This is the Chemistry of what you feel 

The Pour Féliciter wish of The Chemistry Gallery wishing all the best and many perfect shots on any target “Who aims nothing shoots nothing“ was published by the editor’s office of Kavárna on-line of the information server iDnes.cz. The Pour Féliciter card was designed by the street-artist PASTA.

Tthe Chemistry Gallery @ designSUPERMARKET

9th - 12th December 2010

designSUPERMARKET
Former department store Perla
Perlová street 5, Prague 1

Concept: Petr Hájek, Darina Alster

The Chemistry Gallery shows the designSUPERMARKET through the concept of The Chemistry Zone ("mobile gallery"), a presentation entitled "TVAROMAT, representing two forms of playful freedom on the boundary of art and design. Black and white geometric interactive video of Tomáš Vavřiček contrasts with colored objects of Ondřej Dušek.

Dušek’s artwork hidden objects-toys were originally ship. Reducing the morphology of the author reached a minimum of playful forms that resemble something everyone else. Ships from Dušek’s wooden brick design reminiscent of utility items such as rack of mobile and handheld weapon Nunčaky.

Vavříček working with minimalist visualizations of geometric shapes. Their movement and the amount is the projection of sound control room. Robot Artist program is a command that every ten seconds automatically saves the image projection. The result of this work are random prints on the walls of the installation.

Exhibiting artists:

Vavříček Thomas (b. 1985) is currently studying at the studio of Intermedia at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. Vavříček deals with audio-visual interventions into public space. Characterized by artworks in conjunction with technology. Vavříček is a founding member of the art mobile Valderon informal body, which also worked with Pavel Čejka and Thomas Black.

Project: Robot Artist
Interactive Design + 100x70-generated graphics
Each segment projections as the basis for video interaction with the environment. Black and white geometric design is influenced sound in the room. Every 10 seconds, automatically saves computer visual picture video, so there is a random selection of 2000 prints, affected only time. The author presents a video project and graphic prints hanging on the wall.

Ondrej Dusek (b. 1979) studied architecture at the Technical University and the Academy of Fine Art in Prague. He works together with Marek Kopeć in the architectural studio Kopećdusek (www.kopecdusek.cz).

Project: Bandirma Port de commerce
Collection of wooden objects
The exhibited objects are prototype toy collection with the theme of the cargo bay. Toys deliberately forming a closed system method of construction, it is planned to be included in the game any other items. Dušek’s toys are also art objects, because unlike a simple descriptive child is stylization and a reduction in the basic characteristics of ships themselves through play with the draft so we can continue, and otherwise encourage the viewer's imagination.
 

The Chemistry Gallery is preparing a new contemporary art exhibition at its exhibition spaces at U Kanálky 4 in Prague – Vinohrady. Because of this, the gallery will be closed from November 29 to the vernissage on December 10, 2010.

During this time you can visit us in our new exhibition spaces at U Lužického semináře 11, Prague 1 – Kampa.
 

The Chemistry Gallery, with cooperation the WeSC, street-fashion label, and Darina Alster we prepared a one-day exhibition of contemporary art called Lab.Y.Rinth.

The theme music + art + fashion night were deliberately and accidentally created performances, video art, objects and live painting presented by street artists Zipper and Matěj Olmer.

WeSC The Music + Art + Fashion Night festival included not only painting The Chemistry Galley and musical performances (En.dru (beatbox, Mako Mako), UFOs (Jan Pospisil, Tomáš Konupka (Navigators) and Oskar Török trumpet, DJ Robot vs.. flutist Radim, Kay + Tuzex (Bounce bounce, Sunshine), dMIT.RY, Tuco Quime +) and fashion show Fashion WeSC.

Photos from the event here.
 

The Chemistry Gallery would like to thank all of you who joined us at the opening on November 10 and who took this as the opportunity to see the newest exhibition and installation and also as a chance to see the new exhibition space U Lužického semináře. We are looking forward to meeting many of you in this new space. And if not, do not forget, you can still visit us at our old address at U Kanálky 4, Praha 2 – Vinohrady.

More information about the current exhibition and the artwork can be found here.

To see the photos from the opening, please, click here.

Further, we would like to thank all the people, who enabled the realization of the whole project – namely Ms. Holá of the gallery U prstenu, Tomáš Vavříček, Pavla and Adam, artists and designers and the whole The Chemistry Gallery team.