The Infra-ordinary Lab

A site-specific participatory performance, which invites you on a multi-sensory exploration of Holešovická Tržnice, framing perception and peeling the skin of the everyday to reveal hidden narratives.Prague Quadrennial Festival 2023, at Holesovicka Trznice, Bubenské nábřeží 306/13, 170 04  Praha 7 - HolešoviceExact venue: H40 – OutsideDate: 10, 12, 15, 17 June 2023Time: 10:30-13:00 and 14:00-17:00* (last entrance) Also: The... Continue Reading →

Skin Deep Territories – Infraordinary Lab

This collaborative map is part of a developmental phase of my Infraordinary Lab project, which will take place in June 2023, as part of Prague Quadrennial, in a form of participatory performance. We are using the map to chart the area in terms of its multi-sensory qualities, hence the grouping into different categories/symbols. It is... Continue Reading →

Deep Time Walk

As part of the developmental (Skin Deep Territories) phase of my Prague Quadrennial performance The Infra-ordinary Lab, I am curating a series of public events. The first one is a walk with Jirí Zemánek, art historian, cultural activist and translator. It will be starting in the location of Holešovická tržnice, the venue of PQ 2023... Continue Reading →

Call to Join my Artistic Team

THE INFRA-ORDINARY LAB* Participatory performance, 8. – 18th June 2023 PQ Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space With Artist Tereza Stehlikova I am looking to build a small artistic team to help me realise a project/performance for Prague Quadrennial 2023. Those interested should ideally be based in or near Prague. Key words: participatory performance,... Continue Reading →

Familial Traces, 2023

A multi-media exhibition by Tereza Stehlíková20th January 2023 – 12th February 2023Visit by appointment via info@sternstudio.at A multi-media exhibition tracing and mapping some of the textures that make up the narrative of oneself: a fragile and ever-shifting construct made of embodied memories, fragments of early childhood experience, imprints of tactile encounters, threaded with family histories. The... Continue Reading →

Familial Traces

A multi-media exhibition by Tereza Stehlíková STERNSTUDIO GalleryMayergasse 7/21020 WienAustria NEW DATE:Opening - 20th January 2023 - 19:00visit on appointment via info@sternstudio.at A multi-media exhibition tracing and mapping some of the textures that make up the narrative of oneself: a fragile and ever-shifting construct made of embodied memories, fragments of early childhood experience, imprints of tactile... Continue Reading →

In/habit symposium

A cross-disciplinary art/science/philosophy symposium, exploring ways of re-imagining our relationship with our mental and physical environment, born of the pressing need to change our habits to protect our habitat. DATE: Thursday, 1 December 2022, 10:30 – 18:30 CET, Friday 2nd December 10.30 – 13.30 PLACE: Technologické centrum UMPRUM Mikulandská 134/5 Mikulandská 110 00 Praha 1 & ONLINE... Continue Reading →

Call for submissions

My Tangible Territory journal is open for submissions for its 5th issue. The core theme of the issue is focused on MOTHER/DAUGHTER relationships. But because all rules are there to be questioned and creatively subverted, we are also open to submissions focused on FATHER/SON relationships or other important family bonds/mirroring. The general TT journal perspective remains: ie. the... Continue Reading →

A Decade on: Our Play

2022 is a 10 year anniversary of my 4 Generations of Women project, which began one summer in South Bohemia. The whole project found its expression quite inconspicuously, through observation of the dynamic within the household, which suddenly and through various events, became occupied by women only. At the time I was preparing for an... Continue Reading →

Skin Deep Territories: first steps

I am exploring a new location, i.e. Pražská Tržnice, as part of my project called Skin Deep Territories (More will be revealed in due time!) This area, a kind of city within a city, was at one time the main slaughterhouse in Prague. It was opened in 1895 and only stopped being used this way... Continue Reading →

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