RADOSLAV PUTAR AWARD – FINALE 2020!
Institute for Contemporary Art, Zagreb
& HULU – Split
have the honour to invite you
to the opening of the exhibition of works of the Finalists of
RADOSLAV PUTAR AWARD
FINALE 2020!
and the announcement of the 2020 Radoslav Putar Award Winner
at the SALON GALIĆ, Marmontova 3, SPLIT
Friday, June 19, 2020, at 8:00 p.m.
– the exhibition remains open until July 10, 2020.
Gallery hours:
Monday – Saturday, 10:00-12:00 & 16:00-21:00
– closed on Sundays and holidays
FINALISTS of the RADOSLAV PUTAR AWARD 2020
DINO BIĆANIĆ, Hvar, 1980.
BOJAN KOŠTIĆ, Koprivnica, 1988.
PETRA MRŠA, Rijeka, 1985.
DAMIR SOBOTA, Zagreb, 1988.
Dino Bićanić has graduated sculpture on Academy of Fine Arts in Split in the class of Kažimir Hraste 2007. Lives and works in Hvar.
He has shown his work at solo exhibitions Bićanići, Town Gallery Labin in Labin, 2019., Church San Marko in Hvar, 2019., Bićanići in Atelieri Žitnjak, Zagreb 2018., Walls Have Ears in Studio 21, Split 2016., Everything is Going to Be a Memory in Salon Galić Split 2016., Good Days, Bad Days in Gallery of Fine Arts, Split 2016., Watching Painting in Gallery Prozori, Zagreb, 2015., Dino Bićanić and Vedran Perkov in Alcatraz, Ljubljana, 2014. Gallery SC, Zagreb, 2014, Salon Galić, Split 2013., Premiere 01 in Public Open College, Split 2008. and group shows such as Triennial of Croatian Sculptures, Zagreb 2006., 2012., 2018., Almissa Open Art Festival, Omiš 2016., 2018., Sprint, Split 2018., Art of Appropriation, Zagreb, 2017., Institute for Contemporary Art, Zagreb, 2014., Dimensions of Humor, Osijek, 2011., Zagreb, Split, Pula, 2012., Normalisation Dedicated to Nikola Tesla, Zagreb 2006.
He is a winner of one of three equivalent prizes in 39th Split Salon. Has realised public sculpture in the town of Hvar.
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Bojan Koštić received his master’s degree in Croatology and completed his undergraduate study in Latin language and literature. During his studies, he engaged in journalism and literary criticism. He is the founder and general secretary of the Pod galgama Association as part of which he staged the author’s play “Krleža’s Love Quiz”. He is the co-author of the book “Krležin eu/ropski furiosum” published by the Pod galgama association. He is an active member of the Mamuze association, and the founder and coordinator of the FUNK Association of Independent Culture Association Forum and works as a curator and technician at the AK Gallery. Deals with photography, video and performance. He has been exhibiting since 2016.
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Petra Mrša, graduated Photography at the Academy of Dramatic Arts, Sociology at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, and Psychology at the University Department of Croatian Studies at the University of Zagreb. Her artworks are included in the collections of the Museum of Arts and Crafts in Zagreb, Rigo Galery and the City Museum of Zagreb, and were exhibited at numerous solo and group shows. She has published artist books New School (Pazzini Editore) and Rehearsing family (Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Rijeka). She worked as an assistant at the Hoxton Gallery in London and for the last four years has been employed as an assistant at the Department for photography at the Academy of Applied Arts in Rijeka. She was taking a part in the postgraduate international art program WHW Akademija run by curatorial collective What, How & for Whom/WHW in Zagreb. The primary field of her artistic work lies in researching the way how acquired constructs shape the lives of individuals.
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Damir Sobota graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb, Graphic Arts, 2013. He has participated in several solo and group exhibitions, including the 31st Youth Salon 2012 and the 2nd and 3rd Biennial of Painting 2013 and 2015, HT Award @ MSU 2011. Has attended residency programs in Belgium and Germany during 2015, 2018, and 2019.
He worked as an associate professor at the Department of Fine Arts and Graphic Design at the Faculty of Graphic Arts in Zagreb. He participated in the Scientific and Professional Meeting Aestheticization and Rehumanization of Public Space, Art as Therapy, Painting KBC Rebro, Zagreb, 2017. He is a recipient of the Young Artist Award for 2017. He is a member of the HDLU and HZSU. He lives and works in Zagreb.
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This year’s Finalists shave been selected, and the Winner will be announced at the exhibition opening by the 2020 RADOSLAV PUTAR AWARD JURY:
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Predrag Pavić, artist, Zagreb, Radoslav Putar Award Winner of 2019.;
Giuliana Carbi, curator, Trieste Contemporanea, Trieste, Italy
Klara Petrović, curator, Kontejner and Organ Vida, Zagreb, selected at the Open Call for a jury member up to 40 years of age;
Tanja Špoljar, curator, Galerija S, Koprivnica
Vice Tomasović, artist and president at HULU – Split
+ Nagrada Radoslav Putar was established in 2002., and will this year be awarded for the 19th time.
THE RADOSLAV PUTAR AWARD WINNER
will have the opportunity to enjoy two months residency at the Residency Unlimited in New York, http://residencyunlimited.org; will get a chance to produce of one multioriginal work at the Gallery S, Koprivnica, https://galerija-s.com; will have the solo exhibition at the Institute for Contemporary Art in Zagreb, and will have a seat at the Jury of Radoslav Putar Award in 2021.
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The award is organised in collaboration with the YVAA – Young Visual Artists Award network, Residency Unlimited, New York and the Trust for Mutual Understanding, New York, and was initiated by Wendy Luers with The Foundation for a Development of a Civil Society.
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In 1990 Wendy W. Luers, founder and director of Foundation for a Civil Society, together with President Vaclav Havel and a group of dissident artists first established the Jindrich Chalupecky Award in Czechoslovakia to recognize artistic excellence in young visual artists, under 35 years old, and provide them with a U.S. residency experience.
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The Young Visual Artists Awards program was established over several years as an international network of similar awards with support from the Trust from Mutual Understanding, a US foundation. Today 10 European countries are part of this network: Czech Republic, Slovakia, Croatia, Kosovo, Serbia, Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovenia, Albania and Bulgaria. In 2015, Residency Unlimited (RU) was engaged as the organizer of the YVAA program and host of the NY residency program.
More information:
HULU – Split, Obala hrvatskog narodnog preporoda 24, Split 21000
E: hulu@hulu-split.hr; T: +385 21 348 177; http://hulu-split.hr
Institut za suvremenu umjetnost, Trg kralja Tomislava 20, Zagreb
E: nagrada.putar@institute.hr; T: +385 91 61 99 454; www.institute.hr
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Basic information
RADOSLAV PUTAR AWARD: Award for the best visual artists of Croatia up to 40 years of age. Established in 2002, awarded for 19th time.
AWARD:
Two months residency at the Residency Unlimited, New York, http://residencyunlimited.org
Production of one multioriginal work by Galerija S, Koprivnica, https://galerija-s.com
Solo exhibition at the Institute for Contemporary Art in Zagreb
and a seat on the Jury of the Radoslav Putar Award 2021.
NAGRADA RADOSLAV PUTAR – FINALE 2020!!!
+ Exhibition opening and the announcement of the 2020 Radoslav Putar Award Winner:
SALON GALIĆ, Marmontova 3, SPLIT
Friday, June 19, 2020, at 8:00 p.m.
– the exhibition remains open until July 10, 2020.
FINALISTS 2020:
DINO BIĆANIĆ, Hvar, 1980.
BOJAN KOŠTIĆ, Koprivnica, 1988.
PETRA MRŠA, Rijeka, 1985.
DAMIR SOBOTA, Zagreb, 1988.
JURY 2020
Predrag Pavić, artist, Zagreb, Radoslav Putar Award Winner of 2019.;
Giuliana Carbi, curator, Trieste Contemporanea, Trieste, Italy
Klara Petrović, curator, Kontejner and Organ Vida, Zagreb, selected at the Open Call for a jury member up to 40 years of age;
Tanja Špoljar, curator, Galerija S, Koprivnica
Vice Tomasović, artist and president at HULU – Split
+ Radoslav Putar Award Winners since 2002: Tanja Dabo 2002.;
Nika Radić 2003.; Igor Eškinja 2004.; Antun Božičević 2005.;
Tina Gverović 2006.; Vedran Perkov 2007.; Marko Tadić 2008.;
Goran Škofić 2009.; Davor Sanvincenti 2010.; Marko Marković 2011.;
Miran Blažek 2012.; Dina Rončević 2013.; Igor Ruf 2014.; Dino Zrnec 2015.;
Niko Mihaljević 2016.; Matej Knežević, 2017., Ana Kuzmanić, 2018.;
Predrag Pavić, 2019.
More information:
HULU – Split, Obala hrvatskog narodnog preporoda 24, Split 21000
E: hulu@hulu-split.hr; T: +385 21 348 177; http://hulu-split.hr
Institut za suvremenu umjetnost, Trg kralja Tomislava 20, Zagreb
E: nagrada.putar@institute.hr; T: +385 91 61 99 454; www.institute.hr
Download logo: http://www.institute.hr/en/downloads/
Support:
Trust for Mutual Understanding, New York
Residency Unlimited, New York
Ministarstvo kulture RH
Grad Split
Zaklada Kultura Nova
Hrvatske željeznice
Radio Sunce
Dalmatinski portal
Europlakat
Splitsko-dalamatinska županija
Pivovara Brailo