Montenegro Pavilion / 59th Venice Biennale

Montenegro Pavilion / 59th Venice Biennale The Art of Holding Hands
~ as we break through the sedimentary cloud ~

The exhibition The Art of Holding Hands / as we break through the sedimentary cloud, resembles a sci-fi tale of possible futures, weaving it through the multitemporal and intergenerational views of artists coming from various social and historical contexts, settling in present-day Montenegro. The exhibition presents works by artists Dante Buu, Lidija Delić, Ivan Šuković, Darko Vučković and Jelena

Tomašević, as well as works from the collection of art of the Non-Aligned Countries, by Zuzana Chalupová, René Portocarrero, an unknown author from Iraq, and a documentary on the work of the artist Bernard Matemera.
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The Art of Holding Hands
~ as we break through the sedimentary cloud ~

Commissioner: Jelena Božović
Curator: Natalija Vujošević

Organisation: Center of Contemporary Art of Montenegro
Supported by: the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports of Montenegro

April 23 - November 27, 2022
Palazzo Malipiero

Dante BuuToday I bought flowers and lifted the shades for a friend who never calls2020Hand-embroidery, cotton on cotton,...
27/11/2022

Dante Buu
Today I bought flowers and lifted the shades for a friend who never calls
2020
Hand-embroidery, cotton on cotton, aluminium wire
Dimensions and shape vary with each installation
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The Art of Holding Hands
~ as we break through the sedimentary cloud ~

The exhibition presents works by artists Dante Buu, Lidija Delić, Ivan Šuković, Darko Vučković and Jelena Tomašević, as well as works from the collection of art of the Non-Aligned Countries, by Zuzana Chalupová, René Portocarrero, an unknown author from Iraq, and a documentary on the work of the artist Bernard Matemera.

Commissioner: Jelena Božović
Curator: Natalija Vujošević

Organisation: Centar savremene umjetnosti Crne Gore
Supported by: Ministarstvo kulture i medija Crne Gore
Partners: Aerodromi Crne Gore Air Montenegro

April 23 - November 27, 2022
Palazzo Malipiero

https://montenegropavilion.com/

Photo: Photo: Ugo Carmeni

Last day of the exhibition The Art of Holding Hands at 2022 La Biennale di Venezia!Ivan ŠukovićOn the spotcombined techn...
27/11/2022

Last day of the exhibition The Art of Holding Hands at 2022 La Biennale di Venezia!

Ivan Šuković
On the spot
combined techniques / polyurethane, polyester
2022
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The Art of Holding Hands
~ as we break through the sedimentary cloud ~

The exhibition presents works by artists Dante Buu, Lidija Delić, Ivan Šuković, Darko Vučković and Jelena Tomašević, as well as works from the collection of art of the Non-Aligned Countries, by Zuzana Chalupová, René Portocarrero, an unknown author from Iraq, and a documentary on the work of the artist Bernard Matemera.

Commissioner: Jelena Božović
Curator: Natalija Vujošević

Organisation: Centar savremene umjetnosti Crne Gore
Supported by: Ministarstvo kulture i medija Crne Gore
Partners: Aerodromi Crne Gore Air Montenegro

April 23 - November 27, 2022
Palazzo Malipiero

https://montenegropavilion.com/

Photo: Photo: Ugo Carmeni

Last day of the exhibition The Art of Holding Hands at 2022 La Biennale di Venezia!Lidija DelićA moment agoOil on canvas...
27/11/2022

Last day of the exhibition The Art of Holding Hands at 2022 La Biennale di Venezia!

Lidija Delić
A moment ago
Oil on canvas
2022

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The Art of Holding Hands
~ as we break through the sedimentary cloud ~

The exhibition presents works by artists Dante Buu, Lidija Delić, Ivan Šuković, Darko Vučković and Jelena Tomašević, as well as works from the collection of art of the Non-Aligned Countries, by Zuzana Chalupová, René Portocarrero, an unknown author from Iraq, and a documentary on the work of the artist Bernard Matemera.

Commissioner: Jelena Božović
Curator: Natalija Vujošević

Organisation: Centar savremene umjetnosti Crne Gore
Supported by: Ministarstvo kulture i medija Crne Gore
Partners: Aerodromi Crne Gore Air Montenegro

April 23 - November 27, 2022
Palazzo Malipiero

https://montenegropavilion.com/
Photo: Photo: Ugo Carmeni

Only a few days left to visit the 2022 La Biennale di Venezia. Don't miss our exhibition The Art of Holding Hands at Mon...
26/11/2022

Only a few days left to visit the 2022 La Biennale di Venezia. Don't miss our exhibition The Art of Holding Hands at Montenegro Pavilion. Waiting for you from 10 am to 6 pm at Palazzo Malipiero.

Darko Vučković
Soft forms
2017-2022
Combined techniques / terracotta, porcelain, glazed terracotta, Raku/Obvara

Read more: https://montenegropavilion.com/Catalogue
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The Art of Holding Hands
~ as we break through the sedimentary cloud ~

The exhibition presents works by artists Dante Buu, Lidija Delić, Ivan Šuković, Darko Vučković and Jelena Tomašević, as well as works from the collection of art of the Non-Aligned Countries, by Zuzana Chalupová, René Portocarrero, an unknown author from Iraq, and a documentary on the work of the artist Bernard Matemera.

Commissioner: Jelena Božović
Curator: Natalija Vujošević

Organisation: Centar savremene umjetnosti Crne Gore
Supported by: Ministarstvo kulture i medija Crne Gore
Partners: Air Montenegro Aerodromi Crne Gore

April 23 - November 27, 2022
Palazzo Malipiero

https://montenegropavilion.com/

Photo: Photo: Ugo Carmeni

Only a few days left to visit the 2022 La Biennale di Venezia. Don't miss our exhibition The Art of Holding Hands at Mon...
24/11/2022

Only a few days left to visit the 2022 La Biennale di Venezia. Don't miss our exhibition The Art of Holding Hands at Montenegro Pavilion. Waiting for you from 10 am to 6 pm at Palazzo Malipiero.

Jelena Tomašević
Guilty knowledge
2018-2022
Instalations
combined materials and techniques

Read more: https://montenegropavilion.com/Catalogue
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The Art of Holding Hands
~ as we break through the sedimentary cloud ~

The exhibition presents works by artists Dante Buu, Lidija Delić, Ivan Šuković, Darko Vučković and Jelena Tomašević, as well as works from the collection of art of the Non-Aligned Countries, by Zuzana Chalupová, René Portocarrero, an unknown author from Iraq, and a documentary on the work of the artist Bernard Matemera.

Commissioner: Jelena Božović
Curator: Natalija Vujošević

Organisation: Centar savremene umjetnosti Crne Gore
Supported by: Ministarstvo kulture i medija Crne Gore
Partners: Air Montenegro Aerodromi Crne Gore

April 23 - November 27, 2022
Palazzo Malipiero

https://montenegropavilion.com/

Photo: Photo: Ugo Carmeni

Only a few days left to visit the 2022 La Biennale di Venezia. Don't miss our exhibition The Art of Holding Hands at Mon...
23/11/2022

Only a few days left to visit the 2022 La Biennale di Venezia. Don't miss our exhibition The Art of Holding Hands at Montenegro Pavilion. Waiting for you from 10 am to 6 pm at Palazzo Malipiero.

The Silver Palm Tree, Unknown Iraqi Artist
Family, Zuzana Chalupova
The Dove of Peace, René Portocarrero

Read more: https://montenegropavilion.com/Catalogue

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The Art of Holding Hands
~ as we break through the sedimentary cloud ~

The exhibition presents works by artists Dante Buu, Lidija Delić, Ivan Šuković, Darko Vučković and Jelena Tomašević, as well as works from the collection of art of the Non-Aligned Countries, by Zuzana Chalupová, René Portocarrero, an unknown author from Iraq, and a documentary on the work of the artist Bernard Matemera.

Commissioner: Jelena Božović
Curator: Natalija Vujošević

Organisation: Centar savremene umjetnosti Crne Gore
Supported by: Ministarstvo kulture i medija Crne Gore
Partners: Air Montenegro Aerodromi Crne Gore

April 23 - November 27, 2022
Palazzo Malipiero

https://montenegropavilion.com/
Photo: Photo: Ugo Carmeni

Since the disintegration of Yugoslavia, Montenegrin society has been in a permanent state of crisis and social amnesia, ...
21/11/2022

Since the disintegration of Yugoslavia, Montenegrin society has been in a permanent state of crisis and social amnesia, which has erased from collective memory all the achievements of the socialist history as well as our non-aligned past. Thus, we are ashamed of the period of social development, which is crucial for the study of our emancipation, as well as responsible for the modernization of Montenegrin society. With all the shortcomings of the then implementation of socialist ideas, today it is more than clear that this was the highest civilizational achievement of the Yugoslav countries, and that mega emancipation has already happened in Montenegro, and today it is in ruins in the general defeat of the world by the voracious neoliberal storm. It was a culture that, as always, was the first to be hit and it has suffered a continuous collapse, amateurization and corruption, and eventually came to a state of closed self-sufficient zombie.

Read more:

On ”The Art of Holding Hands” at the Montenegro Pavillion

16/11/2022

"The Art Of Holding Hands as we break through the sedimentary cloud"

Last two weeks of   Waiting for you at Palazzo Malipiero, open Tuesday to Sunday 10 am to 6 pm.Learn more: https://monte...
15/11/2022

Last two weeks of

Waiting for you at Palazzo Malipiero, open Tuesday to Sunday 10 am to 6 pm.

Learn more: https://montenegropavilion.com/

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The Art of Holding Hands
~ as we break through the sedimentary cloud ~

The exhibition presents works by artists Dante Buu, Lidija Delić, Ivan Šuković, Darko Vučković and Jelena Tomašević, as well as works from the collection of art of the Non-Aligned Countries, by Zuzana Chalupová, René Portocarrero, an unknown author from Iraq, and a documentary on the work of the artist Bernard Matemera.

Commissioner: Jelena Božović
Curator: Natalija Vujošević
Organisation: Centar savremene umjetnosti Crne Gore
Supported by: Ministarstvo kulture i medija Crne Gore
Partners: Air Montenegro Aerodromi Crne Gore

April 23 - November 27, 2022
Palazzo Malipiero

Photo by Mankica Kranjec

11/11/2022

DRIFT Podcast
Episode 2: M/Otherlands

The DRIFT podcast is part of iniva’s post-national digital pavilion reflecting on the entanglement between land, water, movement and m/otherlands. This second episode (21 minutes) explores M/otherlands, with conversations from creative practitioners invited by iniva to explore the question, "What is Nation?".

Featuring contributions from:

✨Stan Douglas
✨Zineb Sedira
✨Andrius Arutiunian
✨Sepake Angiama
✨Yuki Kihara
✨Natalija Vujosevic
✨Lola Olufemi
✨Rahila Haque
✨Yang Li
✨Sonia Boyce.

Hosted by:

🌊Tobi Alexandra Falade (Curatorial Trainee),

🌊Kaitlene Koranteng (Archivist and Engagement Producer) and

🌊Beatriz Lobo (Curator)

Edited and mixed by: Lucia Scazzocchio

Available to listen to on Spotify, Soundcloud and Apple Music.

https://drift.iniva.org

🌊

𝑫𝑹𝑰𝑭𝑻 – a post-national digital pavilion is an online space that hosts a series of re-imaginings of Europeanness. Here, we think about diaspora, migration, belongings and the idea of m/other/lands as places that both welcome and other you. We reflect on the entanglement between land and water, movement and m/otherlands, in the forging of new identities and subjectivities.

𝑫𝑹𝑰𝑭𝑻 is part of the European Pavilion: a pan-European, multidisciplinary arts initiative by the European Cultural Foundation that aims to support and promote artistic and educational projects exploring ideas for a future Europe. Discover the other projects re-imagining and interrogating European identities on the European Pavillion website: https://theeuropeanpavilion.eu

~ as we break through the sedimentary cloud ~This story originates in the margins of the "world", which today we call gl...
09/11/2022

~ as we break through the sedimentary cloud ~

This story originates in the margins of the "world", which today we call global capitalism, from the space of acute dystopia of the disintegrated "body" (of society, nation, nature) which changes under constant turbulence, influences and shock; it loses its solid membrane and like a scattered cloud of ideologies, histories, landscapes, fears and dreams, it floats in time and space.

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The exhibition presents works by artists Dante Buu, Lidija Delić, Ivan Šuković, Darko Vučković and Jelena Tomašević, as well as works from the collection of art of the Non-Aligned Countries, by Zuzana Chalupová, René Portocarrero, an unknown author from Iraq, and a documentary on the work of the artist Bernard Matemera.

Commissioner: Jelena Božović
Curator: Natalija Vujošević

Organisation: Centar savremene umjetnosti Crne Gore
Supported by: Ministarstvo kulture i medija Crne Gore
Partners: Air Montenegro Aerodromi Crne Gore

April 23 - November 27, 2022
Palazzo Malipiero

Photo: Ugo Carmeni

MONTENEGRO | Nel Padiglione del Montenegro (The Art Of Holding Hands / As We Break Through The Sedimentary Cloud), a Pal...
27/10/2022

MONTENEGRO | Nel Padiglione del Montenegro (The Art Of Holding Hands / As We Break Through The Sedimentary Cloud), a Palazzo Malipiero, il meraviglioso lavoro di Jelena Tomašević (Podgorica, 1974) è il padiglione stesso: il suo splendido dispositivo riesce a porsi – rispetto a Dante Buu, a Lidija Delić, a Ivan Šuković, a Darko Vučković, ai «lavori della collezione d’arte del Movimento dei Paesi non allineati, ovvero» alle opere «di Zuzana Chalupová, di René Portocarrero, di un autore anonimo iracheno» e a «un documentario sul lavoro di Bernard Matemera» – come opera dominante, come torre d’avorio solitaria che ha il sapore del futuro.

Installata nell’ultima sala del padiglione, a chiusura del percorso espositivo (che poi non è una vera chiusura ma un’apertura verso altre contrade riflessive), "Guilty Knowledge" è una grandiosa macchina celibe (una prima edizione era stata già concepita nel 2019, un misto di memorie – non dimentichiamo che il titolo della sua ultima personale alla galleria Rita Urso di Milano era proprio Mixed Memories – dove il privato e il pubblico, l’intimo e il collettivo, il personale e il politico si intrecciano tra loro come parti di un unico corpo per dar vita a un organismo socioculturale in cui possiamo leggere non solo sfaccettature umane determinate dall’inserimento su alcuni specchietti retrovisori di occhi ammiccanti o da piacevoli gambe affusolate che spuntano fuori da una cassetta elettrica (su questa è presente l’immagine di un alberello proveniente da un affresco di Giotto e si legge tra l’altro un verso tratto da The Waste Land di T. S. Eliot: «what is that noise? The wind under the door»), ma anche una valenza interculturale restituita con eleganza polimaterica per rispondere (resistere) a un sistema ormai malato, segnato dalla paura e dal controllo totale.

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