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graphic art Ljubomir Stahov, "From Nature" Ljubomir Stahov's world stands out from the contemporary Croatian art corpus as an articulated visual arts oeuvre which exists by and for itself, away from any trends, tendencies and without belonging to any particular group or movement. However, if we were to insist on finding spiritual and stylistic similitudes, we would find them in Ordan Petlevski's primordial, fossil and organic forms, a unique personal world of “organic micro-figuration” (Zdenko Rus), as well as in Biserka Baretić’s oeuvre which also embraces the concept of susceptible matter, a spirit trapped within material confounds of the body, accompanied by frequent references to mythical symbols and archetypes like Icarus, Orpheus, Pegasus, the Gorgons and Janus. Viktor Popović Viktor Popović (1972) studied painting at the Zagreb Academy of Fine Arts and graduated in 1996. He teaches at the Art Academy in Split. The works exhibited at Galženica were made after the artist's return from New York. It is a series of photographs of New York printed on matted lead plates so that the original loses most of its iconic potential (color, clarity, intensity). A red partial cube has been drawn over the printed image by hand. The clash of different forms of image representation (photograph and drawing) in fact quotes modernist artistic aporias, leaving them unresolved. Viktor Popović has been exhibiting his work since 1996 and won the Grand Prix at the 8th triennal of Croatian sculpture in 2003. Vitold Košir Vitold Košir (1966) studied sculpture at the Zagreb Academy of Fine Arts, and viola at the Zagreb Academy of Music. In Galženica he displayed his graphics, printed from mechanically processed iron plates and later on exposed to the influence of atmospheric occurrences which changed the surface structure of the plates. The result of these changes becomes visible even when they are printed on graphical sheets. Printing only one sample in regular time intervals of one month records the passing of time. Vitold Košir has been exhibiting his work in Croatia and abroad since 1990. He has received two awards for his work: Purchase award at the first Croatian Treinnal of Graphics and Purchase award at the international exhibition "Eurofire In The Land of Liege" in Brussels. Tanja Dabo, Ivana Franke, Jasna Šikanja, Mirjana Vodopija, "Qua forma placebit, or as you like it” This group exhibition is conceived as a small overview of contemporary, non-academic graphic art in Croatia. The works of Tanja Dabo and Jasna Šikanja present one of the centres in the field of graphic art, the department of prints and drawings from Rijeka, and the works of Ivana Franke and Mirjana Vodopija present the second centre, i.e. the department for prints and drawings at the Academy of Fine Arts from Zagreb. All the exhibited works show special attention towards computer technology and its different kind of multiplying of the given matrixes. As artefacts in space, the works of these artists gain different shapes and genre characteristics: from photographic documentation in the works of Tanja Dabo and Jasna Šikanja to the ambiental installation in the works of Ivana Franke and Mirjana Vodopija. The curator of the exhibition is Margarita Sveštarov Šimat, senior curator at the Department of Prints and Drawings of the Croatian Academy of Science and Art in Zagreb. Mirjana Vodopija graduated at the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb in 1987. She won numerous awards including the Annual award of the Croatian Association of Artists for young artists (2000), the Award of the Department of Prints and Drawings of the Croatian Academy of Science and Art at the 2nd triennial of Croatian drawings (1999) and the first award at the 3rd international triennial of graphics in Prague. Ivana Franke graduated at the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb in 1997. She exhibited her work in Croatia and abroad and also received numerous awards (the Award of the Department of Prints and Drawings of the Croatian Academy of Science and Art at the 1st triennial of graphics, the jury award at the festival Break 21 in Ljubljana, etc.). Tanja Dabo graduated at the Faculty of Pedagogy in Rijeka in 1997. She has exhibited her works from 1993, and is currently attending the postgraduate studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Ljubljana. Jasna Šikanja works as an assistant professor at the Faculty of Philosophy in Rijeka. She exhibited her work in numerous exhibitions in Croatia and abroad. She won numerous awards, including the Special jury award at the 1st Croatian triennial of graphics and the jury award at the Mediterranean biennale in Alexandria (Egypt). Graphic Art of Sweden "Švedska grafika" Miroslav Šutej, Mladenka iz Markuševca Miroslav Šutej, Mladenka iz Markuševca
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Vitold Košir Vitold Košir (1966) diplomirao je kiparstvo na zagrebačkoj ALU i violu na Muzičkoj akademiji u Zagrebu. U Galeriji Galženica izložio je grafike koje su otiskivane s mehanički obrađenih željeznih ploča naknadno prepuštenih utjecaju atmosferskih prilika, koje time mijenjaju strukturu površine ploče. Rezultat tih promjena otiskivanjem postaje vidljiv i na grafičkim listovima. Otiskivanjem samo jednog primjerka u pravilnim vremenski intervalima od mjesec dana zabilježen je protok vremena. Vitold Košir izlaže od 1990. u zemlji inozemstvu. Za svoj rad dobio je dvije nagrade: Otkupnu nagradu na 1. trijenalu hrvatske grafike i Otkupnu nagradu na međunarodnoj izložbi "Eurofire In The Land of Liege" u Bruxellesu.