Exhibitions, Italy, Prato, 09 October 2010
LATO, Piazza San Marco 13, 59100 Prato
Tijana Stankovic, Nebojša Bogdanovic
SERBARE
curated by Špela Zidar
9th to 30th Octobre 2010
Opening 9th Octobre 2010, 6:30pm
Lato presents an exhibition of two young serbian artists Tijana Stankovic and Nebojsa Bogdanovic. The two artists have in comon a strong gestuality that defines their way of creating. It seems like they are guided by an urge that forces them to draw or paint with impulsiveness that is getting rare in the art world of today. Serbare means "to protect, to preserve", in the case of Tijana and Nebojsa, the artist are "preserving intact their momentary inspiration". To show the spontaneity of their way of creation, in the first part of the gallery the artists will try to recreate their studios, as the space where their ideas are born, while in the second part this ideas will go through curatorial selection and liberate themselfs from a merly romantic preception of creation and in this way become guides that offer innovative way of viewing the world.
Tijana Stankovic, Nebojša Bogdanovic
SERBARE
curated by Špela Zidar
9th to 30th Octobre 2010
Opening 9th Octobre 2010, 6:30pm
Lato presents an exhibition of two young serbian artists Tijana Stankovic and Nebojsa Bogdanovic. The two artists have in comon a strong gestuality that defines their way of creating. It seems like they are guided by an urge that forces them to draw or paint with impulsiveness that is getting rare in the art world of today. Serbare means "to protect, to preserve", in the case of Tijana and Nebojsa, the artist are "preserving intact their momentary inspiration". To show the spontaneity of their way of creation, in the first part of the gallery the artists will try to recreate their studios, as the space where their ideas are born, while in the second part this ideas will go through curatorial selection and liberate themselfs from a merly romantic preception of creation and in this way become guides that offer innovative way of viewing the world.
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