The MAXXI - Museo nazionale delle arti del XXI secolo in Rome shows an extensive overview exhibition of works by artists from the former Yugoslavia. The exhibition 'Bigger than Myself. Heroic Voices from Ex-Yugoslavia ' is curated by Zdenka Badovinac and Giulia Ferracci. It asks questions about how to deal with values and forces that are greater than ourselves: global capitalism and heroic standing up for ideas and convictions. Some of the 50 artists with around 100 works are also represented in the Art Collection Telekom. The 'Angels with Dirty Faces' by Croatian artist Igor Grubić are presented in the windows of the facade of MAXXI.
*1972 in Kranj, Yugoslavia, now Slovenia. Lives and works in Boston, Mass., USA, and Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Work: Mudam Studio
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*1947 in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, now Serbia. Lived in Zagreb, Croatia – died 2016 in Pula, Croatia.
Work: Material Value of Laziness
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*1974 in Skopje, Yugoslavia, now North Macedonia. Lives and works in Skopje.
Work: Untitled (Artist is Not a Civil Servant)
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*1949 in Zagreb, Yugoslavia, now Croatia. Lives and works in Zagreb.
Work: Women's House (Sunglasses)
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*1962 in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, now Bosnia and Herzegovina. Lives and works in Sarajevo and Düsseldorf, Germany.
Work: Isola Bella
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*1969 in Zagreb, Yugoslavia, now Croatia. Lives and works in Zagreb.
Work: East Side Story
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*1979 in Sisak, Yugoslavia, now Croatia. Lives and works in Zagreb, Croatia.
Work: Until a Breath of Air
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*1973 in Skopje, Yugoslavia, now North Macedonia. Lives and works in Skopje.
Work: Obsessive Setting (archive prototype I)
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*1979 Ljubljana, Slovenia. Lives and works in London.
Work: Everything that you desire nothing that you fear
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