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e-book Paper, Scissors, Book Bruketa & Žinić & Grey, Dejan Dragosavac Ruta, Danijel Dragojević, Irena Frantal, Peter Greenaway, Siniša Labrović, Dubravka Vidović, various artefacts Curators: Petra Galović, Klaudio Štefančić The international newspapers has recently paid much attention to the sales of traditional and electronic books. Namely, the statistics have shown that the drop in sales of paper books has not only ceased but even surpassed the sales of e-books manifold in certain – mainly Anglo-Saxon – markets. In a way, this information is both surprising and decisively not so. It is surprising because at one point it did seem that e-books met the key criteria of democratic education. They were cheap, or at least cheaper from paper ones; they were, thanks to the Internet, widely accessible; they were economical because they did not take up much space or collect dust; they possessed the yet untapped potential of networking texts as well as readers’ experiences, etc. Of course, all that potential would not have been possible without the devices, the new generation of e-readers, such as Kindle or iPad. The new e-readers have gotten better in the field of screen technology and wireless connectivity with sales centres (bookstores) and less so in the area of interpersonal communication and empowering the readers in general. Paradoxically, the greatest efforts have been put into making e-reading as similar to paper books, whether by imitating the colour of paper on screen or by designing new fonts, or – most often – both. One of the key devices in that technological evolution (Kindle 2) would thus be advertised based on its particular achievement: by adjusting the paper colour and font on the new screen, we recreated the nineteenth-century readers' experience, they boasted in Amazon. aBook [artist's book] Artists: Zvonimir Balog, Vlasta Delimar, Braco Dimitrijević, Fokus Grupa, Gorgona, Vladimir Gudac,Tina Gverović, Sanja Iveković, Luka Kedžo, Neva Kiš, Darko Kolibaš, Antun B. Kolumbić,Katalin Ladik, Branko Maleš, Dimitrije Bašičević Mangelos, Sanja Marčetić, Vlado Martek,Dalibor Martinis, Slavko Matković, Dražen Mazur, Ivan Jelinčić Merlin, Miron Milić, BojanMucko, Martin Peranović, Jelena Perišić, Ivana Pipal, Barbara Radelja, Sven Razum,Mladen Stilinović, Josip Stošić, Tea Stražičić, Jaroslav Supek, Balint Szombathy, MarkoTadić, Stipan Tadić, Miroljub Todorović, Goran Trbuljak, Mario Udženija, Milko Valent,Borben Vladović i Franci Zagoričnik. Curators: participants of the Curator's Platform, mentored by Ana Kovačić, assisted by Mateja Kuka. Participants of this year's Curator's platform conducted a research of a very interesting andactual field . They were divided into six different groups which were dealing with: definitionof artist's book, historical development, visual poetry, contemporary artist's book anddesigner - curator based collaboration. Through numerous examples the exhibition will show the results of their research. There are many different definitions of what an artist's book is and many different ways inwhich it can take form. What makes the artist's book a specific medium when comparedto other forms of artistic expression is the fact that one can hold it, read it, touch it andconsequently the artist can achieve an intimate relationship with the audience. The artistsperceive it as a space they can fill and in doing so, transfer their ideas, attitudes, intimatereflections or speak out loud about topics they are interested in.
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e-book aBook [artist's book] Umjetnici/e: Zvonimir Balog, Vlasta Delimar, Braco Dimitrijević, Fokus Grupa, Gorgona, Vladimir Gudac,Tina Gverović, Sanja Iveković, Luka Kedžo, Neva Kiš, Darko Kolibaš, Antun B. Kolumbić,Katalin Ladik, Branko Maleš, Dimitrije Bašičević Mangelos, Sanja Marčetić, Vlado Martek,Dalibor Martinis, Slavko Matković, Dražen Mazur, Ivan Jelinčić Merlin, Miron Milić, BojanMucko, Martin Peranović, Jelena Perišić, Ivana Pipal, Barbara Radelja, Sven Razum,Mladen Stilinović, Josip Stošić, Tea Stražičić, Jaroslav Supek, Balint Szombathy, MarkoTadić, Stipan Tadić, Miroljub Todorović, Goran Trbuljak, Mario Udženija, Milko Valent,Borben Vladović i Franci Zagoričnik. Kustosi: polaznici Kustoske platforme uz mentorstvo Ane Kovačić i asistenciju Mateje Kuke. Izložbom aBook [artist's book] polaznici ovogodišnjeg programa Kustoske platforme predstavljaju svoj istraživački rad na temu knjige umjetnika. Polaznici i polaznice proveli su istraživanje zanimljivog i aktualnog područja te su bili podijeljeni u šest različitih grupa koje su se bavile definiranjem samog pojma knjige umjetnika, povijesnim razvojem, vizualnom poezijom, knjigom umjetnika danas te suradnjom umjetnika i kustosa. Na izložbi će kroz brojne primjere biti predstavljeni rezultati njihovog rada. Mnoge su definicije knjige umjetnika i mnogo je načina na koje ih umjetnici oblikuju. Ono što knjigu umjetnika čini drugačijim medijem od ostalih umjetničkih ostvarenja jest činjenica da ju se može uzeti u ruku, čitati, listati, gledati, opipati te na taj način ostvaruje blisku vezu s publikom. Umjetnici je shvaćaju kao prostor kojeg mogu ispuniti te na taj način prenijeti svoje ideje, stavove, intimna razmišljanja ili aktivistički progovoriti o temama koje ih zanimaju.