Animafest Zagreb and the Croatian capital’s Museum of Contemporary Art (Muzej suvremene umjetnosti) are once again teaming up to present Animation Goes MSU as a central program of the annual animation festival. For the fifth time, MSU’s media facade will serve as a screen on the international arts scene for the public, presenting site-specific animations between May 24 and June 11.
This year’s selection of 13 works was curated by Animafest artistic director Daniel Šuljić and MSU senior curator Vesna Meštrić. Much of the creatively diverse program consists of premieres, with pieces created by animators from Germany, China, Estonia, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and the United States.
More information is available at animafest.hr/en; the 2016 Animation Goes to MSU lineup is:
Xeroxed Destinations by Po-Yeng Wang (Taiwan)
Lunatic by Boris Hrgešić (Croatia)
Watching TV in Paris by Maja Kalogera (Croatia)
Stutter by Ranko Anđelić (Bosnia and Herzegovina/U.K.)
From Here to There by Terje Henk (Estonia)
Bay Bingo by Corrie Francis Parks (U.S.A.)
The Rise of Fascism by Slobodan Tomić (Croatia)
Dance Experiments by Melanie Beisswenger (Germany)
Petris by Damir Grbanović and Lea Vučko (Slovenia)
Mesh_5 by Ivan Renić (Croatia)
Meteor Sonata by Ding Shiwei (China)
E/G#9: loop by Exquisite Glitch (Croatia)
Third Law by Goran Radošević (Croatia)
Dots by Tracy Miller-Robbins (U.S.A.)
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