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Maja Hodošček
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Serbia

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2010: Foundation for a Civil Society

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Dušica Dražić

Dušica Dražić works with installation, performance and photography and carries a special interest in art in public space. Focusing on the search for abandoned, forgotten spaces in the urban structure of modern cities and exploring the transformation of these spaces, she rethinks them in terms of cultural continuity, symbolic irregularities and individual actions. In Dražić’s production, concept and form are of equal importance in opening the work to multi-layered interpretations, that is, for developing new ways of seeing. Dušica Dražić explores the ambivalent interrelationship between a citizen and a city, their mutual support and protectiveness and at the same time isolation and destruction. Dražić searches for spaces without order, spaces of irregularity, difference, flexibility and intuition. Dušica’s works deal with micro-histories of a locus and are also an act of narration.

Dušica Dražić was born in 1979 in Belgrade, Serbia, where she currently lives and works. She graduated from the faculty of Applied Arts in Belgrade in 2004, and finished an MFA in Public Art and New Artistic Strategies at the Bauhaus University Weimar in 2006. Since 2006 Dušica Dražić is also a part of the collective “usually4” with K. Freino (PL), S. Hopkins (UK/KEN) and Teresa Luzio (P). In 2010 Dražić received the Dimitrije Bašičević Mangelos Award (Serbia) and the Young European Artist Trieste Contemporanea Award (Italy) and was granted a DAAD scholarship in 2005/2006.

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The Power to Host
June 15–July 29, 2011
Dušica Dražić, Dead-End Street, 2009, Installation, Dimension variable. Courtesy of the artist. Photo by K. Freino.
Dušica Dražić, The Winter Garden, 2010, Installation. Courtesy of the artist. Photo by D. Dražic.
Dušica Dražić, Prelom - Breach, Break, Breakage, Failure, Fraction, Infraction, Rupture, Split, Layout, 2008, Installation, Dimension variable. Courtesy of the artist. photo by G. Micevski.
Dušica Dražić, One Home In Rydygiera 45a, 2006, Installation, Dimensions variable. Courtesy of the artist. Photo by D. Dražic.
Dušica Dražić, Young Serbians, 2006, Video performance. Courtesy of the artist.

Residents from Serbia

Vanja Smiljanić

Serbia, Portugal
Innovation Properties Group
2025

Maja Bekan

The Netherlands, Serbia
Mondriaan Fund
2021

Natasa Kokic

Serbia
Foundation for a Civil Society
2014
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Nika Oblak & Primoz Novak
Nika Oblak & Primoz Novak
Slovenia

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2010: Foundation for a Civil Society

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Maja Hodošček

The idea of democracy is defined by important characteristics such as freedom and equality. In her work, Hodoscek explores deviations from this concept, but also explores to what extent democracy is actually present in contemporary societies. Furthermore, Hodoscek surveys the impact of global capitalistic systems on our everyday lives, the essence of her work being the exploration of social exclusion. Her work is based on participatory, process-based approaches and is most often in the form of video, photography, installation and intervention in the public space.

Maja Hodoscek lives and works in Celje, Slovenia. She graduated in 2009 from the Faculty of Education, Department of Fine Arts, University of Maribor, Slovenia. Her work has been shown nationally and internationally at multiple video festivals and exhibitions. In 2010, Hodoscek received the OHO Award for Young Visual Artists organized by Zavod P.A.R.A.S.I.T.E, Ljubljana, Slovenia.

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Salon: Maja Hodoscek (Slovenia) and Jiri Skala (Czech Republic)
September 28, 2010
Maja Hodošček. Courtesy of the artist.
Maja Hodošček, Promised Land, 2010, Video still. Courtesy of the artist.
Maja Hodošček, Landscape, 2010. Courtesy of the artist.
Maja Hodošček, Landscape, 2010, Photographs. Courtesy of the artist.
Maja Hodošček, Promised Land, 2010, Postcards. Courtesy of the artist.

Residents from Slovenia

Staš Kleindienst

Slovenia
Foundation for a Civil Society
2014

Veli & Amos

Slovenia
Foundation for a Civil Society
2013

Veli & Amos

Slovenia
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2013
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Slovenia

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2010: KUD Mreza Association for Arts and Culture, Alkatraz Gallery

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Nika Oblak & Primoz Novak

‘The work of Nika Oblak and Primož Novak draws parallels between a society driven by personal needs and capital and their own role as artists in the contemporary art market. Infused with humor, their work adopts the visual tactics and seductive constructions commonly employed in the mass media to lure the consumer.’ (Yasmeen Baig-Clifford, Move – new European media art, 2009) Oblak & Novak have exhibited in the Sharjah Biennial 9, UAE; Istanbul Biennial, Turkey; Japan Media Arts Festival; Transmediale Berlin, Germany; and most recently in Biennale Cuvee, Linz, Austria.

Nika Oblak & Primoz Novak. Courtesy of the artist.

Residents from Slovenia

Staš Kleindienst

Slovenia
Foundation for a Civil Society
2014

Veli & Amos

Slovenia
Foundation for a Civil Society
2013

Veli & Amos

Slovenia
Foundation for a Civil Society
2013
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