If you happen to be spending some time this fall in Croatia, stop by the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Rijeka for a retrospective of Mirko Ilic’s collected works, Time After Time After Time.
The exhibition “represents a fresh reading of the oeuvre of the prominent artist,” say curators Marko Golub and Sabina Salaman in the show’s bilingual catalog, noting that it “connects in intriguing ways the works of graphic design, illustration and comics created between the late 1970s and the present day. … The thread running through the thematic units and numerous thematic chapters is aimed at the idea of time that is manifested in many of the artist’s work in a series of different forms, perspectives and possible interpretations.”
The exhibition is supported by the Ministry of Media and Culture of the Republic of Croatia, City of Rijeka, Primorje-gorski kotar County, City of Zagreb and Zagreb City Office for Culture and Civil Society.
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