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ALEKSANDRA DOMANOVIC : Turbo Sculpture
1 Jun-15 Jul 2012
SPACE
London IG1 1ZJ
Overview
In her first solo exhibition in a British institution, Domanović explores the rise of 'turbo sculpture' through a new video based installation. ‘Turbo sculpture’ is an epiphenomenon of turbo culture. It refers to the depiction of popular non-national media celebrities in public sculpture projects across the former Yugoslavian nations. In recent years turbo sculpture moments of Bruce Lee (Mostar, 2005), Rocky Balboa (´iti¨te, 2007), Johnny Weissmuller / Tarzan (Međa, 2007), Bob Marley (Banatski Sokolac, 2007) and Tupac Shakur (Belgrade, forthcoming) have been unveiled.
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