Creators of objects:
Marko Kovačič, Zoran Srdić Janežič and Andrej Štular
Performers: Petja
Grafenauer, Aleksandra Saška Gruden, Ida Hiršenfelder,
Rok
Kušlan, Sarah Lunaček, Jana Milovanović, Slađana
Mitrović, Neža Mrevlje, Tanja
Petrič, Ana Porok, Maja Smrekar, Jasmina Založnik,
Irena Žmuc, and Bernarda
Županek
Executive producer:Jana Putrle
Srdić
Drawing by Zoran
Srdić Janežič
Sculpture
installation and street
performance
Zoran
Srdić Janežič and Jana Putrle
Srdić: Toilet Whispering
Francoske revolucije square
Toilets and whores, public debates
and oral eroticism
are the connective elements of the artivistic
street performance Toilet
Whispering. In the toilet booths
created as art objects by three Slovene sculptors,
numerous women
intellectuals, artists and humanists will offer
their services and specialised
knowledge under the conduct of the pimp Rok Kušlan
and in the interaction with
the visitors. Equipped with enormous knowledge,
wit and verbal skills, these
“intellectual whores” guarantee an interesting
intellectual debate to be held
in intimate spaces inspired by public toilets from
the Roman city of Emona. In
a dozen of evenings, the project aims at
establishing a space for public debate
which nowadays – in face of the disruptive
influence of the media and the
general social atmosphere – seems to be all too
frequently absent, as well as
to evaluate anew the under-rated precarious
intellectual work.
Zoran Srdić Janežič is engaged in sculpture, inter-media
art
and puppet making. He is employed in Puppet
Theatre Ljubljana as puppet maker.
He exhibited his works at some twenty personal and
numerous group exhibitions. Jana
Putrle
Srdić is a poet with two published
books of poems and numerous
published poems abroad, and a temporary translator
of poetry and writer. She
worked for several cultural organisations as a
producer, while currently she is
engaged in their Gulag Institute for Contemporary
Art and Cultures.
/8September– 10
October/
/Performances
every
Thursday and Friday between 8.30 and 10.30 pm/
Co-produced by Gulag
Institute for Contemporary Art and Cultures, and
Museum and Galleries of
Ljubljana