The exhibition of Darije Petković, Neja Tomšič & Vladimir Živojinović, entitled On History, showcases works of three artists who reflect on various notions of history and its role in the creation of political and public discourses of the present. They address specific episodes of (inevitability related) local and global histories and analyse the impact of highly controlled historical discourses about collective memory and present-day ideology.
The exhibition of Davor Konjikušić & Olga Matveeva showcases photographic works in which they address different notions of modern world that seems ever more complex, unpredictable and unstable. They both explore diverse and multifaceted realms of contemporary society and seek to comprehend why the human race cannot escape it own primal destructive force.
About the exhibition of Nemanja Knežević and Robert Marin: The Real World is Out There showcasing works of two artists who developed distinguished practices in which they reflect on their immediate surrounding. Above all, Knežević and Marin are observers of the world that surrounds them, so they apply snapshot photography to document it the way it is.
About the exhibition of Marija Mandić and Ana Žeželj: The Diary that addresses the foundations and properties of memories, as well as ambiguity of their meaning within wider society, both in history and modern age alike.
About the exhibition of Senka Trivunac and Sara Pantović: Everyday Banalities that showcases both artists’ profound interest in visual representations of their immediate surroundings, and in the significance of appearances in a world dominated by the visual media.
An essay about the conventions and formulas of the pictorialist photography in the heroic era (1890-1910).
The article about Neja Tomšič’s ongoing work Opium Clippers (2015-2023), in which she presents (true) stories about forgotten episodes in world history, namely the tea and opium trade of the 19th century.
Interview with the artist Hamja Ahsan about his artistic practice and about the Shy Radicals project.
![Odkud znam. Ljubim vas. Ne znam, šta je bilo. [Jošt Franko]](https://mihacolner.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Jost-Franko-01-naslovna-670x300.jpg "Odkud znam. Ljubim vas. Ne znam, šta je bilo. [Jošt Franko]")
The article about the exhibition of photographer and artist Jošt Franko entitled Odkud znam. Ljubim vas. Ne znam, šta je bilo. at Cankarjev dom, Ljubljana.
Interview with Ljubljana-based photographer and artist Jaka Babnik.