Skart

Related to Skart: skat, smart
n. 1. (Zool.) The shag.
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Featuring works by James Bridle, Tomo Brody, Aikaterini Gegisian, ScanLAB Projects and Embassy For The Displaced, Forensic Architecture, Jackie Karuti, Nikolaj Bendix Skyum Larsen, Hrair Sarkissian, Skart Collective, Djordje Balmazovic, Wolfgang Tillmans and Watch The Med.
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A cormorant is translated as a black skart, a pinkfooted goose is a peenks, and (my favourite) a redshank becomes a kitteryweary.
Taking a walk on the wild side; Mike Wood finds his back-to-nature adventure weekend is much like a duck to water
The links seemed tentative at best between Nikola Savic's decorative abstractions; Adrian Kovacs's sophisticated painterly play with the semantics of art history and the mythologies of the artist; the interventionist micropractices of collectives like SKART and Asocijacija Apsolutno; or the perverse and angry critique of totalitarianism in Dragoljub Rasa Todosijevic's installation Gott liebt die Serben (God Loves the Serbs), 1993/2002, which featured a giant red wall-mounted swastika and a text, set in a heavy black-letter font, about a Serbian woman who curses God and socialism alike.
The new normal: Tom Holert on contemporary art in Belgrade
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