Category: Exhibitions

Bojan Gagić

On silence (that eternal sound conundrum)

Bačva Gallery

17. – 26.07.2015.

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Exhibition opening – 17.07.2015. at 7pm

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Marijan Richter

Slike poslije naslikanih slika

Karas Gallery

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March 16 – 29, 2015

Opening of the exhibition on 16th of March at 7:00 pm

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Photo exhibition

Fascination in black and white

3. Na žarkom suncu, 1963 small. (2)

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Duje Jurić

CURSES

18.02. – 01.03. 2015.

Exhibition opening on 18th of February at 7pm

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FALK MESSERSCHMIDT

Confabulations

November 16 – December 7, 2014

PM GALLERY

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CURATOR: Leonida Kovač

PM Gallery

Croatian Association of Fine Artists

Trg žrtava fašizma 16, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia

Working hours:

Wednesday to Friday 11am – 7pm

Saturday and Sunday 10am – 6pm.

Monday, Tuesday and holidays – closed

 

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Detail-2-photographer-Bernd-BorchardtTHOMAS RENTMEISTER – CONSIDERING THE MATTER

24.09. – 12.10.2014.

Opening on Wednesday, September 24th 2014 at 7.30 pm

 Gallery Bačva
Trg žrtava fašizma 16
10000 Zagreb

Photograph by Bernd Borchardt

‘CONSIDERING THE MATTER’

(Materiality and Play in the Work of Thomas Rentmeister)

The essence of Thomas Rentmeister’s work is the imagination, materiality and play. Man, as Johann Huizinga’s famous book long ago observed, is by his culture forming nature homo ludens (‘man the player’), and as a result over time has become a master manipulator of the material world. It is clear that playing offers an accumulation of practices that leads through repetition to an extension of new forms of originality and innovation. Hence the title of this exhibition is intended to be simultaneously playful and intellectual, that is to say the artist Thomas Rentmeister considers his use of materials both as tactile resources and as food for thought. While the materials of his artistic practice are invariably mass-produced and easily accessible or familiar to the viewer, they nonetheless form a unique vocabulary of personal transformation. In and through an imaginative and sensory compilation of expressive material affects that Rentmeister shapes an admixture of minimalist referent and post-minimal disequilibrium. As a result he is able to invest his works with a unique sense of wit and wistfulness: that is he reveals a double-edged sense of formal propriety through his compositional sculpture-making practice while evoking at the same time highly textured informal feelings of vague or regretful longing.

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(IN)CONSTANCY OF SPACE
Collective exhibition of Dutch and Croatian artists.
The Ring Gallery
September 24 – October 12
Opening: September 24, 8 p.m.

PLAKAT A3

The Ring Gallery and the Croatian Association of Artists (HDLU) have pleasure to invite you to the opening of (IN)CONSTANCY OF SPACE, a collective exhibition showing the artworks by Dutch and Croatian artists of younger and middle generation.

The exhibition will be held at the Ring Gallery, in the building owned by the Croatian Association of Artists, from the 24th September to 12th October. The Opening is on the 24th September, 2014, at 8 p.m. The exhibition will be officially opened by Her Excellency Ellen Berends, ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Croatia.

The exhibition shows the artworks by Dutch and Croatian visual artists who express themselves in the media of video, video-installations, ambiental installations, animations, strip cartoon, graphic arts, painting and drawings.

The Netherlands and Croatia are two countries with different historical, cultural and geographical determinants, but at the same time they are the members of the EU and thus make an interesting complementary duo.

The exhibition (IN)CONSTANCY OF SPACE focuses on the way contemporary Dutch and Croatian artists deal with architecture and the spaces it shapes. In their works of art, buildings are not only attractive themes, but they carry various symbolic, sociological, psychological or ideological connotations. The exhibition also touches on the issue of the position of architecture and its spaces in the mind of modern man.

The exhibition puts the artworks into 4 categories:
Life, Power and Death
On the Boundary between Utopia, Fantasy and Dystopia
Claustrophobia and Phases
Visions and Boundaries

The following artists will present their artworks in the exhibition: Shigeo Arikawa, Anke van den Berg, Tanja Deman, Darko Fritz, Arend Groosman, Tea Hatadi, Willem van der Hofstede, Lilian Kreutzberger, Margareta Lekić, Gabriel Lester, Maja Marković, Ferenc Molnar, Zoltan Novak, Vedran Perkov, Sara Rajaei, Ana Sladetić, Rik Smits, Robert Šimrak, Goran Škofić, Rob Voerman and Danijel Žeželj.
Curators and authors of the concept: Vanja Babić & Neva Lukić .

The exhibition is accompanied by a lavishly produced catalog with the curators’ texts and the photographs of artworks.

The exhibition has been kindly supported by funding from the Ministry of Culture of The Republic of Croatia, City Office for Education, Culture and Sports Zagreb, Netherlands Embassy in Zagreb and Stroom Den Haag.

HDLU