adela jušić
Thanks to young activists from Sarajevo, and especially Azra Čaušević, my biography is on Wikipedia. Adela Jusic (Adela Jušić, born October 20, 1982) is a contemporary visual artist from Bosnia and Herzegovina.[1][2] She was born in Sarajevo. She is known for her socially engaged art on the subject of the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina[3][4] and the role of partisan …
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Glas i muzika, narativ i historija 16.08.2018. Savremena bosanskohercegovačka vizuelna umjetnica Adela Jušić nedavno je u sklopu edukativno-kulturnog programa British Councila održala predavanje u Historijskom muzeju Bosne i Hercegovine. Govorila je o narativu i zvuku u savremenoj umjetnosti i predstavila je svoj rad “Priče za laku noć”, nastao u saradnji sa Lanom Čmajčanin, koji u …
Tijekom ljetnih se mjeseci mnogo događaja iz područja umjetnosti i kulture “seli” na obalu i otoke, a jedan od dugovječnijih godišnjih događanja je i Almissa Open Art festival, kojeg već devet godina organizira i vodi umjetnik Vice Tomasović. Ove je godine festival, čija je misija dovođenje najrecentnijih kulturno-umjetničkih praksi u Omiš, održan od 9. do 14. kolovoza na javnim gradskim …
Curated by Siniša Labrović August 09th - 15th Omiš, Croatia 9.8. / 21 sat / Gradski muzej Omiš (City museum) / Antun Maračić (izložba / exhibition) 10.8. / 11 - 13 sati / Trg Svetog Mihovila / Dino Bićanić (performans / performance art) / 21 sat / Stari grad / Ana Kuzmanić (umjetnička intervencija / …
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Since 2012, the Artist on Vacation project has gathered, hosted and presented to the public a number of internationally prestigious artists who create on the legacy of historical Avant-gardes, as well as artists who continue the practice of radical art and further develop its aesthetics. In the summer months, Poreč becomes a vacation spot for …
June 25th 2018 10am – 16.30pm History Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sarajevo It is being undertaken as part of Art and Reconciliation, an AHRC funded research project. ‘Art and Reconciliation: Conflict, Culture and Community’ is an innovative collaboration between King’s College London, the London School of Economics and the University of the Arts in London that …
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Blasfem - banjalučki feministički festival Blasfem - Banja Luka's feminist festival 14th - 16th of June BASOC, Banja Luka Link to FB event with program Screening of video by Adela Jušić "When I die, you can do what you want" is on 15th of June at 21:30h More about this work here
Collection of Pierre Courtin June 14th - July 9th Opening June 14th at 20.00 National Gallery of Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo Started in 2001 in Paris, the Collection Pierre Courtin consists today of a bit more than 350 pieces representing the work of about 200 artists, young and established ones coming from Bosnia and Herzegovina, …
In her work, Jušić has critically addressed the WAF heritage and its position; despite the fact that WAF was the largest women’s organization in SFRY and that, in the period of war mobilization, it received significant political support and promises to implement a process of systematically solving the issue of women’s inequality, life after the war …
Bedtime Stories in collaboration with Lana Čmajčanin was commissioned for Art & Reconciliation: Conflict, Culture and Community research project, launched by History Museum of Bosnia Herzegovina, in collaboration with the University of Arts in London. The commission will be undertaken during the period February to May 2018, with the intention of exhibiting the final artwork in …
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