The International Post-Dogmatist Quarterly

TEXTS

An Exhibition of two Macedonian Artists:

at: La MaMa La Galleria, New York

April 8-12. 1997

It will be our pleasure to meet you at the opening reception on April 8, 6-9 PM

About the Exhibition

The exhibition; TEXTS is related to the two approaches towards the text as an artistic exponent of the conceptual underpinnings in the works of Zaneta Vangeli & Stanko Pavleski. The TEXTS exhibit defines the approach towards the artistic articulation of the attitude of the artist: the present and the artist: reality and the artist: society and the artist. The chosen works of the two Macedonian artists show their attitude towards two conditions.

The first condition (Vangeli) writes about the view towards the outside and places the artist in a position in which his/her role is determined by making parallels in the present with documents of the past. Vangeli juxaposes extracts from the New Testament against present day events. Vangeli chooses two parallel texts: The Epistles of St. Paul to the Colossians and to the Philippians and the daily newspaper Nova Makedonija from July 6. 1996. Then, she manuscripts the texts on transparent paper. The juxtapositions of the ancient canonized text with the text of everyday life stresses the condition of the daily-political role which religion has assumed in the post-communist period in which secular values are displaced. But, the provided value is also problematic: to supplant the unmodulated religious values of the past with equivilant values of the present, makes out of them a pseudo-values and pseudo-issues.

The second condition (Pavleski) writes about the view towards the inner and places the artist in role of drawing parallels with present experiences. Pavleski explores, with the text, the inner happenings through which the artist passes or which he/she lives with. The concept of an open and public discovering of all these processes, which reveal the inner life of the artist, is squeezing through the text (which in fact goes by lining up words). Pavleski does not realize this public communication by his (physical) presence, but by re-creating his presence through the presentation of the physical artifacts of his conceptualized artistic process. The texts that he prints on the brass plates present a commentary on the process of thinking as the sole carrier in the process of artistic shaping. The elevation of the text to the level of artistic expression not only brings the text into the realm of high art, but shows the role of the artist and how he is positioned in society. The encroachment for public declaration on this condition (the conceptual background) is artistically designed as a high art element (the creative background): the text becomes an 'image'.

The opposing of these two approaches towards the text (i.e. the textual potentialities for artistic creation) is developing in the installing of the works of art in the context of a gallery space one opposite to the other: opposite to the transparentness of the works of Vangeli the 'heavy' outcasts of Pavleski are placed; opposite to the 'manuscripting' of the text on the paper of the former stays the 'printing' of the text on the brass plates of the latter; opposite to the 'outside' stays the 'inner'; opposite to the 'comment' stays the 'confession'. But, both the texts are speaking about the position of the artist and the necessity of her/his statement in the present.

About the Artists

Zaneta Vangeli [1963] and Stanko Pavleski [1959] belong to the generation of artists who represent the most relevant trends in Macedonian art today. For more than a decade they have been part of the establishing of the most important streams of artistic activity in Macedonian art and are an important part of the foundation of contemporary artistic culture in this region. As representatives of the younger middle generation since the middle and the second half of the eighties they have evolved specific approaches and unusual concepts of art, through which they took up the responsibilities for the radical changes in Macedonian art during that period. Since their first solo exhibitions [Vangeli-1987, Pavleski-1985] they attracted the attention of the art critic and have since remained at the forefront of Macedonian art, both locally and abroad. Both have received purchace awards for their opuses. [See. CVs]

About the Curator

Nebojsa Vilic [1962] is a representative of the younger generation of art critics. Vilic received his Ph.D. degree at the University of Belgrade, Yugoslavia in 1996. Since 1985 he has curated over 35 solo and group exhibitions, among which: 22. Bienal Internacional Da Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo (Brazil) [1994]; Image Box, First Annual Exhibition of the Soros Center for Contemporary Arts - Skopje, (Skopje) [1994-95]; Hedendaagse Kunst Uit Macedonië, (Belgium) [1995], 12. Biennial Of Small Sculpture - Murska Sobota , (Slovenia) [1995], Icon On Silver, Second Annual Exhibition of the Soros Center for Contemporary Arts - Skopje, (Skopje) [1995-96]; Manifesta 1, First European Biennial, Rotterdam (The Netherlands), [1996]; Inhales-Exhales: Makedonija, 2nd Yugoslav Youth Biennial, Vrsac (Yugoslavia), [1996]; Shedows-Ring-Paper: Makedonija, Balkan Art '96 - Contemporary Art of the Balkan Countries, Novi Sad (Yugoslavia) [1996]; 4th St. Petersburg Biennale, St. Petersburg (Russia), [1996]; Out Of Photo 1, Skopje [1996]; Out Of Photo 2, Skopje [1997]; Parallele, Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen Galerie, Berlin (Germany) [1997], Scandal, Third Annual Exhibition of the Soros Center for Contemporary Arts - Skopje, (Skopje) [1997]; Since 1988 works at the Institute for History of Art and Archaeology, and as a visiting professor at the Faculty of Drama Arts, Skopje, [1994-96] both at the University 'St. Cyril and Method', Skopje. Since 1994 acts as director of the Soros Center for Contemporary Arts - Skopje, Macedonia. Writes in many art magazines and has published the following books: States of Changes? - Postmodernism and the Art of the Eighties [1994]; N.O.A. - Reflections on New Object-Art [1996], Ana~, Meta~ Morphosis. The Given Object in the 20th Century Art [1997, in print], O.T.A.C. - Reflections on Other Television Art Critique [1997, in print].

The exhibition organizationally and financially has been made possible by the Soros Center for Contemporary Arts - Skopje, Macedonia.

BIOGRAPHY

PAVLESKI, Stanko (m)

Republic of Macedonia 91000 Skopje Address: Makedonska prerodba 100 Tel. 389.91.31 33 14

1959 - born in Erekovci, Prilep, Republic of Macedonia (January 29);

1980-1984 - studied Sculpture at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Skopje;

1984 - graduated from the same Faculty under Professor Hadzi Boskov; - awarded Skopje Faculty of Fine Arts prize;

1987 - started working for the Skopje Faculty of Fine Arts as a junior assistant; - awarded Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art (MSU) purchased sculpture prize at the 1st Youth Biennial in MSU, Skopje;

1989 - awarded Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art purchased sculpture prize at the 2nd Youth Biennial in MSU, Skopje; - awarded "Nereski Majstori" sculpture prize at the exhibition of DLUM (Macedonian Fine Artists' Association) in Skopje;

1991 - awarded a sculpture prize at the 6th Pancevo Exhibition of Yugoslav Sculpture in Pancevo (Yugoslavia); - awarded a sculpture prize at the Youth Biennial in Rijeka (Croatia); - awarded Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art Grand Sculpture Prize at the 3rd Youth Biennial in MSU, Skopje;

1992 - completed postgraduate studies (MA degree) at the Academy of Fine Arts in Belgrade under Professor Milorad Tepavac.

1996 - awarded a sculpture prize at the 4th International Biennial of Miniature in Gornji Milanovac (Yugoslavia)

1997 - awarded a sculpture prize at the 6th Winter Salon, Art Gallery "Skopje"

EMPLOYMENT

Stanko Pavleski has been working at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Skopje since 1987, starting as a junior assistant on the subject Methodology, and later becoming an assistant. Now he works as a Docent of Methodology and Evening Nude at the same Faculty. S T A N K O P A V L E S K I

Born in Erekovci, Prilep, Macedonia, 1959. Faculty of Fine Arts in Skopje, BFA 1984. Academy of Fine Arts in Belgrade (Yugoslavia), MA 1992. Member of DLUM (The Association of Macedonian Artists) since 1984. Address: Makedonska prerodba 100, 91000 Skopje, Republic of Macedonia tel. 389.91.313.314

Solo Exhibitions: 1985 - Stip, Sculptures and Drawings, Art Gallery "Bezisten" 1987 - Skopje, Gallery of the Youth Center "25 May" 1991 - Skopje, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art 1992 - Belgrade (Yugoslavia), Gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts 1993 - Skopje, Art Gallery "Stobi" 1995 - Brussels (Belgium), Gallery DeZeyp, (together with J. Sumkovski)

Selected Group Exhibitions: 1985 - Skopje, 40 Years of DLUM, Art Gallery "Skopje" - Skopje, DLUM - Drawing 85, National and University Library "St. Kliment Ohridski" 1986 - Skopje, 1st Biennial of Macedonian Aquarelle, Cultural and Informative Centre - Skopje, DLUM - Drawing 86, National and University Library "St. Kliment Ohridski" - Skopje, State 1986, Gallery of the Youth Center "25 May" - Skopje, 41st Exhibition of DLUM, Art Gallery "Skopje" - Ilok (Croatia), In the Sign of the Land, Art Colony "Ilok" - Belgrade (Yugoslavia), Exhibition of the First and the Second Generation of Faculty of Fine Arts - Skopje 1987 - Skopje, Youth Art Salon, Museum of Macedonia - Skopje, DLUM - Drawing 87, National and University Library "St. Kliment Ohridski" - Skopje, Art Colony "Komuna", Gallery of the Youth Center "25 May" and Hotel "Continental" - Skopje, 1st Youth Biennial, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art - Murska Sobota (Slovenia), Gallery of the Cultural Center "Misko Kranjec", Ljubljana (Slovenia) Cankarjev Dom; Novi Sad (Yugoslavia), Grand Gallery of the Cultural Center, 8th Yugoslav Biennial of Small Sculpture - Bor (Yugoslavia), 4th Art Colony "Bakar" - Skopje, Acquisitions VI 1986, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art - Rijeka (Croatia), 14th Youth Biennial, Modern Gallery - Sarajevo (Bosnia), Yugoslav Documenta `87, Skenderija - Skopje, Small Sculpture, Art Gallery "Skopje" 1988 - Belgrade (Yugoslavia), Artists from Skopje, House of JNA - Skopje, 43rd Exhibition of DLUM, Art Gallery "Skopje" - Skopje, Acquisitions VII 1987, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art - Skopje, Drawing_ Drawing - Object - Fine Artistic Circle "25", Gallery of the Youth Center "25 May" - Skopje, Skopje Summer `88, Salon of DLUM 1988/89 - Kumanovo, Art Gallery; Skopje, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art, Sculpture - Space 1989 - Skopje, Acquisitions VIII 1988, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art - Sarajevo (Bosnia), Yugoslav Documenta `89, Skenderija - Skopje, 44th Exhibition of DLUM, Art Gallery "Skopje" - Rijeka (Croatia), Five Macedonian Artists, Modern Gallery - Pancevo (Yugoslavia), 5th PIJS (Pancevo Exhibition of Yugoslav Sculpture), Gallery "Olga Petrov" - Rijeka (Croatia), 15th Youth Biennial, Modern Gallery - Skopje, 2nd Youth Biennial, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art - Belgrade (Yugoslavia), 7th Belgrade Triennial of Yugoslav Ceramics - Skopje, Graduated Fine Artists from the Faculty of Fine Arts in Skopje, Art Gallery "Skopje" - Skopje, Yugoslav Artists for Armenia, Museum of Macedonia 1990 - Pancevo (Yugoslavia), New Movements in the Macedonian Art, Gallery "Olga Petrov" - Hertseg Novi (Yugoslavia), 23rd Hertseg Novi Winter Salon, Gallery "Josip Bepo Benkovic" - Zagreb (Croatia), 25th Salon of the Fine Art in Zagreb, Art Pavilion - Apatin (Yugoslavia), The Beginning of the Nineties - Sculpture, Gallery "Meander" - Skopje, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art; Belgrade (Yugoslavia), Museum of Contemporary Art; Subotica (Yugoslavia), Gallery Fine-Artistic Meeting; Osijek, (Croatia), Gallery of the Fine Arts; Maribor (Slovenia), Art Gallery; Koprivnica (Croatia), Gallery "Koprivnica"; Ljubljana (Slovenia), Modern Gallery; Rijeka (Croatia), Modern Gallery; Zagreb (Croatia), Museum of Contemporary Art; Sarajevo (Bosnia), Art Gallery, GEOMETRIES 1991 - Pancevo (Yugoslavia), 6th PIJS (Pancevo Exhibition of Yugoslav Sculpture), Gallery "Olga Petrov" - Skopje, Professors at the Faculty of Fine Arts - Skopje, Art Gallery "Anima" - Tempi (Arizona, USA), Art Gallery, State University; Greensboro (North Carolina, USA), Wetherspoon Art Gallery UNCG; Richmond (Virginia, USA), Art Gallery; (Maryland, USA), Art Gallery of Maryland; Newcastle (Australia), The Art Galleries of New Castle, Faculty of Fine Arts, University "Kiril and Metodij", Skopje, Republic of Macedonia, (Travelling exhibition of the professors at the Faculty of Fine Arts -Skopje) - Rijeka (Croatia), 16th Youth Biennial, Modern Gallery - Skopje, 3rd Youth Biennial, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art - Sofia (Bulgaria), Contemporary Art from Macedonia, Art Gallery - Washington D.C. (USA), Exhibition of 10 Macedonian Artists - Drawing, The New Literature Art Salon "Pastarea" - Skopje, Small Sculpture, Art Gallery "Skopje" 1992 - Skopje, 1st Winter Salon of DLUM, Art Gallery "Skopje" - Skopje, 14 Macedonian Artists in 80`s, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art - Kumanovo, Contemporary Macedonian Painters and Sculptors (from the collection of the Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art), Art Gallery 1993 - Belgrade (Yugoslavia), Bor Art Colony "Bakar" - Skopje, Professors at the Faculty of Fine Arts - Skopje, Art Gallery "Anima" 1994 - Budapest (Hungary), 3rd International Biennial of Sculptural Drawing, Castle Museum of Nagyteteny - Skopje, Anthology of Macedonian Art 1894 - 1994, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art 1995 - Murska Sobota (Slovenia), 12th Biennial of Small Sculpture, Gallery "Murska Sobota" - Istanbul (Turkey), Professors at the Faculty of Fine Arts - Skopje, Gallery of the University "Mimar Sinan" - Skopje, Professors at the Faculty of Fine Arts - Skopje - Skopje, 9 1/2: New Macedonian Art, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art 1996 - Skopje, Cifte Amam 2, Cifte Amam (Old Turkish Bath) - Prilep, 16th International Prilep Art Colony - Pancevo (Yugoslavia), Documentary Exhibition of the Winners of the Award PIJS (Pancevo Exhibition of Yugoslav Sculpture), International Triennial of Sculpture 1996, Gallery "Olga Petrov" - Paris (France), 75 Artists from Macedonia - Skopje, 75 Artists from Macedonia, Art Gallery "Skopje" - Skopje, 50 Years Faculty of Philosophy, Professors at the Faculty of Fine Arts - Gornji Milanovac (Yugoslavia), 4th International Biennial of Small Miniature, Museum of the Rudnik - Takovo Region - Novi Sad (Yugoslavia), Balkan Art `96, Gallery of SANU 1997 - Prilep, Skopje, Exhibition o the Works from Art Colony `96 - Skopje, 6th Winter Salon of DLUM, Art Gallery "Skopje" - Skopje, Macedonian Drawing `97, National and University Library "St. Kliment Ohridski"

Awards: 1984 - Skopje, Faculty of Fine Arts, Annual Award for sculpture 1987 - Skopje, 1st Youth Biennial, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art, Purchased Award 1989 - Skopje, 2nd Youth Biennial, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art, Purchased Award - Skopje, Exhibition of DLUM, Award "Nereski Majstori" for sculpture 1991 - Pancevo (Yugoslavia), 6th PIJS (Pancevo Exhibition of Yugoslav Sculpture), Award for sculpture - Rijeka. (Croatia), 16th Youth Biennial, Modern Gallery, Award for sculpture - Skopje, 3rd Youth Biennial, Museum of Contemporary Art, Grand Prix 1996 - Gornji Milanovac (Yugoslavia), 4th International Biennial of Miniature, Museum of the Rudnik - Takovo Region 1997 - Skopje, 6th Winter Salon, Art Gallery "Skopje", Award "Jordan Grabul" for sculpture

BIOGRAPHY

VANGELI, Zaneta (F)

Permanent residence address: Republic of Macedonia 91000 Skopje Address: Dame Gruev 1/3/19 Tel: 389 91 208 482

Address at the studio: Egenolffstr. 37 60 316 Frankfurt am Main, BRD tel. 49 69 490 94 10

1963 - born in Bitola, Macedonia (September 02)

1982-1984 - studied at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Skopje in the class of Rodoljub Anastasov; 1981-1982 in the class of Petar Mazev;

1984-1988 - graduated from the State Academy of Arts in Frankfurt (Staatlichen Kunstakademie in Frankfurt am Main), in the class of Johann Georg Geiger and Felix Droese.

Awards: 1995 "Image Box", SCCA 1990 "Mlad borec" 1989 Purchase Award at the 15th Yugoslav Biennial in Rijeka 1987 First Youth Biennial, Museum of Contemporary Art, Skopje ZANETA VANGELI

Born in Bitola, Macedonia, 1963. 1981 - 84 Studied at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Skopje, Macedonia. 1984 - 88 Graduated from the Staatliche Hochschule für Bildende Künste - Städelschule, Frankfurt/Main

Selected Solo Exhibitions: 1993 Der Kleine Krieg/Der Große Krieg, Kommunale Galerie im Leinwandhaus, Frankfurt/Main 1994 Porta, Museum of Contemporary Art - Skopje, Skopje Nightary, (video, 124 min., together with A. Stankovski), Museum of Contemporary Art - Skopje, Skopje

Selected Group Exhibition:

1989 Jugoslovenska Dokumenta, Skenderija, Sarajevo Austritte, Karmeliterkloster, Frankfurt/Main 1993 Films for Art 1993 - 2nd European Film and Video Festival, Essen Writing and Difference, Gallery B, Istanbul Order/Chaos, Museum of the City of Skopje, Skopje 1994 Europe Rediscovered, Kulturby, Copenhagen Anthology of Macedonian Art 1894-1994, Museum of Contemporary Art - Skopje, Skopje Image Box, The First Annual Exhibition of the SCCA - Skopje, Cultural Centre Mala Stanica, Skopje 1995 Myself and the Other, Yildiz University, Istanbul 12 Peintres Contemporains Macedoniens à Paris, Spadem Parvi, Paris 4th International Istanbul Biennial, Antrepo, Istanbul Europe Rediscovered II - Art, Resistanse and the English Garden, Gallery Nikki Diana Marquardt, Paris; Galerija Gabriel, Sarajevo 1995/96 9 1/2: New Macedonian Art, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art, Skopje 1996 14th World Wide Video Festival, Haags Gemeentemuseum, Den Haag Gli Aspetti dell` Arte Macedone Odierna, Palazzo Ruspoli, Fondazione Memmo, Roma Liquor Amnii, Cifte Amam (Old Turkish Bath), Skopje Aspects of the Current Macedonian Art, Center for Contemporary Art of Montenegro "Dvorac Petrovic", Podgorica Elektroniske understromme, Statens Museum for Kunst & Filmhuset, Copenhagen 1997 Aspects of the Current Macedonian Art, Mestna galerija, Ljubljana

Awards: 1987 First Youth Biennial, Museum of Contemporary Art, Skopje 1989 15th Yugoslav Biennial, Purchased Award, Rijeka 1990 Mlad Borec, Skopje 1995 Image Box, SCCA - Skopje

Z A N E T A V A N G E L I

Born in Bitola, Macedonia, 1963. State Academy of Arts (Staatliche Hochschule für Bildende Künste - Städelschule), Frankfurt/Main (Germany), BFA 1988. Address: Dame Gruev 1/3-19, 91000 Skopje, Republic of Macedonia tel.389.91.13.43.78 Address at the studio: Egenolffstr. 37, 60 316 Frankfurt am Main, BRD tel. 49 69 490 94 10

Selected Solo Exhibitions: 1985 - Offenbach (Germany), Charly`s Space - Hungen (Germany), Schloss Hungen 1987 - Cologne (Germany), Galerie "Das Fenster" 1992 - Frankfurt/Main (Germany), Museum Der Hochst AG Hochester Schloss 1993 - Frankfurt/Main (Germany), Kommunale Galerie im Leinwandhaus 1994 - Skopje, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art - Skopje, Nightary, (video, 124 min., together with A. Stankovski), Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art

Selected Group Exhibition: 1987 - Rijeka (Croatia), 14th Youth Biennial, Modern Gallery - Arangelovac (Yugoslavia), 8x6, Art Pavilion "Knjaz Milos" - Skopje, 1st Youth Biennial, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art 1988 - Frankfurt/Main (Germany), Kunst der Reise, Archiv - Skopje, Youth Art Salon, Museum of Macedonia - Skopje, Acquisitions VII 1987, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art 1989 - Rijeka (Croatia), 15th Youth Biennial, Modern Gallery - Sarajevo (Bosnia), Yugoslav Documenta `89, Skenderija - Frankfurt/Main (Germany), Austritte, Karmeliterkloster - Skopje, 2nd Youth Biennial, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art 1990 - Zagreb (Croatia), 25th International Zagreb Salon of Fine Art, Art Pavilion - Pancevo (Yugoslavia), New Movements in the Macedonian Fine Arts, Gallery "Olga Petrov" 1991 - Rijeka (Croatia), 16th Youth Biennial, Modern Gallery - Skopje, 3rd Youth Biennial, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art 1992 - Frankfurt/Main (Germany), Art Aid, Reiffeisenhalle - Skopje, Order/Chaos, Museum of the City of Skopje 1993 - Essen (Germany), Films for Art 1993 - 2nd European Film and Video Festival - Istanbul (Turkey), Writing and Difference, Gallery B`De 1994 - Copenhagen (Denmark), Europe Rediscovered, Kulturby - Skopje, Anthology of Macedonian Art 1894-1994, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art - Skopje, Image Box, The First Annual Exhibition of the SCCA - Skopje, Cultural Centre "Mala Stanica" 1995 - Istanbul (Turkey), Myself and the Other, Yildiz University - Paris (France), 12 Contemporary Macedonian Painters in Paris, SPADEM Parvi - Istanbul (Turkey), 4th International Istanbul Biennial, Antrepo - Paris, (France), Gallery Nikki Diana Marquardt; Sarajevo (Bosnia), Gallery "Gabriel", Europe Rediscovered II - Art, Resistanse and the English Garden 1995/96 - Skopje, 9 1/2: New Macedonian Art, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art 1996 - The Hague (Netherlands), 14th World Wide Video Festival, Haags Gemeentemuseum - Rome (Italy), Aspects of the Current Macedonian Art, Palazzo Ruspoli, Fondazione Memmo - Skopje, Liquor Amnii, Cifte Amam (Old Turkish Bath) - Podgorica (Yugoslavia), Aspects of the Current Macedonian Art, Center for Contemporary Art of Montenegro "Dvorac Petrovic" - New York (USA), Macedonian Week of Youth and Culture - Sense and Sensibility, Palace of UN - Copenhagen (Denmark), Electronic Undercurrents, Statens Museum for Kunst & Filmhuset - Paris (France), 75 Artists from Macedonia - Skopje, 75 Artists from Macedonia, Art Gallery "Skopje" 1997 - Ljubljana (Slovenia), Aspects of the Current Macedonian Art, Mestna Galerija

Awards: 1987 - Skopje, 1st Youth Biennial, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art 1989 - Rijeka (Croatia), 15th Youth Biennial, Modern Gallery, Purchased Award 1990 - Skopje, Mlad Borec 1995 - Skopje, Image Box, SCCA - Skopje Z A N E T A V A N G E L I

Born in Bitola, Macedonia, 1963. State Academy of Arts (Staatliche Hochschule für Bildende Künste - Städelschule), Frankfurt/Main (Germany), BFA 1988. Address: Dame Gruev 1/3-19, 91000 Skopje, Republic of Macedonia tel. 389.91.13.43.78 Address at the studio: Egenolffstr. 37, 60 316 Frankfurt am Main, BRD tel. 49 69 490 94 10

Selected Group Exhibition: 1987 - Rijeka (Croatia), 14th Youth Biennial, Modern Gallery - Arangelovac (Yugoslavia), 8x6, Art Pavilion "Knjaz Milos" - Skopje, 1st Youth Biennial, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art 1988 - Frankfurt/Main (Germany), Kunst der Reise, Archiv 1989 - Rijeka (Croatia), 15th Youth Biennial, Modern Gallery - Sarajevo (Bosnia), Yugoslav Documenta `89, Skenderija - Frankfurt/Main (Germany), Austritte, Karmeliterkloster 1990 - Zagreb (Croatia), 25th International Zagreb Salon of Fine Art, Art Pavilion - Pancevo (Yugoslavia), New Movements in the Macedonian Fine Arts, Gallery "Olga Petrov" 1991 - Rijeka (Croatia), 16th Youth Biennial, Modern Gallery 1992 - Frankfurt/Main (Germany), Art Aid, Reiffeisenhalle - Skopje, Order/Chaos, Museum of the City of Skopje 1993 - Essen (Germany), Films for Art 1993 - 2nd European Film and Video Festival - Istanbul (Turkey), Writing and Difference, Gallery B`De 1994 - Copenhagen (Denmark), Europe Rediscovered, Kulturby - Skopje, Anthology of Macedonian Art 1894-1994, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art - Skopje, Image Box, The First Annual Exhibition of the SCCA - Skopje, Cultural Centre "Mala Stanica" 1995 - Istanbul (Turkey), Myself and the Other, Yildiz University - Paris (France), 12 Contemporary Macedonian Painters in Paris, SPADEM Parvi - Istanbul (Turkey), 4th International Istanbul Biennial, Antrepo - Paris, (France), Sarajevo (Bosnia), Europe Rediscovered II - Art, Resistanse and the English Garden 1995 - Skopje, 9 1/2: New Macedonian Art, Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art 1996 - The Hague (Netherlands), 14th World Wide Video Festival, Haags Gemeentemuseum - Rome (Italy), Aspects of the Current Macedonian Art, Palazzo Ruspoli, Fondazione Memmo - Skopje, Liquor Amnii, Cifte Amam (Old Turkish Bath) - Podgorica (Yugoslavia), Aspects of the Current Macedonian Art, Center for Contemporary Art of Montenegro "Dvorac Petrovic" - Copenhagen (Denmark), Electronic Undercurrents, Statens Museum for Kunst & Filmhuset - Paris (France), 75 Artists from Macedonia 1997 - Ljubljana (Slovenia), Aspects of the Current Macedonian Art, Mestna Galerija