Georg Kargl Fine Arts curated by Ana Janevski
„In the future everyone will be anonymous for 15 minutes“

Curator(s):

Ana Janevski More

Born in Belgrade in 1976, lives and works in Warsaw ana Janevski is curator at the Museum of Modern art in Warsaw where she has prepared As soon as I open my eyes I see a film. Experiments in Yugoslav Art in the 60s and 70s. She earned her MPhil at the eheSS in Paris for which she wrote Articulation of Balkanism in Contemporary Art. among different projects, she co-curated the exhibition This is All Film. Experimental Film in Yugoslavia 1951–1991 at the Museum of Modern art in ljubljana. Janevski also co-curated the exhibition Early Years for Kunst-Werke, Berlin. She has recently collaborated with Pierre Bal- Blanc on the Warsaw edition of the exhibition The Living Currency.

Artist(s):

• Goran Trbuljak More
  geboren/born 1948 in Varaždin, Croatia, lebt und arbeitet/lives and works in Zagreb
• Slaven Tolj More
  geboren/born 1964 in Dubrovnik, lebt und arbeitet/lives and works in Dubrovnik
• Vlado Martek More
  born 1951 in Croatia, lives and works in Zagreb
• Vlatka Horvat More
  geboren/born 1974 in Čakovec, Croatia, lebt und arbeitet/lives and works in New York and London
• Vladimir Petek
• Galerija Nova

Photos

Goran Trbuljak: Untitled, (1970 until now)

Hand counter, 5 x 3 x 3 cm, Ed. of 3 + AP

Courtesy Georg Kargl Fine Arts, Vienna

Slaven Tolj: untitled

disco ball, unique piece, dimensions variable

Courtesy Georg Kargl Fine Arts, Vienna

Slaven Tolj: BUBO - BUBO Maximus

ventilator, vitrine, dimensions variable

Courtesy Georg Kargl Fine Arts, Vienna

Goran Trbuljak: trbulja

Book

Courtesy Georg Kargl Fine Arts, Vienna

Vlado Martek: not yet titled

mirrors, tempra, 0,5 x 305 x 25 cm

Courtesy Georg Kargl Fine Arts, Vienna