- Marta Antoniak (POL)
- Nicky Assmann (NLD)
- Anna Błachno (PL)
- Daniel Djamo (ROU)
- Kevin Gaffney (GBR)
- Alicja Gaskon (PL)
- Armin Lorenz Gerold (AT)
- Marcel Groβe (DEU)
- Daniela Hoferer (DEU)
- Tommy Høvik (NOR)
- Lefteris Kiourtsoglou (GRC)
- Izabela Koniarz (POL)
- Patrik Kriššák (CZE)
- Radim Langer (CZE)
- Tala Lumbar (SVN)
- Carlos Azeredo Mesquita (PRT)
- Daniella Isamit Morales (ITA)
- Oldřich Morys (CZE)
- Wanda Nay (CHE)
- Paul Paillet (FRA)
- Claire Perret (FRA)
- Aleksandar Pertemov (DE)
- Márk Radics (HUN)
- Richard Roháč (SVK)
- Javier Navarro Romero (ESP)
- Igor Ruf (HRV)
- Sarah Rutschman (CHE)
- Lucia Sceranková (CZE)
- Pia Sirén (FIN)
- Malthe Stigaard (NLD)
- Chooc Ly Tan (GBR)
- Milou van der Maaden (NLD)
- Michal Šimonfy (SVK)
- Tomáš Šoltys (SVK)
Oldřich Morys
Sculptural interventions and anecdotes by Oldřich Morys often touch on the most ordinary things which are transformed into self-reflective allegories or empty symbols in a surprising way, they gain unexpected functions and different qualities. In his thesis, Morys reacts to the ceremony surrounding the offical approval of theses in general, he inverts the whole process. He blocked the door in the studio from the inside with assemblages and thus the whole installation could only be viewed from the outside, through several strictly defined viewing points. From various materials found around the school the artist made a ramp which enabled him to escape unnoticed from the enclosed room through a window in the ceiling (perhaps it doesn’t quite act as an allegory for the whole school). Like David Copperfield crossed with Jiří Kovanda, the spectacle is combined here with elegant introversion. (pv)
- Ordinary things, 2011, two interesting books, two shoe laces, skies, a snow plough, a pan, shelf, eight screws of various length, half a roll, a lamp, marmelade, five laundry pegs, a chair, a broom, a water level, two pencils, a pot, pliers, two carpentry