group exhibition and installation:
Naš Štek /
Our Den
Millennium
Tower on
Gardoš, Zemun
Studio
and gallery
Čubrilo
23.8-6.9.
2013.
exhibition opening: 19.30.
The exhibitions will open by president of the
Association "Široka Staza"
Boško Đuričović.
This
time we will introduce
five
young
photographers and
multimedia
artists who
have two
things in
common: Their love
for their own town and
the need to
preserve
and
display how
they see and
experience it. No make-up
or hiding,
they expose
those parts of
the city and
appearances
that are invisible
to random passers-by, showing Zemun from different angles
with strong
emotion
and nostalgia.
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She will
present her photo installations, “a second perspective of the city ", created
while working with a group called “Goethe Guerilla” in the Goethe Institute
Belgrade. The goal is very simple, to provide a new view to their fellow
citizens in their own city and encourage them not to give up on their own ideas
as it is possible to be on top of the building while you're standing on solid
ground. She graduated with a MA at the Faculty
of Architecture in Belgrade. A large part of her experience derives from various
workshops and fruitful cooperation with the Goethe Institute in Belgrade. Her
works are video, photo and written materials aimed mostly at reference to the society
as a whole and its prevalence and problems. Inspired by her immediate and daily
environment, Zemun and the multitudes of Belgrade.
Olivera Inđić
She graduated
at the Faculty
of Fine Arts,
Department of
Painting, in the class of prof. Čedomir Vasić;
a member
of the Association
of Fine Artists of Serbia (ULUS). Author of six
solos, and many group
exhibitions in Poland,
Japan, Austria, Greece, Belgium, Serbia, Montenegro, Italy, France..She attended
her studies
and
residential programs
in Greece,
France, Italy and Austria. Zemun for her is the part of the soil that hides untold stories. Quiet,
winded and written on the inside ..
She graduated
at the Faculty of Economics in Belgrade (M.A.). Her
love for photography
and
journalism
were
present
during the
time of her studies.
She likes
to travel and
to photograph
the world
around her,
people, streets, nature.
Mostly she
likes to capture
moments
when
people
are absent in
thought, in
their own world per say, when they don’t realize that they are “framed”.
She has had
seven
group
exhibitions, six
in Belgrade
and one in
Japan. Her “den”
is the Danube,
which
brings
peace
and
the stories
that people
are carrying
with the
Danube.
Aleksandar Carević
He was involved
in painting
and attended
the school
of the famous painter
Čedomir
Bajić.
He had several
group and
individual exhibitions, parallel he was
involved with amateur photography. He graduated from the School of
Photography “Foton”,
led
by Saša
Preradović
and
Kelić
Aleksandar,
master of
photography. In
2008th
he has began working as a professional wedding photographer,
also covering fashion,
music events. View
the old
craftsmen and
space in
which they work, shows an unusual beauty that is reflected
in their
dealings with
the
customers and
even
intimacy,
which in this
day and age is
very rare.
Milica Nikolić
She graduated
at the Department
of Conservation
and Restoration of the Faculty of Applied Arts in Belgrade (M.A). A member
of
the Association of Applied Arts Artists and Designers of Serbia (ULUPUDS);
author of six
solo
exhibitions; participated
in numerous
group exhibitions in
Serbia, Macedonia and Japan. Currently she is involved in documentary
photography along
with the conservation
of works of
art on
paper and
archival materials. She will display the second part of the work
from the series
"Dreamson Danube banks", which has been previously exhibited independently
in
May
in the Jazz
Club
“Čekaonica”.
