Disciplines: Soft sculpture (fabric, textile, rubber, sponge, wool…)
Location: Belgrade, Gallery SULUJ, Terazije 26 (www.galerijasuluj.wordpress.com)
Exhibition period: The exhibition will be open from August 10th till August 31st 2017.
Opening reception: Thursday, August 10th 2017 at 8pm
Program Description: Project Soft Sculpture – Hard Thoughts promotes specific sculptural expression when artists use atypical materials to create sculptures and installations. The material is not only a way for creating sculptural forms, but it is the language that provides personal visions and thoughts. Through opposition – contrary to the softness of the material, it emphasizes the context of art work. Difficult times bring heavy thoughts. What happens when patience betrays us and when we desperately trying to change the current position and move from a standstill. What kind of attempts we do to break the deadlock. During exhibition it will be organized art workshop and public presentation of participating artists.
Artists (alphabetical order):
1. Annelies Slabbynck, Belgium
2. Anđela Mujčić, Serbia
3. Danica Bićanić, Serbia
4. Danijela Anđelković, Serbia
5. Gordana Belić, Serbia
6. Ivanka Vana Prelević, Montenegro
7. Jagoda Mićović, Serbia
8. Lale Altunel, Turkey
9. Marta Linaza, Spain
10. Mieke de Waal, the Netherlands
11. Milica Stojšin, Serbia
12. Milija Stojanović, Montenegro
13. Myrsini Artakianou, Greece / Germany
14. Nada Kažić, Montenegro
15. Nataša Škorić, Serbia
16. Nevena Popović, Serbia
17. Olivera Parlić, Serbia
18. Paco Vallejo, Spain
19. Pia Græsbøll Ottesen, Denmark
20. Slavica Lazić Dundas, Serbia
21. Ronald Gonzalez, USA
22. Sonja Hillen, the Netherlands
23. Vojislava Vrcelj, Serbia
For additional information, please contact: Nevena Popovic (info@mojatelje.com)