A3 - CMYK Wars - Vol.02
“CMYK Wars” represent the battle of colours and attitudes, different approaches and personal poetics,
they are a battle against the budget, and an uncompromisable one. Exploring the subject of “Urban Violence”,
we have realized that by these battles, we are winning the war as well, people want to talk about violence, condemn it,
and together we manage to make ourselves visible. For the very hardship we went through in order to print in full color specter,
we have called this issue a “war” issue. The war has been won, authors are more than thrilled, the print office even more.
And all this in the year of crisis, recession, allowed than withdrawn financial support, emotional collapses and growing up together…
We have gone through it all: exhibits, presentations, meetings, correspondence with the artists…
spending time together which resulted in creating a family :-)
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Authors: Marko Gole, Katarina Šoškić, Nenad Radojčić, Nenad Ponjević, Nenad Trifunović, Primož Zorko,
Ognjen Đurović, Žiga Aljaž, Branislav Milošević, Dušan Đorđević, Lazar Bodroža, Vesna Pešić, Žiga Artnak,
Milica Stojšić, Ivan Petruševski, Vladimir Manovski, Rakić Marko and Filip Bojović
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Marko Gole - Belgrade
METAKLINIKA - Belgrade
Katarina Šoškić - Belgrade
Nenad Radojčić - Belgrade / Nenad Ponjević - Banja Luka
METAKLINIKA - Belgrade / Primož Zorko - Ljubljana
Marko Rakić - Novi Sad / Ognjen Đurović - Belgrade
Žiga Aljaž - Ljubljana / Branislav Milošević - Ljubljana
METAKLINIKA - Belgrade / Filip Bojović - Novi Sad
METAKLINIKA - Belgrade / Vesna Pešić - Niš/Belgrade
Žiga Artnak - Ljubljana / Milica Stojšić - Sombor/Novi Sad
Vesna Pešić - Niš/Belgrade / Katarina Šoškić - Belgrade
Marko Gole - Belgrade / Vladimir Manovski - Bremen/Belgrade
Ivan Petruševski - Skopje / METAKLINIKA - Belgrade
Vesna Pešić - Niš/Belgrade
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A3.Format team: Filip Bojović, Vladimir Manovski, Igor Zarol and Marko Rakić
Production: A3.Format group and Kulturanova
Translation: Dženana Huseinović
24 Pages, Softcover, 29,7 x 42 cm, 4 Color Offset, First Edition, 500 Copies
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Novi Sad, November 2009.
Supported by: SCP - Swiss Cultural Programme in the Western Balkans