dragana jurisic gallery of photography
Born in the former Yugoslavia and now living and working in Dublin Dragana Jurišić received her PhD from the European Centre for Photographic Research in 2013. She works predominantly through the medium of photography text film and installation.
We Can Never Go Home An Elegy For A Lost Yugoslavia Country Elegy Street Photography
The story of me as a photographer begins on the day when our family apartment got burned down together with thousands of prints and negatives my father an ardent amateur photographer had accumulated.
. Narcos Homes documents the lavish houses of Colombian. The exhibition is accompanied by a book and documentary of the same. She studied psychology before moving to Ireland and gaining her PhD in.
86 views 4 likes 0 loves 0 comments 0 shares Facebook Watch Videos from Gallery of Photography Ireland. This subtle work considers the experience of exile and how national histories intersect with individual lives. She received an MFA in Documentary Photography from the University of Wales in 2008 and a PhD from the European Centre for Photographic Research in 2013.
Dragana Jurišić was born in Slavonski Brod Croatia then Yugoslavia but now lives and works in Dublin. However I did not take photography seriously until the first day of war in my hometown Slavonski Brod when our family apartment got burned down together with thousands of his prints and. Wednesday 27th October 600pm booking your seat is free but essential max 35 places.
Thursday 8 th February. The Lost Country retraces the journey of writer Rebecca West across Jurišićs former homeland in the 1930s. Artists Talk Free admission seating limited.
The Lost Country - a series of photographs from her journey around the former Yugoslavia retracing the route of an extraordinary expedition made by Anglo Irish writer Rebecca West in 1937 and written about in her acclaimed book Black Lamb and Grey Falcon 1941. Solo exhibitions of Dragana Juriši ć. Build your collection with these special limited-edition prints by leading Irish artists.
The everyday transformed apparently mundane and quotidian subjects undergo a fantastical metamorphosis beneath the lens. Seen Fifteen 133 Copeland Road SE15 3SN. Organised into 5 chapters the work opens out to explore important universal themes in particular the.
Dragana Jurišić 13 Sep 2020. She is a Visiting Fellow at the University of South Wales until 2021. Each print is from an edition of just 20 and is signed by the artist.
Her project My Own Unknown has been exhibited globally including Gallery of Photography Dublin 2018. Fotogalleriet format Friisgatan 15b 211 21 Malmö 46 040-239621. Upcoming exhibitions with Dragana Jurisic.
Artist Dragana Jurisic working away in our scanning facilities and throw a really great wave and smile. DRAGANA JURIŠIĆ is an ex-Yugoslav artist based in Dublin Ireland. Rawson Projects Gallery New York 2016.
On that day I became one of those refugees with no photographs with no past. The everyday transformed at Crawford Art Gallery. And Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Rijeka 2016.
Each print 420mm x 594mm A2 size approx 16x20 inches pigment printed on archival-standard Hahnemuele bamboo. Dragana Jurišić is a photographer from the former Yugoslavia now based in Dublin. Mnemosyne by Dragana Jurisic.
Born in the former Yugoslavia Dragana Jurišić is an artist living and working in Ireland. Museum by dragana23 Dragana Jurisic Paula Meehan published by dublincitycouncil now available at the gallery_of_photography_ireland. She took up photography after her home and all the family photos were burned during the Croatian War of Independence.
Working primarily with image text and. Dragana Jurišićs is an award winning artist with an international reputation. Now from Crawford Art Gallery comes an exhibition which exemplifies this view.
My Own Unknown is an on-going series of work by Dublin-based photographer Dragana JurišićA very personal exhibition the work addresses the complexities of exile politics and betrayal together with family history. A very personal exhibition the work addresses the complexities of exile politics and betrayal together with family history. Photography came into my life in early childhood when my father an ardent amateur photographer showed me how to operate a camera and work in the darkroom.
Featuring amid the line up is Contemporary Heroine Dragana Jurišić one of the leading women in photography today. Wed-Fri 14-18 Sat 13-16. Dear friends Gallery of Photography Ireland is delighted to be hosting the launch of Narcos Homes by Yamile Calderón who will present a discussion about the project with artist and lecturer Dragana Jurišić.
Centre Culturel Irlandaise Paris 2017. She is an Assistant Professor at Dublin City University. Photography was a means to order a world in chaos.
Medjbers homage to Irelands live music-loving culture is presented through photographs of larger-than-life-sized crowd scenes which are synchronised with a mesmerising lighting. Since receiving a distinction for her MFA in 2008 Dragana Jurišić has won a significant number of awards including Dorothea Lange and Paul Taylor Awards Special Recognition. Indeed my memories of the events and.
Until March 18 2018. My Own Unknown is an on-going series of work by Dublin-based photographer Dragana Jurišić. My Own Unknown exhibition by Dragana Jurisic open today until 6pm at.
In this video Ruth Medjber aka Ruthless Imagery introduces us to WORSHIP an immersive visual and audio experience as part of SATURATION. One of the last photographs Dragana posted was a test print of a portrait of Caoimhe Lavelle from 100 Muses which is part of My Own Unknown Jurišićs ongoing multifaceted body of work. In 2015 she presented the acclaimed YU.
As well as that Dragana was selected as a finalist in The Julia Margaret Cameron Award a worldwide competition for women photographers short listed for the European Womens Lobby Photography Prize Arts Council of Ireland Project Award Salon Contemporarys Artist Award number of public art commissions and residencies Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize. In short about Dragana Jurisic.