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Sonja Jankov

http://cargocollective.com/sonjajankov

Novo naselje, Novi Sad, Serbia
Sonja Jankov is an independent critic and curator of architecture and contemporary art. She studied at Centre for Critical and Cultural Theory (Prague) and received her MA in Cultural Theory from Faculty of Political Sciences (Belgrade). She gained experience at MoCA in Novi Sad (2012-2015), at the Institute for Culture (2014, art director) and as author of project GIF and Public Urban Space (MMSU, Rijeka, Croatia). She authored exhibition catalogues, articles, studies and reviews.

Call for ideas 2016

Curating Heritage in Future


the visually communicative travelling model

Curating Heritage in Future


the visually communicative travelling model
This installation reproduces objects, enabling visitors to experience them.
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The future brings new approaches to past and processes of documentation, archiving and representation. This is of special importance to modernist heritage which is at many points devastated due to unresolved ownership issues (after non-transparent privatization of what once was ‘societal property’). The new curatorial concept includes visual and spatial reconstruction of select objects within large exhibition spaces, in form of installation. These installations are further used to include within them exhibitions related to urban planning and architecture. They can be also placed in open public spaces, such as squares.

The images represent an installation that reproduces a segment of Ivan Vitić’s motel in Trogir. It was produced within “Motel Trogir: Alice doesn’t Live Here Anymore” collaborative project of BJCEM and Slobodne veze.


The object in relation to a figure

Ivan Vitic's drawing (Museum of Architecture, Zagreb)

R 1:1
Moderna Museet Malmö
Tham & Videgård Arkitekter
(photo-montage of installation)

Curating Heritage in Future


the visually communicative travelling model

Curating Heritage in Future


the visually communicative travelling model
This installation reproduces objects, enabling visitors to experience them.
File under

The future brings new approaches to past and processes of documentation, archiving and representation. This is of special importance to modernist heritage which is at many points devastated due to unresolved ownership issues (after non-transparent privatization of what once was ‘societal property’). The new curatorial concept includes visual and spatial reconstruction of select objects within large exhibition spaces, in form of installation. These installations are further used to include within them exhibitions related to urban planning and architecture. They can be also placed in open public spaces, such as squares.

The images represent an installation that reproduces a segment of Ivan Vitić’s motel in Trogir. It was produced within “Motel Trogir: Alice doesn’t Live Here Anymore” collaborative project of BJCEM and Slobodne veze.


The object in relation to a figure

Ivan Vitic's drawing (Museum of Architecture, Zagreb)

R 1:1
Moderna Museet Malmö
Tham & Videgård Arkitekter
(photo-montage of installation)


Idea by

Sonja Jankov
Novo naselje
Novi Sad
Serbia
Sonja Jankov is an independent critic and curator of architecture and contemporary art. She studied at Centre for Critical and Cultural Theory (Prague) and received her MA in Cultural Theory from Faculty of Political Sciences (Belgrade). She gained experience at MoCA in Novi Sad (2012-2015), at the Institute for Culture (2014, art director) and as author of project GIF and Public Urban Space (MMSU, Rijeka, Croatia). She authored exhibition catalogues, articles, studies and reviews.