Art Program – RePeople.rs

Spring 2024 - Transformart gallery, Belgrade

Lunch Break

Nemanja Golijanin

As part of the Reshaping Work Regional 2024 Conference

In line with the conference programme, the Center for Public Policy Research is pleased to present “Lunch Break”, a solo exhibition by artist Nemanja Golijanin, which will open May 22nd, 12:00 at the TransformArt Gallery in Belgrade.

Fall 2022 - B2 gallery, Belgrade

Fallout

Iva Kuzmanović

As part of the Future of Work 2022 Conference

This exhibition by Iva Kuzmanović uses scenes of atomic and hydrogen bomb explosions as the main motif. Taken from video and photo documentation filmed during nuclear testing, carried out by the United States of America, on the Marshall Islands in the Pacific during the 1940s and 1950s. The exhibition is comprised of large and medium scale paintings in oil on canvas. Click the links for more information and to view the virtual gallery.

Fall 2021 - B2 GALLERY

TopicOne

Mario Kolarić

As part of the Future of Work 2021 Conference

The portfolio of artworks dubbed “TopicOne” is the result of the collaboration between the Serbian think tank Public Policy Research Center (CENTER) and the artist Mario Kolaric. In this endeavour, massive amounts of data regarding the workload executed by crowd workers were gathered by CENTER and later transformed into digital NFT renderings in the form of drawings and a video installation, to create an abstract narrative through simple visual elements through Kolaric’s craftsmanship.

Fall 2020 - U10 Art Space, Belgrade

Territory of Working Environments

Sava Knežević

As part of the Future of Work 2020 Conference

Territory of Working Environments is a reflection on the key topic of the conference, where the future is placed centre stage, especially at this time of uncertainty brought about by the ongoing pandemic and the mass shift to remote working. Focusing on the issue of uncertainty, on the cusp between what is now and what comes next, the author employs both drawing and creates an installation that merges glass, colour, and space.

Spring 2019 - Svilara, novi sad

Quo Vadis Homo?

In collaboration with the Academy of Arts, Novi Sad

As part of the Reshaping Work Regional Conference 2019

As an integral part of the Reshaping Work conference held in Novi Sad, 2020, the exhibition examines the role of new technologies in the developing era. Students from the Academy of Arts in Novi Sad were tasked to explored their interpretation of different environments, tools and concepts that will become key factors in our modern labour market. The exhibition included installation pieces, digital illustrations and 3D renders, as well as sculptural works and computer programmed pieces.

Fall 2018 - Fabrika, Belgrade

ArtWORKS

Žolt Kovač

As part of the Future of Work 2018 Conference

In his “ArtWORKs” series of paintings, Belgrade-based artist Žolt Kovač explores the topic of work in contemporary society. Lead by his own experience of burnout after more than a decade of being parallely present on several creative and activist scenes, his works analyze changes and problems of the contemporary notion of work – such as working time, precarious work, multitasking, exhaustion, parenthood, productivity and other. Problems of work are processed in a visual language that uses a mixture of street art, graphic design, typography and abstraction, all of which together increase the communicative and expressive potential of the images.

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