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MuBGD (Modern in Belgrade)
Descrierea proiectului
The MuBGD (Moderni u Beogradu / Modern in Belgrade) project brings together a group of architects (Iva Bekić, Petar Cigić, Dalia Dukanac, Stefan Đorđević, Irena Gajić, Mirjana Ješić, Hristina Stojanović, Snežana Zlatković) who share a particular interest in architectural illustration, graphic design and fine arts. Together, they launched the MuBGD platform in 2018 as a means of promotion, but also critical analysis of Belgrade's architectural heritage. The authors' long-term research in the field of visual representation aims to contribute to the understanding of canonical architectural projects and objects and their roles in the broader socio-political, economic and cultural context, as a critical instrument for observation, reflection and behaviour in contemporary space. In 2019, members have realized a total of 5 (five) exhibitions in Belgrade, Serbia, in which they had presented their work to a professional and general public.- (17/04 - 27/04/2019) _ exhibition ’’.33: something three-dimensional’’ at Gallery Kolekti, as part of the 3M3 exhibition season titled ‘‘Tracing the milieu - What were you thinking?‘‘ - (17/05 - 30/05/2019) _exhibition “Modern in Belgrade” at Gallery of Faculty of Fine Arts (17.05.-30.05.2019.) during the 14th Belgrade International Architecture Week - (28/06 - 11/07/2019) _ exhibition ’’Summer in Belgrade‘‘ in the Street Gallery - (07/11 - 08/11/2019) _ exhibition in Ilija M.Kolarac Foundation, as part of the Creative Europe Forum 2019 - (29/11-05/12/2019) _ ’’Black on White ‘‘ in O3ONE Art Space
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Moderni u Beogradu (MuBGD / Modern in Belgrade) were founded and established in Belgrade, Serbia in 2018. The Modern in Belgrade project brings together a group of architects (Iva Bekić, Petar Cigić, Dalia Dukanac, Stefan Đorđević, Irena Gajić, Mirjana Ješić, Hristina Stojanović, Snežana Zlatković) who share a particular interest in architectural illustration, graphic design and fine arts. Together, they launched the MuBGD platform in 2018 as a means of promotion, but also critical analysis of Belgrade's architectural heritage. The authors' long-term research in the field of visual representation aims to contribute to the understanding of canonical architectural projects and objects as part of the wider socio-political, economic and cultural context, thus offering a critical instrument for observation, apprehension and behaviour in contemporary space.
