KOLXOZ invites you to have a look on the last publication QUASI BOOK and other printed works. Aside of reading you can enjoy coffee, tea or water. Copy service on FAX. Posedet a pagavarit.

20th of August, 12:00 — 19:00
Kolxoz on hot terasa.

22nd of August 17:00 — 19:00, closing day of exhibition SKULPTURA 2024, Kolxoz celebrates by exhibition of traveling artifacts from East and West. All presented at one EuroAsian table.

Location: Pavilion Cvjeta Zuzorič ULUS, Mali Kalemegdan 1, Belgrade, Serbia 🇷🇸

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Tijana Cvetković
HOUSES OF THE VILLAGE VISHNI

PUBLICATION (vol. 01)
“Kuće sela Višni” is a story created in the dialog, while wondering through the village, with Čičko Kosto, one of very few permanent residents. Publication provides basic demographic insight, answering couple of simple basic questions, such as: Who is living in the village? Who built the houses? Is there something special to be told about the owners? How often do they come? How old are the houses in the village?...

BIO
Tijana Cvetković, Belgrade based visual artist. Through her carrier she was engaged with sculpture, painting, photography, total stage and costume design in theatre, graphic design and socially engaged art practices. From 2018 she is a member of experimental art collective Minipogon, from 2020 a member of ULUS (Fine Artists Association of Serbia) where she is focused on the topics of art labor and the status of artist, implementing different related programs and participating in the researchers.

LENGHT
934,5 cm

NOTE
Publication can be picked up at Cvijeta Zuzorić Art Pavilion, No. 1, Mali Kalemegdan, Belgrade, Tue—Sun, 12–19h. Or café Liquid, Svetozara Markovića 42, Mo—Fri, 9–00h.
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Tijana Cvetković
KUĆE SELA VIŠNI

PUBLIKACIJA (vol.01)
„Kuće sela Višni” je priča nastala u dijalogu, lutajući selom, sa Čičkom Kostom, jednim od retkih stanovnika. Publikacija pruža osnovni demografski uvid, odgovarajući na nekoliko jednostavnih osnovnih pitanja, kao što su: Ko živi u selu? Ko je gradio kuće? Da li ima nešto posebno da se kaže o vlasnicima? Koliko često dolaze? Koliko su stare kuće u selu?...

BIOGRAFIJA
Tijana Cvetković, vizuelna umetnica, živi i radi u Beogradu. Kroz svoju karijeru bavila se skulpturom, slikarstvom, fotografijom, scenografijom i kostimom u pozorištu, grafičkim dizajnom i društveno angažovanim umetničkim praksama. Od 2018. član je eksperimentalnog umetničkog kolektiva Minipogon, od 2020. član ULUS-a (Udruženja likovnih umetnika Srbije) gde se bavi temama umetničkog rada i statusa umetnika, realizuje različite srodne programe i učestvuje u istraživačkim aktivnostima.

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Pira Tin
COVERED IN A BLANKET MADE IN YUGOSLAVIA
I AM SWEATING

PUBLICATION
Pira Tin’s first Thermal House publication is a travel poem to Montenegro during off-season, which loosely interweaves textual and photographic impressions into something between present and past, peace and apocalypse, dreams and waking states.

images and text: Sutomore (Montenegro), Nov/Dec 2023 / printed and published: Belgrade (Serbia), Feb 2024

covered in a blanket Made in Yugoslavia I am sweating waking up in between falling back asleep on old tracks of nostalgia drinking rakija homemade domaća kafa and slim cigarettes not sure what we are waiting for feels like I can smell apocalypse a car covered in blue they say winter is coming but it’s only the wind and red wine kissing clouds over black mountains

BIO
Pira Tin is a drifter, she likes to enter the space in between, to gather the fleeting and fragmentary, to improvise, to approach boundaries, to be in motion. Mostly, her artistic practice is collecting, her means of expression a combination of images (photography, scans) and words, often materialized in prints. In recent years, she has been moving more and more between different places, increasingly gravitating towards south-eastern Europe.

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alwaysinbetween.com
abookabirdapirate.tumblr.com
@pira__tin

LENGHT
100 cm

NOTE
Publication can be picked up at Cvijeta Zuzorić Art Pavilion, No. 1, Mali Kalemegdan, Belgrade, Tue—Sun, 12–19h. Or café Liquid, Svetozara Markovića 42, Mo—Fri, 9–00h.