Villa Romana, Florence, September 2009
Artget Gallery, Belgrade Cultural Center, May - June, 2010
Magazzino 26, Trieste, June - November 2011
National Muesum of Kraljevo, May 27 - June 8, 2014
Patience (Another Gaze / Public Works)
presented in Public Works
Kalemegdan Fortress / Museum of Contemporary Art
Belgrade, 2010
Gallery of the Belgrade Cultural Center, 2003
October Salon, Belgrade 2003
Museum of Literature, Sarajevo, 2004
La Corte Arte Contemporanea, Florence, 2004-2015
Siena Art Institute, 2011
an initiative for social inclusion, exchange of knowledge and new narrative itineraries
Belgrade - various locations
artist-in-residence project for Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo / La Corte Arte Contemporanea, Florence
October / November 2006
1998 - 2001
Center for Cultural Decontamination, Belgrade
Fabbrica Europa, Florence
Museum of Civilization / La Chambre Blanche, Quebec City
Gallery Edward Lear, Berat, Albania
presented in Missing Places
KC Grad, August 2012
and in Life is now very, very different, Gallery 73, October-November 2010
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(research project at the Museum of Anthropology, Florence)
as presented in Something Like a Mirror
National Museum of Kraljevo, Serbia
May 27 - June 8, 2014
lambda prints and text on 8 panels
as presented in Voyages, literary magazine of the New York University in Florence, 2016, and in Something Like a Mirror
National Museum of Kraljevo, Serbia
May 27 - June 8, 2014
photographic prints, text, video, Gallery 73, Belgrade, September 2010
The Disappearing of Professor Petrovic
as presented in Something Like a Mirror
National Museum of Kraljevo, Serbia
May 27 - June 8, 2014
Lusitania (exhibition)
video / audio 9’51”
model, mixed media, text, documentary material
as presented in Far and Close, Macura Museum, Serbia
June 20 - July 20, 2015
“Lusitania”, a novel by Dejan Atanackovic, brings together two apparently unrelated subjects of the First World War: the famous British passenger ship and Belgrade’s psychiatric hospital. In May 1915, under strange circumstances, Lusitania is sunk by a torpedo of a German submarine. In October the same year, Belgrade is conquered by the Austrian and German troops. The psychiatric hospital acquires an extraterritorial status, while on its soil an unusual parliamentary republic is formed by hospital’s staff and patients. This is the starting point, around which the novel develops into numerous stories, of searching and disappearing, of madness and progress, of the senselessness of war…
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