Vladimír Turner (born 1986) is an audiovisual artist and filmmaker. He studied audiovisual studies at FAMU and in the studio of intermedia confrontation at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design (VŠUP). He's been on residency stays in Buenos Aires, Valencia, Brisbane, Toulouse and Rotterdam. In his work, he moves between documentary film, art in the public space and social and political activism. He combines these fields in a whole which he calls pro-active civic life. His work from around the world is on display in the streets, on film screens and in galleries. He exhibited, among others, in NTK, Jaroslav Frágner Gallery, DOX, Moravian Gallery Brno and others. His films include the ethnographic essay White-Black Film (2013), a documentary about a fictitious atomic explosion broadcasted by the Czech TV On Media Reality (2008) and the post-industrial essay The Funeral (2016). This year, he leads, as the guest, the studio at the FAMU Centre for Audiovisual Studies.

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OpenEye17 is a cycle of lectures by guest theoreticians, artists and professors on contemporary art and new technologies. The lectures are designed for FAMU students, students of other universities and for the public. They are held in English or are interpreted into English.
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