Ana Adamovic
SRB
BIOGRAFIE
Ana Adamovic is dealing with issues of identity
and memory, both personal and collective by working
on the long-term photography and video projects.
Since 1999 her work was exhibited on numerous
solo and group exhibitions in Serbia and abroad,
most recently in the Salon of the Museum of
Contemporary Art in Belgrade, Museum of Modern
and Contemporary Art Rijeka, Museum of
Photography in Braunschweig.
She graduated at the department for the World
Literature at the Belgrade University and studied
photography at the Art Institute of Boston.
She is a PhD in Practice candidate at the Academy of
Fine Arts, Vienna.
She is founder of Belgrade based Kiosk-platform for
Contemporary Art.
Lives and works in Belgrade.
“Because, really, nothing makes less sense and
nothing is more dangerous for the Socialism then
restraining the initiative by using ready-made, bureaucratic
forms and administrative measures in
the field of human intellect and thinking.”Milovan Djilas, from the speech given on the III Plenary
Meeting of CK KPJ, Belgrade, December, 1949
*Fiery greetings is a part of an art-based research
project proposing one possible reading of the
Yugoslav socialist state, its dominant models and
legacy, focusing on the representative portrait of
the childhood. At the same time, the project is
questioning the possibility of the collective and
individual memory of the country that no longer
exists by researching official archives, most importantly
the one of the Museum of Yugoslav History
based in Belgrade, Serbia.
Ana Adamovic
