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The Life of a Record
Ryneš, Zdeněk ; Mazanec, Martin (referee) ; Klímová, Barbora (advisor)
In my work, I deal with a topic of diary or diary record in sense of the creation and archivation of my personal history and reflective view on it. For one year, I was collecting random recordings, which I stored into a calendary divided database. In the first phase of my work, I was interested in making distance from emotionally and personally charged material. I cut the recordings according to/in the basis of the graphic schemes and outlines beforehand. Above all, I was concerned in the video collection as a whole. In subsequent phase, my interest was brought to the details of the whole complex. I started to split the video into the individual frames, those I was printing. I transfered the videos from the digital form into a material artefact. After that, I shared these frames printed in the linear order and completed by an asociational narration always with one invited participant through repeated action. The result is a space installation counting two videos. First of them representing archive as a whole and second one is the series of the recordings of past actions.
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Radio
Matyášová, Hana ; Štětina, Roman (referee) ; Klímová, Barbora (advisor)
The goal of this work is to create a radio station at FFA and to start with building space for sharing audio across faculty. Radio creates a space of possible sharing and collaboration. The activity of content creation, where a collective of people come together, becomes important in this regard. Radio also captures the audio image of FFA through an ever-growing and never-ending archive of music created by current and former members of the academic community. An important point in the development of the work has been the event and broadcast of the Unambitious Studio which dwelled into Environment studio. The Unambitious Studio was based on the author's own research and addresed questions of the nature of the studio and its transformations, forms of ambition. Inspired by the principle of the Unambitious Studio event, the thesis Radio will be presented in the defence on 16 May 2022 with the (Un)ambitious Radio event. Inspired by the principle of this action there will be action (Un)ambitious radio as presentation of master's thesis Radio.
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Archive+
Netrefová, Klára ; Ponešová, Barbora (referee) ; Kristek, Jan (advisor)
The proposal deals with the concept of post-digital manufactory. The predominantly unusual combination of two ascetic materials. Bricks and concrete is dominant. The building has the ambition to become a catalyst for events with the public space of the city of Brno.
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Facebook as a Digital Archive
Bernasová, Jacqueline ; Řehořová, Irena (advisor) ; Švantner, Martin (referee)
The thesis deals with Facebook archives. The topic is treated by a combination of theoretical and practical approaches. In the theoretical part of the thesis, the first chapter provides an introduction to the concepts of archives and the digital form of archives today. In the second chapter, I discuss Laura Millar's theory, which details the nature of archives in terms of its content, institution and place. This is followed by the practical part of the thesis, where in the third chapter I conduct an analysis of Facebook. I conduct two analyses, one from the perspective of the administrators of the network and the other from the perspective of its users. In both analyses I follow the same aspects defined using Laura Millar's theory, I observe Facebook in terms of the content of the archive and as a place for keeping the archive. Due to the double observation, differences emerge in the conception of the network from the perspective of the two aforementioned parties. The results of the analyses are then accompanied by a final fourth theoretical chapter in which I attempt to ground the observed practices in broader theoretical contexts. The aim of the work should be to describe as accurately as possible the situation in which Facebook works differently for its administrators than for its users in...
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Visual Composition in Time
Kaláb, Jaroslav ; Baloun, Vít (referee) ; Šrámek, Jan (advisor)
Bachelor's thesis is a short subjective document, that is made up of my own footage, which I have been collecting for a long time until now. It captures the physical and social environment in which I have been moving in recent years. Through them, I try to portray my feelings about these environments, about constant movement through them and in general about neverending traveling in space-time. It is my way of thinking about where my safe space is, if it is one place or if there are more of them, or if I feel the best at the moment, when I travel and I am not grounded in any place.
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Jitters
Schrijversová, Tereza ; Spáčilová Blažková, Kateřina (referee) ; Fišerová, Lucia (advisor)
In her bachelor's thesis, the author will focus on working with the photographs of her family archive, which she uses in her artistic practice. This archive depicts the author's past. In her work, the author will subjectively reflect on the possibilities of perceiving pictorial memories as two separate, ephemeral realities for which we cannot confirm or deny their reality. At the same time, she wants to avoid the possible patheticness that working with archives tends to lead to, which is why she will use more media than just a single photograph. The artistic space he will create should serve for subjective contemplation of the pictorial medium whose affinity between reality and a certain interiority denies the exclusivity of only one reality. It accentuates here a kind of leaving a trace whose stratification refers to the psychological development of the personality in its inherent features. The aim of the work will be a multimedia installation using not only the aesthetics of original cinema films.This opens up the possibility of working with the film material itself, as a carrier of visual information, as well as its digital copy. The subsequent combination of these media will bring the viewer closer to the intimate interior of the artist herself. The work will be realized in a gallery environment, but it can also be set in a less formal setting.
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Description of the pilot plant for the creation and accessibility of digital archive packages focusing on works of art with non-cinematographic audiovisual content
Svatoš, Jonáš
The pilot plant for creating and publishing digital archive packages with a focus on works of art with audiovisual content of a non-cinematographic nature represents a complex service designed for the acquisition of the art of moving image on both analogue and digital media. The output of the service is a digital object, the validity of which is verified through the preservation of significant properties. The service in the context of Czech collecting institutions represents a unique solution taking into account a wide variety of historical image media, enabling their professional diagnostics, pre-acquisition exploration and the digitization itself corresponding to high quality standards. An extraordinary benefit of its solution is the interconnection of acquisition practice, acquisition and storage of media and metadata, knowledge from historical research and conservatory records with a view to their further distribution and making available within one system. In addition, the pilot plant is designed with an emphasis on interoperability and interconnection with other collection systems within the local network and the Internet. As such, it can be a model solution for similar services operating in the same field, or it can serve in the future as a service platform guaranteeing the achievement of high standards.
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Leisure activities in Hluboká nad Vltavou between 1900 - 1950
ŠÍDLOVÁ, Kristina
This theses focuses on studying leisure time activities in the city of Hluboká nad Vltavou during the time period from 1900 to 1950. It has five chapters. The first chapter concentrates on the definition of basic terms such as leisure time, the concept of leisure time activities and historical development of leisure time. The second chapter belongs to the history of Hluboká nad Vltavou in context with the war period between 1900 and 1950. The third chapter describes the school system of Hluboká nad Vltavou. In this chapter I also connect the history of Hluboká nad Vltavou schools and the war period at other schools-with focus on the leisure time activities. The main idea of the fourth chapter is to depict leisure time activities in Hluboká nad Vltavou and the leisure fellowships in this city. In the fifth chapter I briefly describe the current situation of leisure time activities in Hluboká nad Vltavou. This theses was made by collecting historical and current data from all available historical sources and bibliography.
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František Křížek and his professional activities in Dačice 1948-1975
KREJČÍ, Leona
The main subject of this diploma thesis is professional and scientific destiny of František Křížek since 1948. It was created on the basis of a study of professional literature and sources stored in the Municipal Museum and Gallery in Dačice and the State District Archive in Jindřichův Hradec. An integral part of the diploma thesis are the memories of two contemporary witnesses of Dačice - his colleague Věra Tomšů and his friend Naděje Jahelková. This thesis begins with the return of František Křížek from the Moravian metropolis of Brno to his hometown. Firstly, it introduces the Dačice city and district archive, where he worked, and at the same time describes the problematic location of this institution. It also briefly explains Křížek's transition to the Museum of Dačice and continues with the overall development of museums since its inception. The thesis also focuses on the researcher's work in this institution and what he was able to build here. The next part deals with the scientific activities, archaeology, and numismatics, during the communist regime in Czechoslovakia. This diploma thesis also briefly discusses his professional publications and the problems associated with it. Last but not least, it points to the problematic travel of scientist abroad at this hard time and the subsequent settlement of this difficulty.
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