vaněk and curator/galerists Juraj Čarný has decided to use minimalist loft studio for founding of Vienna´s brand of Gallery Priestor held in Bratislava and realize in its space one day lasting exhibition project. Project Instant Fusion is based on opening of private space, assigned to be a space for short time usage, and on intervention to the renowned context of MQ. A goal of Instant Fusion project is to initiate closer cooperation between institutions and artists from Austria, Czech Republic and Slovakia.
Project of „post-conceptual sprayer“ Tomáš Vaněk will present his latest artworks, realized directly for space of Juraj Čarný´s residential studio.


Tomas Vaněk (1966) was nominated on stay “q21-artist in residence” by civic association Tranzit, Juraj Čarný (1974) by Austrian section of AICA.