Vesti

MSU

02. September 2010.

Svečano otvaranje u Muzeju rudničko-takovskog kraja u Gornjem Milanovcu održaće se u utorak, 14. septembra 2010. godine u 19 časova. Na izložbi će biti predstavljeno oko 45 umetničkih dela više autora: Save Šumanovića, Bete Vukanović, Milene Pavlović Barili, Petra Lubarde, Peđe Milosavljevića, Mihaila Petrova, Milana Konjovića, Koste Hakmana, Cuce Sokić i dr.

SALON MSU

Jednog dana

02. September 2010.

Otvaranje izložbe: petak, 10. septembar 2010. u 20.00 časova. Osnovni koncept izložbe “Jednoga dana” je da od galerijskog prostora načini produkcioni prostor. Sekvence produkcionih procesa, metoda rada i istraživanja koji su u toku, završeni ili nastavljeni drugim sredstvima i u drugom mediju čine osnovnu strukturu izložbe, ali su istovremeno otvoreni za saradnju u produkciji “zajedničkog dobra” - ključnom produktu i zajedničkom imenitelju svih ovih procesa rada. To,naravno, podrazumeva i stvaranje mreže odnosa i komunikacije kao i različite politike koje tokom proizvodnje postaju integralni deo radova. Polazno mesto ovih procesa je Beograd kao osnovno mesto moje produkcije, odnosno mesto sa koga mislim i govorim. Milica Tomić

MSU

Drugi pogled / Javni radovi

02. September 2010.

otvaranje: 4. septembar 2010. godine. Mesto okupljanja i početak ture ispred Zavoda za zaštitu spomenika u 17h. Tura obuhvata sledeće lokacije: 4. Prostor ispred Zavoda za zaštitu spomenika (Mikele Dantini) 3. Revir s topovima Vojnog muzeja (Lorenco Pecatini) 2. Travnjak između Stambol kapije i Prirodnjačkog muzeja (Eliza Bjađini i Dejan Atanacković) 1. Biste književnika Alekse Šantića, Vojislava Ilića i Bore Stankovića (Kinkaleri)

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Legacies

Legacies

The Gallery of Petar Dobrović
The Gallery was opened in June 1974 and is situated in 36/IV Kralja Petra Street. in an apartment in which the well-known artist lived and worked. The gallery was founded by the contract between the wife and son of Petar Dobrović (1890-1942) and the City Parliament of Belgrade. The Museum was trusted to manage the gallery. The gallery runs the legacy which consists of 125 works by the artist. The gallery hosts thematic exhibitions from the opus of Petar Dobrović. It is in the posession of the complete documentation about the life and work of the artist. The catalogue of the gallery’s collection was published in 1989.
Working hours of the gallery: Friday, Saturday and Sunday, from 10.00 am to 5.00 pm

The Gallery-Legacy of Milica Zorić i Rodoljub Čolaković
The gallery was opened for public use in Decemer 1980 and is located in 2 Dreiser’s Passage Street in Dedinje, in an adapted one-story house, which Milica Zorić i Rodoljub Čolaković gave as a gift to the city of Belgrade. The Museum was then trusted by the city to manage the gallery. The gallery hosts minor case study exhibitions from the collection of MCA. The Legacy comprises a collection of 92 works by most prominent Yugoslav artists, as well as period furniture, oriental carpets, glasses and porcelain, which supplement the ambient of the interior. The catalogue of the gallery’s collection was published in 1989.

The Foundation of doctor Nadežda and Lazar Ristić
The legacy of well-known Belgrade art lovers and collectors, the Ristić couple, consists of 32 paintings by 20th-century Yugoslav artists. The complete legacy consisted of 55 works, of which 32 went to the Museum of Contemporary Art, and the rest to the National Museum in Belgrade.

The Legacy of Marko, Ševa and Mara Ristić
The legacy is comprised of the visual production of Belgrade surrealists (1926-1939) and includes 78 works of art (drawings, collages, assemblages and group works) from the legacy of Marko Ristić. The most distinguished works in the legacy are a painting by Max Ernst, as well as drawings by Yves Tanguy and Andre Masson, which belong to a special work from the cabinet of Marko Ristić, the “Surrealist Wall”. The legacy was presented to the general public by the exhibition (and the catalogue) at the Museum in 1993/94.

The Legacy of Rastislava Tabaković
The legacy counts 413 works of art (oils, watercolors, gouaches, collages, drawings) by Ivan Tabaković (1898-1977), which his spouse gave away to the city of Belgrade. The legacy was given to the Museum of Contemporary to take expert care of it. The legacy was presented to the general public by the exhibition (and the catalogue) at the Museum of Contemporary Art in 1985.

The Legacy of Ana Čolak Antić
The legacy which the spouse of Leonid Šejka (1932-1970) left to the Museum contains 205 works (paintings, objects, drawings, graphics), 367 unfinished drawings and sketches, 14 sheets with text and drawings, 2 notebooks with the text by Leonid Šejka, as well as numerous photographs and objects from the artist’s life. The legacy was first presented to the general public by the exhibition (and the catalogue) at the Museum of Contemporary Art in 1977, and then again in 1998.

The Legacy of Zlata and Vasko Pregelj
The legacy consists of 52 paintings (oil and tempera on canvas and pressed sawdust), 22 gouaches and 123 graphic sheets (linotypes, wood carvings, litographs) from the opus of the well-known Slovenian painter Mario Pregelj (1913-1967). A part of the legacy, the graphic opus of the artist from 1953 to 1967, was presented by the exhibition (and the catalogue) in the Gallery-Legacy of Milica Zorić i Rodoljub Čolaković in 1988.

The Legacy of Vane Živadinović Bor
The artist left the legacy that contains 46 works (paintings, drawings, collages, photographs) to the Museum in 1990. The legacy was presented to the general public by the exhibition (and the catalogue) at the Museum of Contemporary Art in 1990.

The Legacy of Miodrag B. Protić
The legacy is comprised of 10 paintings, 10 pastels and oils on paper, and 10 watercolors that the well-known artist and the founder of the Museum of Contemporary Artartist gave away in 1994. The legacy was presented to the general public by the exhibition (and the catalogue) at the Museum of Contemporary Art in 1994.

The Legacy of Ksenija Divjak
The legacy consists of 40 paintings, 11 watercolors, 7 pastels and 8 drawings that the well-known artist gave away to the Museum. The legacy was presented to the general public within the retrospective exhibition of Ksenija Divjak at the Museum of Contemporary Art in 1995.

The Legacy of Milan Dedinac and Radmila Bunuševac-Dedinac
The legacy was left to the Museum of Contemporary Art by Radmila Bunuševac-Dedinac in 2002. It is comprised of 40 works of art from the 20th century, of which there are 8 works of applied art, one is a graphic work from the 18th century, and a museum exhibit from the history of nature. The legacy was presented to the general public by the exhibition held in 2004, when the catalogue of the works from the legacy was published too.

The Legacy of Ksenija Ilijević
The legacy features 7 drawings, 2 pastels and 11 watercolors.