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umietnosti, <strong>Zagreb</strong><br />
1993<br />
<strong>The</strong> horse who sings/Radical Art<br />
from Croatia. Museum of<br />
Contemporary Art, Sydney<br />
Selected Bibliography<br />
Nena Baljkovic, pref. cat. Galerija<br />
Nova. <strong>Zagreb</strong>, 1976<br />
Nena Dimitrujevit, Gorgona, pref.<br />
cat, Galerija <strong>suvremene</strong> <strong>umjetnosti</strong>.<br />
<strong>Zagreb</strong>. 1980<br />
Davor Matievit, Jea Denegri, pref.<br />
cat.. Galerija <strong>suvremene</strong> <strong>umjetnosti</strong>.<br />
<strong>Zagreb</strong>, 1982<br />
lnovacije u hrvatskoj <strong>umjetnosti</strong><br />
sedamdesetih godina. pref. cat.<br />
Galerija <strong>suvremene</strong> <strong>umjetnosti</strong>,<br />
<strong>Zagreb</strong>. 1972<br />
Branka StipantiC, Sue Cramer, <strong>The</strong><br />
horse who sings / Radical Art from<br />
Croatia. pref. cat. Museum of con-<br />
temporary Art, Sydney, 1993<br />
IVANA KESER<br />
Biography<br />
Born in <strong>Zagreb</strong>. Croatia 1967. From<br />
1987-1992 studied at the Academy of<br />
Fine Arts in <strong>Zagreb</strong>. Lives and works<br />
in <strong>Zagreb</strong>.<br />
Selected Solo Exhibitions<br />
1989<br />
PM Gallery, <strong>Zagreb</strong><br />
1991<br />
PM Gallery, <strong>Zagreb</strong><br />
SKUC Gallery. Ljubljana Slovenia<br />
1994<br />
EgoEast. Museum of Contemporary<br />
Art, <strong>Zagreb</strong><br />
1995<br />
PM Gallery <strong>Zagreb</strong><br />
1997<br />
Galerija Dante Marino Cettina, Umag.<br />
Croatia<br />
Spaces Gallery, Cleveland<br />
<strong>The</strong> exhibition of the local newspa-<br />
pers, Central Park, New York<br />
<strong>The</strong> exhibition of the local newspa-<br />
pers. Institute of Art, Cleveland<br />
2000<br />
Sala Montcada. Fundacio La Caixa,<br />
Barcelona<br />
Museum in Progress, in collaboration<br />
with Der Standard newspaper.<br />
Vienna<br />
Galenja Marino Cettina, Umag.<br />
Croatia<br />
Selected Group Exhibitions<br />
1996<br />
Manifesta I. European Biennial of<br />
Contemporary Art<br />
1999<br />
After the Walt Moderna Museet,<br />
Stockholm<br />
Aspects/Positions. Central and<br />
Eastern European Art since 1949,<br />
Museum Moderner Kunst Stiftung<br />
Ludwig, Palais Liechtenstein und 20er<br />
Haus, Vienna<br />
1996-2000<br />
Weekend Art: Hallelujah the Hill.<br />
Medvednica, <strong>Zagreb</strong><br />
2000<br />
What, How & for Whom, Dom HDLU.<br />
<strong>Zagreb</strong><br />
Blow up, Gallery of Contemporary<br />
Art, Celle, Slovenia<br />
Chinese Whispers. Apex Art. New<br />
York<br />
2001<br />
Sous les ponts. le long de la riviere....<br />
Casino Luxembourg Fourum d'art<br />
contemporain, Luxembourg<br />
<strong>The</strong> Real, <strong>The</strong> Desperate, <strong>The</strong><br />
Absolute, Forum Stadtpark.<br />
Steierischer Herbst, Graz<br />
91 I THE MISFITS<br />
Conversation, Museum for<br />
Contemporary Art, Belgrade<br />
Marking the Territory. <strong>The</strong> Irish<br />
Museum of Modern Art. Dublin<br />
2002<br />
Broadcasting. Technical Museum,<br />
<strong>Zagreb</strong><br />
Selected Bibliography<br />
Nada Bero. From Gorgona Esoterics<br />
to Weekend Art dematerialisation.<br />
Art Press, 1998<br />
Ami Barak. cat. Weekend Art<br />
Hallelujah the Hill, Frac Languedoc<br />
Roussilon. Montpellier. 1999<br />
David Elliott, cat. After the Wall, vol-<br />
ume I, p.33.1999<br />
Branka Stipanit. cat.<br />
Aspekte/Positionen - 50 years of Art<br />
in Central Europe. Museum<br />
Moderner Kunst, Vienna, 1999<br />
David G. Torres, cat. Vida Pohtica,<br />
Barcelona, 2000<br />
ELJKO KIPKE<br />
Biography<br />
Born in 1953 in eakovec. Graduated<br />
from the Academy of Fine Arts in<br />
<strong>Zagreb</strong> in 1976. Lives and works in<br />
<strong>Zagreb</strong>.<br />
Selected Solo Exhibitions<br />
1983<br />
Pro Lumine Novo, Studio GSU.<br />
<strong>Zagreb</strong><br />
1986<br />
<strong>The</strong>atrum Mundi, Galerija <strong>suvremene</strong><br />
<strong>umjetnosti</strong>. <strong>Zagreb</strong><br />
1987<br />
Cabinet of Praying Machines, Salon<br />
<strong>Muzej</strong>a savremene umetnosti.<br />
Belgrade
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