Anica Tucakov (1971) is an art historian. Since 2008 Tucakov developed many exhibitions and research projects for the organization “anonymous said:” (Belgrade).
“I THOUGHT I SAW CONVICTS!”
Vladan Joler, “New extractivism”, exhibition display, Museum of Contemporary Art Vojvodina, Novi Sad, 2021. ON THE CARTOGRAPHICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF VLADAN JOLER The idea of cognitive mapping is foundational to the argument of historical change and the correlation between culture and the political economy: every era develops cultural forms and modalities of expression which allow it […]
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