Exhibitions

Group exhibition curated by Katia Boudin and Keren Detton. Artists: Marcel Broodthaers, Alexander Calder, Christo, Jasmina Cibic, Sonia Delaunay, Gibert & George, Andreas Gursky and others.

A group exhibition with Yael Bartana, Chto Delat, Jasmina Cibic, Cornelia Parker, Tomás Saraceno, Yinka Shonibare and others. Curated by Andreas Beitin, Sebastian Mühl and Dino Steindorf

Collections of Lyon and Belgrade's contemporary art museums. Curated by Isabelle Bertolotti, Director of macLYON; Maja Kolarić, Director of MoCAB; Miroslav Karić, Curator at MoCAB; Matthieu Lelièvre

Personal documentations of migration, reflections on historical roots, and the power of collective memory come together in these poignant short films by women from the Balkan diaspora.

Jasmina Cibic's solo exhibition The Gift Ecology presents a new body of work that converges in restoring agency to art objects, animals, and plants once gifted in the name of the nation.

With works and projects by: Daniel Buren, Christo, Jasmina Cibic, Elmgreen & Dragset, Hans Haacke and others.

With works by Marina Abramović, Jasmina Cibic, Doplgenger, IRWIN, Jelena Jureša, Katalin Ladik and others.

solo exhibition

A special commission for Belvedere21 featuring songbirds of the Non-Aligned.

Curated by Tevž Logar

Jasmina Cibic in conversation with curator Una Popović: March 11

Group exhibition with Jasmina Cibic, Šejla Kamerić and Selma Selman

The exhibition focuses on nation-states that emerged in the wake of the First World War, exploring the role of art and artists in relation to the expression of nation-building and statecraft.

Jasmina Cibic’s new durational performance for Kunsthaus Graz builds upon research about a congress of cultural workers of the Non-Aligned Movement held in Titograd, Yugoslavia, in 1985.

A screening of Cibic's film The Gift followed by a discussion with Owen Hatherley and Lucy Reynolds and a book launch of Cibic's monograph Stagecraft.

A solo show expanding on Cibic's performative interventions into archives and other historical ready-mades.

On the High Line, Cibic shares three films that showcase a continuum of her work focusing on the relation between stagecraft and statecraft—underlining theatrical tactics of political power

First solo exhibition by Jasmina Cibic to be held in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Jasmina Cibic in collaboration with the Art Collection of Nonaligned Countries Lab (Marina Šaranović / Anita Ćulafić / Nada Baković / Natalija Vujošević). Curated by Natalija Vujošević

Curated by Žana Kozomora, the exhibition brings together works whose material forms prop up processes that may appear elusive in face of larger, seductive propositions for icons of progress.

The group exhibition Returning the Gaze offers a glimpse into the creative processes and practices of nearly sixty women artists, all either Slovenian or working in Slovenia, from the 1990s to today.

A group exhibition exploring how artists have engaged the trappings of nation state as material for protest, parody, or collective utopian wish, dreaming counter-realities that exceed and resist.

18th edition of Tallinn Print Triennial entitled Warm. Checking Temperature in Three Acts, curated by Róna Kopeczky,

World premiere of The Gift (2021)

solo exhibition curated by Matthieu Lelièvre

Tallinn Photomonth is a biennial of contemporary art and visual culture and one of Estonia’s largest art events.

solo show curated by Agnieszka Pindera

solo show curated by Agnieszka Pindera