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Titos Bunker April 21, 2017 – October 21, 2017 Press pictures Titos Bunker April 21, 2017 – October 21, 2017 Note The re-print of the images at hand, related to the exhibition Titos Bunker (April 21, 2017 – October 21, 2017, 4th Project Biennial D-0 ARK Underground) is allowed only in the context of a report on the mentioned exhibition and only by using the following credits (see below). Contact: Barbara Mocko, [email protected], Fon: +49 (0)711 22 33 713 Credits: Image courtesy is held by the artists (unless otherwise noted). 01_titos bunker_konjic.jpg Jan Peter Hammer, The Dig, 2017 Exhibition view: 4th Project Biennial, Konjic, 2017 Courtesy: the artist Photo: Association Biennial of Contemporary Art Sarajevo 02_titos bunker_konjic.jpg In front: Annalisa Cannito, Silence is Violence, 2017 Behind: Daniel G. Andújar, Universitas, 2013 (2nd Project Biennial) Exhibition view: 4th Project Biennale, Konjic, 2017 Courtesy: the artists Photo: Association Biennial of Contemporary Art Sarajevo 02_a_titos bunker_konjic.jpg Annalisa Cannito Silence is Violence, 2017 Light box Courtesy: the artist Co-produced by Association Biennial of Contemporary Art, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Württembergischer Kunstverein Stuttgart Württembergischer Kunstverein · Schlossplatz 2 · D-70173 Stuttgart Fon: +49 (0)711 - 22 33 70 · Fax: +49 (0)711 - 29 36 17 · [email protected] · www.wkv-stuttgart.de 03_titos bunker_konjic.jpg In front: Lia Perjovschi, The Biennial, The Project, The Bunker, The Curators’ Key Words, And The Museum, 2017 Behind: Wolfgang Thaler, Fames Of An Unfinished Modernization, 2008-2010 (1st Project Biennale) Courtesy: the artists Photo: Association Biennial of Contemporary Art Sarajevo 04_titos bunker_konjic.jpg Behind: Jorge Ribalta, Water, Wind and Wire, 2016 In front: Emre Erkal, Paleontology of Aspirations, 2013 (2nd Project Biennial) Exhibition view: 4th Project Biennale, Konjic, 2017 Courtesy: the artists Photo: Association Biennial of Contemporary Art Sarajevo 04_u_Jorge Ribalta.jpg Jorge Ribalta Water, Wind and Wire, 2016 Series of 20 photographs (gelatin silver prints), 30 x 36 cm, each Courtesy: the artist Co-produced by Association Biennial of Contemporary Art, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Württembergischer Kunstverein Stuttgart 05_titos bunker_konjic.jpg In front: Jan-Peter E.R. Sonntag, Baghdad, 2017 Behind: Wolfgang Thaler, Fames Of An Unfinished Modernization, 2008-2010 (1st Project Biennale) Exhibition view: 4th Project Biennale, Konjic, 2017 Courtesy: the artists Photo: Association Biennial of Contemporary Art Sarajevo 06_titos bunker_konjic.jpg Dan Perjovschi, Untitled, 2017 Exhibition view: 4th Project Biennale, Konjic, 2017 Courtesy: the artist Photo: Association Biennial of Contemporary Art Sarajevo 07_titos bunker_konjic.jpg Dan Perjovschi, Untitled, 2017 Exhibition view: 4th Project Biennale, Konjic, 2017 Courtesy: the artist Photo: Association Biennial of Contemporary Art Sarajevo Württembergischer Kunstverein · Schlossplatz 2 · 70173 Stuttgart 2 Fon: +49 (0)711 - 22 33 70 · Fax: +49 (0)711 - 29 36 17 · [email protected] · www.wkv-stuttgart.de 07_u_Dan Perjovschi_Utopia_2017 Dan Perjovschi, Untitled, 2017 drawing Courtesy: the artist 08_titos bunker_konjic.jpg Annalisa Cannito, Silence Is Violence, 2017 Exhibition view: 4th Project Biennale, Konjic, 2017 Courtesy: the artist Photo: Association Biennial of Contemporary Art Sarajevo 09_titos bunker_konjic.jpg Behind: Dan Perjovschi, Untitled, 2017 In front: Helidon Gjergji, Tango Down, 2015 (3rd Project Biennale) Exhibition view: 4th Project Biennale, Konjic, 2017 Courtesy: the artist Photo: Association Biennial of Contemporary Art Sarajevo 10_team_titos bunker_konjic.jpg 4th Project Biennial D-0 ARK Underground, Tito's Bunker, 2017, from left to right: Jan Peter Hammer, Iris Dressler, Annalisa Cannito, Hans D. Christ, Jan-Peter E.R. Sonntag, Jorge Ribalta Photo: Sandra Hozic Württembergischer Kunstverein · Schlossplatz 2 · 70173 Stuttgart 3 Fon: +49 (0)711 - 22 33 70 · Fax: +49 (0)711 - 29 36 17 · [email protected] · www.wkv-stuttgart.de .
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