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{{Infobox artist | {{Infobox artist | ||
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|collections = [https://lux.org.uk/artist/dalibor-martinis LUX] 12, [[Kontakt::{{Kontakt|43}}|Kontakt]] 5, [[ZKM::{{ZKM|dalibor-martinis}}|ZKM]] 2, [[MoMA::{{MoMA|35617}}|MoMA]] 2, [[Stedelijk::{{Stedelijk|5434-dalibor-martinis}}|Stedelijk]] 1, [[Pompidou::{{Pompidou|cGEgdg7/r8EaGen}}|Pompidou]], | |collections = [https://lux.org.uk/artist/dalibor-martinis LUX] 12, [[Kontakt::{{Kontakt|43}}|Kontakt]] 5, [[ZKM::{{ZKM|dalibor-martinis}}|ZKM]] 2, [[MoMA::{{MoMA|35617}}|MoMA]] 2, [[Stedelijk::{{Stedelijk|5434-dalibor-martinis}}|Stedelijk]] 1, [[Pompidou::{{Pompidou|cGEgdg7/r8EaGen}}|Pompidou]], | ||
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| − | '''Dalibor Martinis''' (1947, Zagreb) is a Croatian video, performance and conceptual artist. | + | |
| + | '''Dalibor Martinis''' (1 July 1947, Zagreb) is a Croatian video, performance and conceptual artist. | ||
Graduated at Zagreb Academy of Fine Arts 1971. Exhibits since 1969, began working with video in the early 1970s. Taught at Zagreb Drama Academy from 1987-1991, and 1991 as a guest lecturer at Ontario College of Art in Toronto. Lives in [[Zagreb]]. | Graduated at Zagreb Academy of Fine Arts 1971. Exhibits since 1969, began working with video in the early 1970s. Taught at Zagreb Drama Academy from 1987-1991, and 1991 as a guest lecturer at Ontario College of Art in Toronto. Lives in [[Zagreb]]. | ||
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; Catalogues | ; Catalogues | ||
* ''[[Media:Martinis Dalibor Binary Series MSU Zagreb 2001.pdf|Binary Series]]'', Zagreb: MSU, 2001. {{cr}} | * ''[[Media:Martinis Dalibor Binary Series MSU Zagreb 2001.pdf|Binary Series]]'', Zagreb: MSU, 2001. {{cr}} | ||
| + | * ''[[Media:Dalibor Martinis Data Recovery 1969-2077 2016.pdf|Data Recovery 1969-2077]]'', ed. Leila Topić, Zagreb: Zagreb Museum of Contemporary Art, 2016, 348 pp. Texts by Petra Belc, Branka Benčić, Alenka Gregorič, Boris Greiner, Aleksandra Sekulić, Leila Topić. {{cr}}/{{en}} | ||
* [https://www.bibliofil.hr/en/dalibor-marinis more] | * [https://www.bibliofil.hr/en/dalibor-marinis more] | ||
; See also | ; See also | ||
* [[Croatia#Video_art]] | * [[Croatia#Video_art]] | ||
| + | * [[Sanja Iveković]] | ||
; Links | ; Links | ||
| − | * [http://www.dalibormartinis.com/ | + | * [http://www.dalibormartinis.com/ Website] |
* http://martinis.cro.net/ | * http://martinis.cro.net/ | ||
* http://www.msu.hr/files/17115/2001-Martinis_new_n.pdf | * http://www.msu.hr/files/17115/2001-Martinis_new_n.pdf | ||
* http://tranzit.org/exhibitionarchive/tag/dalibor-martinis/ | * http://tranzit.org/exhibitionarchive/tag/dalibor-martinis/ | ||
* http://performingtheeast.com/dalibor-martinis/ | * http://performingtheeast.com/dalibor-martinis/ | ||
| + | * [https://hr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dalibor_Martinis Wikipedia-HR] | ||
| − | [[ | + | [[Series:Video art]] [[Series:Performance art]] |
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Latest revision as of 10:12, 18 April 2025
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| Collections | LUX 12, Kontakt 5, ZKM 2, MoMA 2, Stedelijk 1, Pompidou, |
Dalibor Martinis (1 July 1947, Zagreb) is a Croatian video, performance and conceptual artist.
Graduated at Zagreb Academy of Fine Arts 1971. Exhibits since 1969, began working with video in the early 1970s. Taught at Zagreb Drama Academy from 1987-1991, and 1991 as a guest lecturer at Ontario College of Art in Toronto. Lives in Zagreb.
- Catalogues
- Binary Series, Zagreb: MSU, 2001. (Croatian)
- Data Recovery 1969-2077, ed. Leila Topić, Zagreb: Zagreb Museum of Contemporary Art, 2016, 348 pp. Texts by Petra Belc, Branka Benčić, Alenka Gregorič, Boris Greiner, Aleksandra Sekulić, Leila Topić. (Croatian)/(English)
- more
- See also
- Links
