....In 1990, the performance and fashion artist Aleksandr Petljura, who hung around in the moscow underground, searched for an adequate object for artistic house-occupation in the centre of Moscow. He organised in Bronja's house, who was then a 66-year-old retiree, one of the most fascinating commune of artists of the town, a sort of Moscow "factory". And Pani Bronja, whose previous life was mainly a welfare case, advanced to a celebrated performance artist and model and created an extensive graphic work until her death in 2004. Dubner developed an artistic handwriting in her drawings with a high potential of recognition: naiv and refreshing graphic portraits, decorated with small details like florets, sometimes with monochrome colour-areas, titled such as "This is the little prince" or "This is a clown from Paris". At first Bronja dealt with the death of her husband Vladimir Abramovič in her works, later she produced large series and referenced her everyday life. In her 14 years as artist it was generated a work of 500 pieces....

Through the small-format slide-projections (A4 format) Insomnia, Amnesia and Endless, (all from 2008) Petra Feriancová presents archives of recollections, memories, some sort of intimate aspects in the form of diary records. Here, the key is not - as it might seem at first glance - the moment of intimacy of the presented works, but the form of presentation itself. This is the focal point of Feriancová's research - how to present the images. Therefore, the exhibited works have a common integrating subheading the possibilities of use - with regard to the aim of the author, the possibility of choice and the possibility of narration with limited time. All artworks are limited by an A4 output in 2D. (Lucia Gavulova)

Vernissage: Donnerstag, 28. August 2008, 18.30 Uhr, die Ausstellung dauert bis 25. September 2008. Vernissage: Thursday, 28th August 08, 6.30 p.m., the exhibition runs until 25th September, 2008.