TransformArt:
TRANSFORMATIONS IN THE PERCEPTION OF TIME AND ART

Dates: 6/10–8/12 2025

The main theme of this autumn’s TransformArt course is temporality in art. We’ll explore how art engages with time, as well as how art itself is transformed by shifting perceptions of time—particularly in connection with new technologies.

We’ll also address the extent to which new media truly push traditional art forms into the background, and the transient nature of collaborative art practices. Another topic of discussion will be the ethical implications of using AI in contemporary art and within institutional practice.

We’ll take a closer look at alternative understandings of time within the context of video games and, more broadly, the complex relationship between society and technology. The course will build on the exhibitions Alice Bucknell: Persistent Worlds and Roman Ondak: The Day After Yesterday, which we’ll explore with the artist himself ahead of the official opening.

The programme for the upcoming TransformArt course will be announced later.

The course will be conducted entirely in Czech.

Video recordings of selected lectures will be available for participants.