Exhibition aims to give insight into the evolution of the nonconformist artistic scenes of former Yugoslavia
(Artdaily.org)

Non-Aligned Art – Marinko Sudac Collection aims to give insight into the evolution of the nonconformist artistic scenes of former Yugoslavia, interlinking them with those of regional neighbors like Poland, Hungary, former Czechoslovakia. The exhibition focuses mostly on group activities and their role within the development of the different scenes. Curated by Marco Scotini and presented first at the FM Centro per l’Arte Contemporanea (Milan, Italy) in autumn 2016, the exhibition develops its narrative based on the Marinko Sudac Collection (Zagreb, Croatia), one of the conceptually most complete Eastern-European private collections, which preserves not only works of art but also entire archives and documentary materials of historical importance. The collection—which gave birth to a research institute and other big-scale projects as well—has set itself the task of retracing radical artistic trends within a coherent avant-garde line in the area between the Iron Curtain