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Projects MEŠTROVIĆ: NEW DIMENSION (2011 - 2014)VJ PROJECTIONS OF DIGITIZED PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALSAuthor and Project Manager: Zorana Jurić Šabić, Curator at the Meštrović Gallery During 2010/2011, more than 2600 photographs were digitized, catalogued and professionally processed at the Meštrović Gallery, primarily the collection donated by Ivan Meštrović in 1956, as well as other photographic materials created by the Meštrović Gallery as an institution. This primary business of the museum is often hidden from the eye of an external observer, and many processed museum items are never presented to the wider audience. This is the underlying reason for the creation of multimedia programme MEŠTROVIĆ: New Dimension combining different artistic media into a unique form of presentation of heritage and museum material. This programme, using new technologies and different media, exhibits Meštrović photographs that have not been published and creates a unique audio-visual experience in a completely contemporary and dynamic way. The multimedia programme MEŠTROVIĆ: New Dimension is envisioned as a combination of live VJ (video) projections accompanied by DJs whose task is to play the classic pieces that Meštrović liked to listen to (Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Chopin, Brahms …). On the façades of Meštrović’s architectural creations, photographs from Meštrović’s albums were projected, thematically related to his life, work and artistic interests, thus showing the world of Meštrović’s memories and the abundance of his artistic work. After the first programme which took place in the Meštrović Gallery in 2011 as part of the International Museum Day, the second version of the programme MEŠTROVIĆ: New Dimension II was organized as part of the Museum Night of 2014 at a new location – the Church of the Holy Redeemer (the Meštrović family mausoleum) in Otavice. The new programme emphasized the artist’s association with the locality, and, among other things, showed his childhood work, his works created during his time in the parental home and recordings of the artist and his family. The music that was inspired not only by the rich traditional heritage of the Dalmatian hinterland, but also with Meštrović’s work played a major role in the new concept. Thus, the great Croatian composer Jakov Gotovac composed in 1945 the orchestral piece Dinarka (Ples bola i ponosa – Dance of Pain and Pride), which, as he said, was inspired by Meštrović’s works “Mother” and “History of Croats”, and undoubtedly, by the landscape and the atmosphere of Meštrović’s native land. Curator Zorana Jurić Šabić is the author of the programme, and Dragan Đokić (video) and Vanja Purić (audio) are in charge of live video projections. The young video artist Dragan Đokić from the creative studio Studio Baranda is the author of the animation MEŠTROVIĆ: New Dimension which announces the programmes, and videos The Making Of, showing a fraction of the extraordinary atmosphere of these unique audio-visual projects.MORE IN THE NATIVE LAND OF IVAN MEŠTROVIĆ (2010)Cultural tourism projectAuthor and Project Manager: Zorana Jurić Šabić, Curator at the Meštrović Gallery The cultural tourism project In the Native Land of Ivan Meštrović was created as an initiative of the Ivan Meštrović Museums to create a tourist itinerary (promenade) in Otavice, Ružić and Gradac by placing interpretation tables on “Meštrović’s sites” (7) and by making a complementary bilingual guide, accompanied by the brown tourist signalization. The project was realized with funding of the Croatian Tourist Board, the Tourist Board of the Šibenik-Knin County, the Ivan Meštrović Museums and the Municipality of Ružić, in cooperation with the Drniš City Museum. The aim of the project was to present a remarkable cultural monument – the Church of the Holy Redeemer (the Meštrović family mausoleum) in Otavice, in the context of its immediate surroundings, a part of Petrovo Polje field from Otavice, Ružić to Gradac – Meštrović’s native land – using modern tools to bring professional knowledge to the visitors and to give insight into the diversity of Croatian natural and cultural heritage in Dalmatian hinterland. The native land in Petrovo polje, poverty, a land of stone and wood – are the basic elements that were embedded into Ivan Meštrović’s subconsciousness, that shaped his perception and followed him throughout his life. The solid link and eternal inspiration, the constant returning to the native land and the deep respect for tradition are the key reasons for choosing to end of his life journey in Otavice, the place of his childhood. Today, the Church of the Holy Redeemer stands at the pride of his native land, loudly speaking that the world-famous sculptor came from the small village of Otavice. The programme is designed as a walk through Meštrović’s native land, encouraging visitors with the story about the life and work of Ivan Meštrović to explore Petrovo polje by following the interpretation boards placed at key locations. All of the facilities that the artist built there – the family house, the antimalaria dispensary and the elementary school, as well as some other points that were of crucial importance to Meštrović’s artistic development – were marked. For example, the place where he had his first exhibition when he was just a boy, or spring Banovača with the original Roman relief – the place of the first encounter of a future artist with figurative art. The walk includes a visit to Gradac and the newly opened local collection at the Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, where several original Meštrović’s sculptures are exhibited. All of the aforementioned boards contain archival photographs and parallel texts in Croatian and English, and for those who want more knowledge and information, a printed guide In the Native Land of Ivan Meštrović is available. The installation of interpretation boards was preceded by supplementing the existing brown tourist signalization which points to the Church of the Holy Redeemer and facilitates the finding of the cultural tourism offer of the area. The entire project was realized with great support from the local community: the museum shop at the foot of the Church of the Holy Redeemer became a venue for various events of local character and a venue for displaying and selling authentic local handmade souvenirs, thus reviving tradition and old crafts. The exhibited ethnological objects of Drniš area are a successful reconstruction of past times and a display of the atmosphere of Meštrović’s childhood. The author of the project and the guide In Meštrović’s Homeland is Zorana Jurić Šabić, Curator at the Meštrović Gallery in Split. Viktor Popović was in charge of the design of the guide and the interpretation boards, and Zoran Alajbeg is author of the photographs.MORE
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Projekti MEŠTROVIĆ: Nova dimenzija (2011. i 2014.)OBJEDINJAVANJE RAZLIČITIH UMJETNIČKIH MEDIJA U JEDINSTVENU FORMU PREZENTACIJE BAŠTINE I MUZEJSKE GRAĐEAutorica projekta: Zorana Jurić Šabić Tijekom 2010./2011. godine u Galeriji Meštrović je digitalizirano, popisano i stručno obrađeno više od 2600 fotografija, prije svega kolekcije darovane od Ivana Meštrovića 1956. godine, ali i ostale fotografske građe nastale radom Galerije Meštrović kao ustanove. Taj primarni muzejski posao nerijetko je skriven od očiju vanjskog promatrača, a mnogi obrađeni muzejski predmeti nikada ne dožive predstavljanje široj publici. Iz tog razloga osmišljen je multimedijalni program MEŠTROVIĆ: Nova dimenzija kojim se objedinjuju različiti umjetnički mediji u jedinstvenu formu prezentacije baštine i muzejske građe. Ovaj program, koristeći nove tehnologije i različite medije, prikazuje dosad neobjavljene Meštrovićeve fotografije te na potpuno suvremen i dinamičan način stvara jedinstven audiovizualni doživljaj. Multimedijalni program MEŠTROVIĆ: Nova dimenzija zamišljen je kao kombinacija live VJ (video) projekcija u pratnji DJ-a čiji je zadatak reproducirati klasične komade koje je Meštrović rado slušao (Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Chopin, Brahms…). Na pročeljima Meštrovićevih arhitektonskih zdanja projicirale su se fotografije iz Meštrovićevih albuma tematski vezane uz njegov život, rad i umjetničke interese te je na taj način prikazan Meštrovićev svijet uspomena, te obilje njegova umjetničkog stvaralaštva. Nakon prvog održavanja programa u Galeriji Meštrović 2011. godine u sklopu Međunarodnog dana muzeja, druga verzija programa MEŠTROVIĆ: Nova dimenzija II priređena je u sklopu Noći muzeja 2014. godine na novoj lokaciji – Crkvi Presvetog Otkupitelja (grobnici obitelji Meštrović) u Otavicama. Novi program stavio je naglasak na umjetnikovu povezanost sa zavičajem te, među ostalim, prikazao njegove dječačke radove, djela koja je izradio za boravka u roditeljskom domu te snimke umjetnika s obitelji. Veliku je ulogu u novoj koncepciji imala glazba koja je ovoga puta bila nadahnuta ne samo bogatim folklornim naslijeđem dalmatinske Zagore, već upravo Meštrovićevim djelom. Tako je, naime, veliki hrvatski skladatelj Jakov Gotovac 1945. godine napisao orkestralno djelo Dinarka (Ples bola i ponosa), za koju ga je, kako je sam kazao, inspiriralo djelo našeg velikog Meštrovića „Majka“ i „Povijest Hrvata“ te, nedvojbeno, krajolik i ozračje Meštrovićevog zavičaja. Autorica programa je kustosica Zorana Jurić Šabić, dok su za videoprojekcije uživo zaduženi Dragan Đokić (video) i Vanja Purić (audio). Mladi videoumjetnik Dragan Đokić iz kreativnog studija Studio Baranda autor je animacija MEŠTROVIĆ: Nova dimenzija kojom se najavljuju programi te videa The Making Of, kojima se prikazuje djelić izvanredne atmosfere s održavanja ovih jedinstvenih audiovizualnih projekata.VIŠE U MEŠTROVIĆEVOM RODNOM KRAJU (2010.)KULTURNO - TURISTIČKI PROJEKT U MEŠTROVIĆEVOM RODNOM KRAJUAutorica projekta: Zorana Jurić Šabić Kulturno – turistički projekt U Meštrovićevom rodnom kraju nastao je kao inicijativa Muzeja Ivana Meštrovića kojom bi se stvorio turistički itinerar (šetnica) u Otavicama, Ružiću i Gradcu. Postavljene su interpretacijske table na mjestima vezanima uz Meštrovića, izrađeni su popratni dvojezični vodiči te postavljena smeđa turističke signalizacija. Cilj projekta je predstaviti izvanredan spomenik kulture, grobnicu obitelji Meštrović, u kontekstu njenog neposrednog okruženja, dijela Petrovog polja od Otavica, Ružića do Gradca, koristeći suvremene alate, kako bi posjetiteljima prenijeli stručno znanje i ponudili uvid u raznovrsnost hrvatske prirodne i kulturne baštine u Dalmatinskoj zagori.