Ivan Picelj: Plakat / Knjiga
Zagreb, 1964. godine
50x70cm
High Quality Screen Print / visokokvalitetan sitotisak
Crna podloga, grafičko rješenje: koncentrični krugovi (po 2 u tisku plave, smeđe, zelene i srebrnosive) koje čine faksimili potpisa slikara Borisa Dogana. Ispodnaziv izložbe smeđim slovima. Donji dio plakata: bijela podloga, lijevo tekst utisku crne boje.
Goran Trbuljak: Christian Boltanski – Annette Messager
Plakat za izložbu
Galerija suvremene umjetnosti
Zagreb, 1975. godine
50x70 cm
High Quality Screen Print / visokokvalitetan sitotisak
Man Ray (Emmanuel Radnitzky): Cadeau
Mixed media - Signed - 1479/5000 - 1974
"Cadeau" by Man Ray is the most coveted DaDa surrealist movement object. It consists of an everyday continental flat iron of the sort that had to be heated on a stove, transformed here into a non-functional, disturbing object by the addition of a single row of fourteen nails
In 1974, Man Ray realised this edition in collaboration with Luciano Anselmino of Galleria "Il Fauno", Turin.
Original packaging, Like new.
A numbered, credit card-size, card was numbered and monogrammed by Man Ray. A certificate, with number, of the famous Arturo Schwarz is also included.
17×10 cm
Ivan Picelj: Fotografija u muzeju i atelieru - Zvonimir Mikas
Zagreb, 1963.
Sitotisak / Silkprint
50x70cm
Plakat za izložbu "Fotografija u muzeju i atelieru - Z. Mikas" u MUO. Plakat je izveden monokromno (crna i nijanse sive). Podijeljen je horizontalno, na trećine. Gornja i donja trećina su istovjetne: svaka se sastoji od 4 niza pravokutnika u nijansama sive. Unutar prvokutnika je crna silueta leće. Središnja trećina sadrži informacije o izložbi, bijelim slovima na crnoj pozadini.
Ivan Picelj: Suvremeno poljsko slikarstvo
Ivan Picelj: Contemporary Polish Art
Galerija suvremene umjetnosti, Zagreb, 1967,
68 x 48 cm
Print: Zagreb Student Centre
High-quality Sitotisak / Silkscreen
Ivan Čizmek: Structures III
Grafička mapa
Naklada 50
Signed and numbered
Edition Studio Forma Urbis, Zagreb
Papir Fabriano 5 / 380g
Tisak: Design & tisak Straža, Zagreb
Predlist predgovor na hrvatskom i engleskom jeziku Ivica Župan
50 x 50 cm
Boris Bućan: Laž / Lie
Rad rađen za Trigon, 1973.
Devet vintage fotografija za Bućanovu intervenciju u prostoru
Photo Željko Stojanović
9x14cm
Boris Bućan na Trigonu 1973. radi »Lažno djelo«. On kaže: »Djelo, koje će biti prikazano na video-tejpu, svjesno sam napravio dokazujući da pravim lažno djelo. Video-tejp ne upotrebljavam u bilo kakve eksperimentalne svrhe, već želim tv medij iskoristiti kako bi što veći auditorij konzumirao moje lažno djelo.«1 Na video-vrpcu trebalo je paralelno u Zagrebu i Grazu snimiti stavljanje velikog transparenta s natpisom »Laž« na fasadu neke kuće, a pri tom zabilježiti i reakciju publike.
Rad je imao nekoliko konotacija: Bućan je napravio djelo koje ne smatra umjetničkim ali ga stavlja u kontekst umjetnosti i u kontekst javnog mjesta. Djelo koje nije umjetničko predstavlja se kao umjetničko i provocira riječju laž. Što je laž: politika, umjetnost, medij videa ili televizije ili samo djelo s nazivom Laž – ostaje otvoreno pitanje. Niz sličnih provokativnih radova Bućan je izložio na svojoj samostalnoj izložbi u Galeriji suvremene umjetnosti 1975. Uvijek je u pitanju značenje i smisao nekog djela I njegove poruke.
1 Tekst u katalogu »Audiovisuelle Botschaften«, Trigon ‘73, Graz
Susovski, Marijan (1982.). Inovacije u Hrvatskoj umjetnosti sedamdesetih godina.
U katalogu izložbe Inovacije u Hrvatskoj umjetnosti sedamdesetih godina.
Zagreb : Galerija suvremene umjetnosti; str. 27
Tri generacije beogradskih graditelja
Odnos prema nasljeđu
Beograd, 1984.
Likovna mapa
Etui sa pet grafičkih listova:
Aleksandar Deroko
Bogdan Bogdranović
Grupa MEČ:
Mustafa Musić
Stevan Žutić
Jesus Rafael Soto
Homage to Federico Garcia Lorca
68,3 x 48,7
Numbered and signed
Silkscreen
Basikom, Zagreb, 1999.
Edition: 100 plus 37 EA (Artist proof)
Paper: Conqueror 300
Vinko Penezić & Krešimir Rogina
Staklena kuća za slijepog čovjeka
Diptih: Uzdužni presjek + Poprečni presjek
Signed and numbered
Edition 50
103 x 703 mm
Zagreb 1992.
Screenprint / sitotisak Atelier Brane Horvat
Ivan Picelj: Henri Cartier-Bresson / Fotografije
Zagreb, 1973.
Atelier Brane Horvat (Studio S)
50x70cm
High Quality Screen Print / visokokvalitetan sitotisak
Plakat za izložbu "Cartier-Bresson" u GSU. Preko čitave površine plakata velika c/b fotografija (negativ) - torzo muškaraca sa štapom u rukama.
Dragoljub Raša Todosijević
Edingburška izjava / Ko profitira od umetnosti
Edinburgh Statement / Who makes profit from art
Beograd, 1975.
Silkprint
50x66,5 cm
Signed
Text on Serbian Cyrillic and English
Vilko Žiljak: 60-4-AC-1975
Zagreb, 1975.
Signed and numbered
57 X 76,5 CM
Edition 2/10
High Quality Screen Print / visokokvalitetan sitotisak
The graphics of the series are based on the same programmes which he wrote for his professional activities in various companies in the early 1970s – that is, for technical applications. He uses artistic computer graphics exclusively for abstract portrayals and regards these as an analogy to music.
Vilko Ziljak has been involved with computer graphics, among other things he was a programmer of geographical maps. In Croatia, Ziljak is a pioneer in the fields of computer graphics and typography, mathematical models as well as simulations and visual research aided by computers. Since the early 1980s he has also produced films and computer-aided animations. He lives and works in Zagreb, Croatia.
Vilko Žiljak: 62-CM-24-MY-1975
Zagreb, 1975.
Signed and numbered
57 X 76,5 cm
Edition 2/10
High Quality Screen Print / visokokvalitetan sitotisak
In (New) Tendencies 5 (1973), Vilko Ziljak exhibited ASCCI photographs, i.e. digital printouts.
The graphics of the series are based on the same programmes which he wrote for his professional activities in various companies in the early 1970s – that is, for technical applications. He uses artistic computer graphics exclusively for abstract portrayals and regards these as an analogy to music.
Vilko Ziljak has been involved with computer graphics, among other things he was a programmer of geographical maps. In Croatia, Ziljak is a pioneer in the fields of computer graphics and typography, mathematical models as well as simulations and visual research aided by computers. Since the early 1980s he has also produced films and computer-aided animations. Born 1946 in Sveti Ivan Zelina, Croatia. Studied electrical engineering at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing at the University of Zagreb (Ph.D. 1981). From 1999 professor of graphic technology and head of the department of typography and computer graphics at the Faculty of Graphic Art at the University in Zagreb.
Ivan Picelj: Suvremena francuska tapiserija
Plakat za izložbu "Suvremena francuska tapiserija" u Muzeju za umjetnost i obrt
Zagreb, 1966.
48x67,5 cm
High Quality Screen Print / visokokvalitetan sitotisak