Picture and photo - new topic of "Imaginarium"

"Image and photography" is the topic of the third session of the "Imaginarium" project, which will be held tomorrow evening in the "Zahumlja" hall, starting at 19 p.m.

The guests of "Imaginarium" will be Anka Gardašević, MA, artist, and Ljiljana Karadžić, art historian, while the author of the project, art historian and editor of the program at JU "Zahumlje" Kristina Radović will lead the conversation.

The "Imaginarium" project includes a series of sessions whose basic theme is the phenomenon of the image treated through various arts.

"The goal is to look at and affirm the contemporary art scene and criticism through the phenomenon of the painting, and especially among the younger generations, to develop and suggest a valuable attitude about concrete works of art. Renowned personalities from the regional and national cultural and artistic fields will present themselves and talk about the phenomenon of the painting in the program. scenes," said Kristine Radović.

Anka Gardašević graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts in Cetinje. She studied as part of the JFDP program of the US State Department at the Department of Photography at George Washington University in Washington. She is employed at the Academy of Fine Arts in Trebinje.

She based her artistic practice on photography, video, photo-collages, and multimedia works. She exhibited at several exhibitions in the country and abroad. She is the winner of several awards in the field of fine arts:

Ljiljana Karadžić is an art historian and art critic. She graduated in art history at the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade. She was an associate of the editorial staff of the Third Program of Radio Belgrade in the Likovna hronika column.

She worked in the Museum of Contemporary Art in Belgrade and the Museum of the City of Belgrade, as well as in the Contemporary Art Center of Montenegro (CSUCG) as a curator, in the period 2011-2013. was also the artistic director of CSUCG.

She also worked in the National and Historical Museum of Montenegro, and now she is the manager of the museum sector in the JU Museums and Galleries of Podgorica. She was the editor of the contemporary art magazine "Artcentral" and the curator of numerous exhibitions in the country and abroad.

She was the selector of numerous salons, the author of a large number of texts on Montenegrin contemporary art and forewords in catalogs. She is the editor of the monograph Krsto Andrijašević and co-editor of the monographs Tomo Pavićević and Plamene zora – 100 years of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia (2019). She is a member of the CANU Art History Committee.