"Walls in the Street" is a contemporary art show held in Belgrade and organized by the Siemens Arts Program and the Museum of Contemporary Art Belgrade.
www.zidovinaulici.org
Saturday, June 21, 2008
Walls in the Street website
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
"Backup" promotion
Promotion of the book by Serbian artist Mrdjan Bajic, "Backup" (AD&D: A.M).
The promotion was held in the Cultural Centre of Belgrade and included speakers like Lidija Merenik and Biljana Tomic, art historians.
"Backup" is a 200 pages journey through the work of Mrdjan Bajic, including sketches, unfinished projects and process of making.
news (in Serbian)>>>
related post > BACKUP at the Venice Biennial
Monday, June 16, 2008
Pretty Cool People Interviews
An interview for the "Pretty Cool People Interviews" film project of the Submarine Channel just came out.
Check it out at http://prettycoolpeopleintervie
"Aleksandar Maćašev doesn't mince matters: "The real center of power in Serbia is the pharmacist. Give the people a lot of tranquilizers and they will not complain." According to the Belgrade based artist and graphic designer, a lot of Serbian people are on drugs.
Macasev came to Belgrade in the beginning of the nineties, a turbulent time of war, protests and isolation. This period had a big influence on Maćašev, who has a very critical attitude to politics and who uses his art to grow awareness on tricky issues like mass communication and corruption."
SubmarineChannel talks to creative people that explore the boundaries of today's moving image culture.
We asked them about their unique way of storytelling and image making, and they talked about the things they know best.
SubmarineChannel is both a distribution and a production platform for filmmakers and interactive artists who are exploring the potential of the web. It gathers the most stylish, offbeat, original and arresting artworks for the net into one place.
SubmarineChannel, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Dylan - Glaser
Some sketches for the cover of the Huper magazine. A take on Milton Glaser's famous Dylan poster from 1966 in the form of a paper cutout.
The idea was rejected by the editors :(
Wednesday, June 04, 2008
Illustrations for the Huper magazine (June)
Cover of the June issue.
Cover: Andrej Dolinka
W. Allen illustration: A.M.
Illustration for the article on various movie fears (flying, swimming, staying at home...)
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