Ivana Kličković – „Yellow Brick Road“
Ausstellungseröffnung: 15. März, 18.30 Uhr
Zu Gast in der ada ist diesmal die großartige Ivana Kličković aus Berlin. Eingeladen von Barbi Marković, für deren letztes Buch „Minihorror“ sie das Cover und die Illustrationen gestaltet hat.
Kličković ist Malerin mit Hang zum Isolieren und Sampeln von visuellen Patterns, die sie Bildern entnimmt, die sowohl zeitlich als auch kulturell weit entfernt sein können. Diese Fragmente werden in ihren Arbeiten oft ahistorisch überlagert und im Zweidimensionalen weit aufgespannt. Die Ausstellung „Yellow Brick Road“ nimmt ihren Ausgang in einem Fliesenmuster aus dem ada-Stiegenhaus. Es werden Elemente aus dieser Zierleistenlandschaft gesampelt, und die Assoziationsmaschine der Künstlerin hat Mohnfelder genauso ausgespuckt wie Elemente aus dem Kosmos früherer Arbeiten. Ease on down the road!
Ivana Kličkovićs Ausgangsmaterial: Das ada-Stiegenhaus
Bio:
Ivana Kličković was born and raised in Yugoslavia. She graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts in Belgrade, where she received MA in Painting. Between 2000 and 2010 she worked as research associate, assistant lecturer and a docent at the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade. Since 2010 she has been based in Berlin, where she developed a multidisciplinary practice based around an idiosyncratic exploration of correspondences between painting, drawing and photography, and their relation to film and theatre design.
Kličković’s most recent solo exhibition, Recent works was presented in 2023 at Gallery Gilla Lörcher Berlin. Previous solo exhibitions include Paintings, at Gallery Gilla Lörcher Berlin, ‘here… the moon’ at the Art Gallery, Cultural Center of Belgrade; the Faculty of Architecture; Belgrade Youth Centre; and Centre for Cultural Decontamination, all in Belgrade; and Gallery of Contemporary Art in Pančevo, Serbia. Her work was included in a number of significant group exhibitions in Serbia, including at the Yugoslav Biennial of Young Artists in 1998 and 2004; the 39th and the 42nd October Salon, in 1998 and 2001 respectively; the SKC Student Cultural Centre in Belgrade in 2007 and Abstract Landscape 2.0, at the Cultural Centre of Belgrade in 2022; as well as part of Arcadia Unbound at Funkhaus, Berlin in 2015.
In recent years Kličković designed costumes for theatre and film. Most recently on productions with theatre directors Lily Sykes at Badisches Staatstheater Karlsruhe (2023) and Schauspiel Frankfurt (2022) and Sanja Mitrović at Schaubühne Berlin (2019) and KVS Brussels (2021). She has also been one of key creative collaborators for British artist Phil Collins on his projects This Unfortunate Thing Between Us (2011), my heart’s in my hand… (2013), Tomorrow Is Always Too Long (2014), Ceremony (2017), and Bring Down The Walls (2020).
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