Climate of innovation
Ivanská cesta 30/A
Bratislava
Okná pre pasívne domy
Galvaniho 15 B
Bratislava
Tehelná 1203/6
Zlaté Moravce
BIM knižnice a objekty
Stará Vajnorská 139
Bratislava
Dokonalá izolácia
Stará Vajnorská 139
Bratislava
Prielohy 1012/1C
Žilina
Štúrova 136B
Nitra
Začiatok | 13.9.2018 19:00 |
Koniec | 31.10.2018 18:00 |
Miesto | Phoinix Bratislava |
Adresa | Štetinova 1, Bratislava, Slovensko |
Druh podujatia | Výstava |
Kontakt | Phoinix Bratislava 0915 421 156 |
Ján Šipöcz Zbierka/Collection
The exhibition Zbierka/Collection, like it is apparent from the title, is a presentation of the various collections Ján Šipocz has been placing together and a group of collector’s items, which he managed to acquire. The key and the largest collection is that of crown bottle caps. His brother Matej started the collection and later Ján took it over from him. There are around 15 thousand bottle caps. In 2018 Ján took the time to assort, order and catalogue them. To document them. This work concluded in about 900 various bottle caps.
A series of frames of photographic slides came about as a byproduct of the engraving of photographic slides, which he has been working on for the past 5 years. No one has ever paid much attention to those frames. They are, they were only the carriers, the protection of the important parts – the slides – the thing, which was projected, perceived, viewed. The frames had always remained in the background, assorted in boxes, hidden in the depths of projectors. Ján Šipocz removed the content and he elevated the form to the content, which he formally processed as a poster. The frame sometimes carries information, which was on the removed image, a note from the author, the collection number. A label.
The idea of this process stems from the thematic poster – which has mostly motifs of nature, where all the animals of one species are pictured.
Ján Šipocz used photography as a means of appropriation of a certain object in the series “Airplanes”. During the spring of 2016 he devoted himself to aviation and he documented airplanes landing at the airport. For a while he was truly carried away by planes. The resemblance of airplanes, with small differences in the details, reminds him of an insect collection. The planes are just slightly larger than insects. Instead of a pin to pin them down, he used a camera to photograph them.
Furthermore, the collection contains:
The exhibition at Phoinix will last till november 2018