Maja Djordjevic: Theatre of Memories, 2023

Dio Horia Publications is pleased to present the exhibition catalogue of Maja Djordjevic 'Theatre of Memories' show that took place at Dio Horia Athens on February 2023. The catalogue includes a text on the artistic practice of Djordjevic by Ana Ereš, installation images, artworks and rich visual material.

Maja Djordjevic (b. 1990, Belgrade, Serbia) lives and works in Belgrade and London. Djordjevic completed her Bachelor and Master studies at Faculty of Fine Arts in Belgrade. Selected solo exhibitions include: 'Me's on a beam' Tokyo Gendai, Dio Horia Gallery, Tokyo; 'Theatre of Memories' at Dio Horia Gallery, Athens; ‘The Metamorphosis’ at Taipei Dangdai, Dio Horia Gallery, Taipei; ‘Renaissance Humanism’ at Art021 Shanghai, Dio Horia Gallery, Shanghai; ‘This Must Be The Place’ at Carl Kostyál Gallery, London; ‘Deal Again’ at Balkan Projects, Los Angeles; ‘I am Always a Different Person’ at Dio Horia Gallery, Athens. Selected group exhibitions include: 'Real Fake Door', Arsenal Contemporary Art, New York; ‘F.I.R.E-Flames In Readymade Entertainment’, Longtermhandstand, Budapest; 'The Cuteness Factor' at Ludwig Museum, Köln; ‘Once Upon a Time in Mayfair’ at Philips X in collaboration with Dynamisk, London; ‘New Mediations’ at MODEM Modern and Contemporary Arts Centre, Debrecen; 'After Hope' at Dio Horia Gallery, Athens; ‘Drawing Together 201 Exquisite Corpses’, curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist at Museum in Bellpark Kriens; ‘The Artist is Online’ at Koning Gallery, Berlin; ‘XY group show’ at Galerie Rundgænger, Frankfurt; ‘Mixed Pickles 9’ at Ruttkowski Gallery, Munich; ‘We Used to Gather’ at Library Street Collective, Detroit; ‘Friends Non Show’ at Dio Horia Gallery, Athens; ‘Post Digital Pop’ at The Garage, Amsterdam and her participation at the 57th October Art Salon, Biennial exhibition, Belgrade. Her work has been featured in Juxtapoz, Abstract, TimeOut London, Hypebeast and more art publications. She has received two awards for Painting, the Ristai Beta Vukanović and the Faculty of Fine Arts in Belgrade prizes. Djordevic’s work has been included in notable art collections, such as Mwoods Museum, Beijing; Blanca and Borja Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection, Madrid; X Museum, Beijing.

Read more about the Theatre of Memories exhibition here

Maja Djordjevic: Theatre of Memories, 2023

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