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| − | In 1990, [[Zoran Pantelić]] and Rastislav Škulec co-founded '''Apsolutno Skulpturalno''' art group in Novi Sad. | + | In 1990 in Apatin, [[Zoran Pantelić]] and Rastislav Škulec co-founded '''Apsolutno Skulpturalno''' art group. |
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| + | In 1993 in Novi Sad, '''Apsolutno Skulpturalno''' is renamed into ''association Apsolutno''' but its shifting members continue their individual artistic practices. | ||
| − | In 1995, [[Dragan Miletic]], [[Zoran Pantelić]], [[Bojana Petrić]], and Dragan Rakić (1957-2009) | + | In 1995 in Vienna, [[Dragan Miletic]], [[Zoran Pantelić]], [[Bojana Petrić]], and Dragan Rakić (1957-2009) transformed '''association Apsolutno''' and collectively decided to produce and sign the works collaboratively as "association Apsolutno," without any reference to personal names. '''association Apsolutno''' dealt with media pluralism and interdisciplinary art work that has been shown in different venues worldwide. The key phase in the association's artistic opus was between 1995 and 2000, manifested through project 1995:2000. |
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Revision as of 23:04, 29 October 2018
In 1990 in Apatin, Zoran Pantelić and Rastislav Škulec co-founded Apsolutno Skulpturalno art group.
In 1993 in Novi Sad, Apsolutno Skulpturalno' is renamed into association Apsolutno but its shifting members continue their individual artistic practices.
In 1995 in Vienna, Dragan Miletic, Zoran Pantelić, Bojana Petrić, and Dragan Rakić (1957-2009) transformed association Apsolutno and collectively decided to produce and sign the works collaboratively as "association Apsolutno," without any reference to personal names. association Apsolutno dealt with media pluralism and interdisciplinary art work that has been shown in different venues worldwide. The key phase in the association's artistic opus was between 1995 and 2000, manifested through project 1995:2000.
- Publications
- The Absolute Report, 2006. [1] [2]
- Association Apsolutno, "Semiotics of Confusion", in Anarchitexts: Voices from the Global Digital Resistance, ed. Joanne Richardson, Autonomedia, 2003, pp 16-21.
- See also
- Links
