EIGHT YUGOSLAV ARTISTS. EDINBURGH ARTS 73. ABRAMOVIC’S FIRST EXHIBITION OUTSIDE OF YUGOSLAVIA
£145.00
Edinburgh: Richard Demarco Gallery, 1973
30 x 21cm, 12pp self-cover. 10pp of b/w illustrations of the artists’ work. Notable for being Abramovic’s first exhibition outside of her native land following several group exhibitions in Belgrade. Demarco’s Edinburgh Summer Schools were an important way for many East European artists to bring their art to the west. Abramovic’s contribution here is a 1pp reprint of a 1950 photograph of herself as a little girl with her father: a senior communist military officer. The shackles of the state were soon to be cut away from her life.
30 x 21cm, 12pp self-cover. 10pp of b/w illustrations of the artists’ work. Notable for being Abramovic’s first exhibition outside of her native land following several group exhibitions in Belgrade. Demarco’s Edinburgh Summer Schools were an important way for many East European artists to bring their art to the west. Abramovic’s contribution here is a 1pp reprint of a 1950 photograph of herself as a little girl with her father: a senior communist military officer. The shackles of the state were soon to be cut away from her life.
Only 1,000 printed. This example has a grease stain on the front cover on the right. Priced to reflect this damage but very hard to find in any condition.
1 in stock
