The group exhibition transformation of Wood, originally presented at the National Museum of Modern Art (NMMU) in Zagreb, presents the works of some 20 central Croatian fine artists. and 21. for centuries, who used wood as the material of their sculptural works. The exhibition in Kostanjevica na Krki is slightly modified and adapted to the space, and also puts the works of Croatian artists in dialogue with some selected works of artists from the collection of the gallery Bozidar Jakac (GBJ).
The exhibition addresses the importance of wood, trees and forest for the existence of the human species, as well as for its relationship with nature. The exhibition presents 50 works by Croatian artists from the NMMU collection and 18 works by artists from the GBJ collection. The selected works reveal the striking forms of wood as a primordial natural material in their numerous transformations that took place over the past hundred years.
The author of the exhibition is Tatijana Garelji / (NMMU), in collaboration with Miho Colner (GBJ).
Artists:
Mr Petar Barišić, František Bilek, Peruško Bogdanić, Iris Bondora Dvornik, Vojta Braniš, Boris Brzić, Dragica Čadež, These Čampa, Ferdo Ćus, As A Matter Of Fact, De Karina, Josip Diminić, Joško Eterović, Nenad Fišter, France Gorše, Pyaar Hadži Boškov, Kažimir Hraste, Ante Jakić, Ksenia Kantoci, Dora Kovačević, Kuzma Kovačić, Ivan Kožarić, A King, A Ton Of The King, Vasko Lipovac, Ivan Lovrenčić, Dubravka Lošić, Used Marianov, Armando Marrocco, Carlos Medina, Ivan Meštrović, Matko Mijić, Please Note Naletilić Penavuša, Silvan Omerzu, The Origin Of Oreb, Blogs Posted Perić, Ivan Picelj, The Era Of Rimele, Branko Ružić, Bojan Slak Đoka, Mr Petar Smajić, Damir Sokić, Alexander Srnec, Dalibor Stošić, Marin Studin, Juraj Škarpa, Lance Štimac, Miroslav Šutej, Which Tršar, Blogs Posted Vulas, Josip Zeman, Bear Zlatić, From Zrinšćak, Bogosav Živković.
An exhibition created in cooperation with the National Museum of modern art from Zagreb.
Photo: Kaja Selko
Skupinska razstava Transformacija lesa, ki je bila izvorno predstavljena v Nacionalnem muzeju moderne umetnosti (NMMU) v Zagrebu, predstavlja dela nekaterih osrednjih hrvaških likovnih umetnikov 20. in 21. stoletja, ki so uporabljali les kot material svojih kiparskih del. Razstava v Kostanjevici na Krki je nekoliko spremenjena in prilagojena prostoru, poleg tega pa dela hrvaških umetnikov postavlja v dialog z nekaterimi izbranimi deli umetnikov iz zbirke Galeriji Božidar Jakac (GBJ).
Razstava naslavlja pomen lesa, dreves in gozda za obstoj človeške vrste, kakor tudi za njen odnos do narave. Na pričujoči razstavi je predstavljenih 50 del hrvaških umetnikov iz zbirke NMMU in 18 del umetnikov iz zbirke GBJ. Izbrana dela odkrivajo presenetljive oblike lesa kot prvinskega naravnega materiala v svojih številnih transformacijah, ki so se odvijale v obdobju preteklih stotih let.
Avtorica razstave je Tatijana Gareljić (NMMU), v sodelovanju z Miho Colnerjem (GBJ).
Umetniki:
Petar Barišić, František Bilek, Peruško Bogdanić, Iris Bondora Dvornik, Vojta Braniš, Boris Brzić, Dragica Čadež, Lojze Čampa, Ferdo Ćus, Ljubo De Karina, Josip Diminić, Joško Eterović, Vinko Fišter, France Gorše, Petar Hadži Boškov, Kažimir Hraste, Ante Jakić, Ksenija Kantoci, Dora Kovačević, Kuzma Kovačić, Ivan Kožarić, France Kralj, Tone Kralj, Vasko Lipovac, Ivan Lovrenčić, Dubravka Lošić, Bata Marianov, Armando Marrocco, Carlos Medina, Ivan Meštrović, Matko Mijić, Sofija Naletilić Penavuša, Silvan Omerzu, Izvor Oreb, Šime Perić, Ivan Picelj, Oto Rimele, Branko Ružić, Jože Slak Đoka, Petar Smajić, Damir Sokić, Aleksandar Srnec, Dalibor Stošić, Marin Studin, Juraj Škarpa, Goran Štimac, Miroslav Šutej, Dušan Tršar, Šime Vulas, Josip Zeman, Zlatko Zlatić, Mirko Zrinšćak, Bogosav Živković.
Razstava, ki je nastala v sodelovanju z Nacionalnim muzejem moderne umetnosti iz Zagreba.
Foto: Kaja Selko
