POSTER Auch Jesus wurde demokratisch umgebracht.
LIMITED
Auch Jesus wurde demokratisch umgebracht., 2020, Limited edition, Offset print, Format A1 - 84.1 x 59.4 cm, Signed and unsigned, ©Milan Mijalkovic, Wien.
LIGHTER DEMOKRÖT
LIMITED
DEMOKRÖT, 2022, Limited edition, Print on plastic lighter, child resistant. delivered with gas, cannot be refilled, 2,3 x 8,1 x 1,1 cm, ©Milan Mijalkovic, Wien.> Worldwide delivery
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SWEATER SLAV NO MATTER
LIMITED
Slav No Matter, 2022, Limited edition, Print on 270g/m², 50% Baumwolle 50% Polyester Sweater, Different sizes and colors, Signed, ©Milan Mijalkovic, Wien .
Flag
Agitation 020, 2016, Limited edition, Taffeta fabric, 100x150 cm, Signed, © Milan Mijalkovic, Wien, 2016.
Alles, 2022, Limited edition, Direct print on flag fabric, 100x150 cm, © Milan Mijalkovic, Wien, 2022.
Allumfassende Zufriedenheit
Über das Apolitische
In der gleichnamigen Rede, gehalten am 9. Mai 2019 in einem kleinen Wiener Gassenlokal, bezieht sich Milan Mijalkovic von Makedonien auf die Ursprünge der Demokratie, auf ihr Wechselspiel mit Menschheitsgeschichte und Naturereignissen, auf ihre Rituale in der Öffentlichkeit und ihre Erscheinungsbilder im Alltag. Die politische Rede wird dabei zur Kunstform, zum ästhetischen Materia
PRE/
FABRIC
The Growing Houses of Skopje
On July 26, 1963 a disastrous earthquake destroyed large areas of the city of Skopje. This natural catastrophe resulted in a wave of international solidarity and united ideologically separate worlds in a humanitarian project. The erection of prefabricated houses provided a number of countries with an opportunity to contribute visible and clearly identifiable reconstruction aid. Over the last 50 years the imported houses from Finland, Mexico or the USA have steadily transformed and grown; today they are completely integrated in the city’s urban fabric. PRE/FABRIC undertakes a search for traces in the biography of these houses and their use.
Skopje.
The World’s Bastard
Architecture of the Devided City
The story of Skopje and its changing from the utopia of an open city to a divided city.
Skopje, the capital of Macedonia which had been declared an “Open City” in the 1960s, has been transforming into a prototypical “Divided City” in recent years. After the armed conflict between members of the Albanian minority and the Macedonian army had almost turned into a civil war in 2001, the gap could not be bridged anymore. Since the dissolution of Yugoslavia the two ethnic groups had been veering away from each other and defining their own inseparable identity. Religious symbols demonstrate territorial claim: minarets sprout in Albanian neighbourhoods, whereas on the hills of Christian-Macedonian areas crosses rise up to the sky. Skopje. The World’s Bastard explores the city’s urban development with regard to its character of a Divided City. It traces material and virtual spaces of conflict and negotiation from the utopias of the 1960s through the frustrations of the 1990s to the actual constructions of identity and places them into a global context.
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All proceeds will be donated to the promotion of the free art. Art Action Private Sale. Therefore no warranty and no return.
Important notice: Because of new legislation, the sale is made under exclusion of any warranty, guarantee and return.
Since it is a private sale I can not assume any warranty under new laws and legislation which I don't know or which I don't understand. The buyer agrees and recognizes this with his purchase. Contract is not concluded. Bill could be send it as a pdf file per email. As a unique peace of art it will be taxed with 5% MwSt (VAT). Orders will be approved and released.
Copyright: Milan Mijalkovic, 2020