THE CROATIAN CONTEMPORARY MEDAL MEDALJA

HRVATSKA SUVREMENA MEDALJATHE CROATIAN CONTEMPORARY MEDAL

Izložba HRVATSKA SUVREMENA MEDALJA

1. – 15. prosinca 2016.

THE EXHIBITION THE CROATIAN CONTEMPORARY MEDAL

1 Dec – 15 Dec 2016

Studio Moderne galerije „Josip Račić“,Margaretska 3, Zagreb

The Josip Račić Studio of the Modern Gallery,Margaretska 3, Zagreb

THE CROATIAN CONTEMPORARY MEDAL / HRVATSKA SUVREMENA MEDALJA / 5

1 Suvremena medalja u Hrvatskoj.

U povodu 40. obljetnice Hrvatskog

numizmatičkog društva, Muzej za

umjetnost i obrt, Zagreb, 1969.2 Memorijal Ive Kerdića zamišljen je

kao zajednička trijenalna izložbena

manifestacija Zagreba i Osijeka. Od

1983. godine do danas naziva se i

Triennale hrvatskog medaljerstva i

male plastike i kontinuirano se

održava u Osijeku, u organizaciji

Galerije likovnih umjetnosti, danas

Muzeju likovnih umjetnosti.

U osvitu secesije, rađa se razdobljeautohtone hrvatske moderne medaljerskeumjetnosti. Njeni su začetnici hrvatskikipari Robert Frangeš-Mihanović (1872. –1940.) i Rudolf Valdec (1872. – 1929.), čijespomenice dosežu razinu onodobnogeuropskog medaljerstva. Bogat medaljerskiopus Ive Kerdića (1881. – 1953.) ujedno je iokosnica povijesti hrvatskoga medaljerstvatijekom prve polovice 20. stoljeća. To razdoblje obilježeno je secesijskomdekorativnošću i plitkim, gotovo slikarskimreljefom, a od 20-ih godina prošlog stoljeća ipročišćenim volumenima art-decoa.Promjenom oblika povijesne medalje 1940-ih, Vanja Radauš (1906. – 1975.) preoblikujezadani krug medalje u formalnom imorfološkom smislu i na taj način utire putsuvremenom hrvatskom medaljerstvu.Želimir Janeš (1916. – 1996.) ide dalje, te smorfološkog aspekta uvodi forme taktila istajačica. Kosta Angeli Radovani (1916. –2002.) ostavlja samo izražajno napeto licekao formu i jedini sadržaj medalje.Raznovrsnošću i brojnošću minucioznoizvedenih radova, u današnjem trenutkuističe se medaljerstvo Damira Mataušića, sutvrđenim samosvojnim rječnikom simbola iuvođenjem novih tehnika i materijala,prihvatljivim suvremenoj reprezentativnojmedalji.

Već na značajnoj izložbi Suvremena medaljau Hrvatskoj, održanoj 1969. godine,1

zapažena su preoblikovana medaljerskadjela u odnosu na tradicionalnu medalju, nouglavnom po svom oblikovnom svojstvu.Istovremeno, zadržano je njeno izvornopoimanje kao počasnice važnoj osobi ilidruštvenom događaju. Memorijali Ive Kerdića, od 1980. godine dodanas,2 odražavaju postignuća suvremenoghrvatskog medaljerstva. Unatoč dvojbamakoje se u trogodišnjim intervalimapostavljaju, hrvatsko suvremenomedaljerstvo vrlo je vitalno po svojimindividualnim vrijednostima i oblicimaizražavanja. Za kontinuitet i revitalizacijuhrvatskog medaljerstva značajno jeosnivanje usmjerenja Mala plastika imedaljerstvo na Kiparskom odsjekuAkademije likovnih umjetnosti u Zagrebu1996. godine. Pod vodstvom prof. DamiraMataušića stasali su brojni mladi kipariposvećeni medaljerstvu i maloj plastici,kiparskim disciplinama između kojih sedanas sve više brišu granice. Zahvaljujućibliskoj suradnji Hrvatskog novčarskogzavoda i Hrvatske narodne banke (i samoponekih ostalih hrvatskih institucija) shrvatskim medaljerima, egzistira ioficijelna, reprezentativna hrvatskamedalja, rađena istim rukama kojima u

HRVATSKA SUVREMENA MEDALJAOd medalje do transmedalje

6 / HRVATSKA SUVREMENA MEDALJA / THE CROATIAN CONTEMPORARY MEDAL

intimnom okruženju oblikuju vlastitekreativne medaljerske svjetove.

Uobičajeno shvaćanje medalje u kulturno-povijesnom kontekstu je njeno lice i naličje,sadržaj i smisao. Kao takva opstaje i danas,ali postaje i nešto potpuno novo i drugačije.Njeno je osuvremenjeno lice samopoticajno3

i rezultat je čistog umjetničkog promišljanjai djelovanja.

Suvremena umjetnička medalja samo je jošpo formi i formatu medalja. Postajetransmedalja jer iskoračuje iz svogmedijskog determinizma i udaljava se odstilskih obrazaca. Ona je stajaćica, taktil,objekt i mala skulptura. Nacrtana je iocrtana, obojana je i oslikana.4 Često jeizrađena od raznovrsnih i novih,nekonvencionalnih, skulptorskihmaterijala. Ako je pak i izlivena u bronci,lišena je društvenih tema idokumentarnosti događaja. Sadrži vrloosobne teme, promišljanja i osjećaje. Njenkontekst je asocijativan i meditativan. Suvremena hrvatska medaljerskaumjetnost u suglasju je s globalnimkretanjima u vizualnim umjetnostima.Apsorbira najnovije umjetničke trendove iumjetnicima omogućuje iskazivanjevlastitog doživljavanja svijeta i stavovaprema suvremenim i univerzalnim ljudskimtemama preko najrazličitijih oblikovnihsredstava i materijala.5

Nakon skoro tri desetljeća izložbesuvremenih medaljera u Zagrebu,6 Modernagalerija prezentira recentna ostvarenjahrvatskih medaljera.

Na izložbi Hrvatska suvremena medaljasudjeluje 26 hrvatskih medaljera svihnaraštaja s 67 djela nastalih od 1990. godinedo danas. To su: Ivan Antolčić, Paula Banić,Kruno Bošnjak, Zdravko Brkić, AnaDivković, Stjepan Divković, Rebecca GlavanGlušac, Karlo Gross, Marko Horvat, KuzmaKovačić, Đurđica Kovačiček, Maja Krstić-Lukač, Margareta Landau Nejašmić, DamirMataušić, Jelena Mavrić, Matko Mijić,Medarda Pack, Matej Pašalić, Luka

3 Bogdan Mesinger, Svitanje novog

medaljerstva u osvitu novog tisućljeća,

VII. Memorijal Ive Kerdića, GLUO,

Osijek, 2001., str. 37.4 Daniel Zec, K dvanaestom trienalu,

XII. Memorijal Ive Kerdića, MLU,

Osijek, 2016., str. 7.5 Hrvatski medaljeri kontinuirano

izlažu na međunarodnim FIDEM-ovim

izložbama suvremene umjetničke

medalje od 1992. godine.6 Gjuro Krasnov, Vesna Mažuran-

Subotić, U povodu 60. obljetnice

Hrvatskog numizmatičkog društva.

Dvanaest hrvatskih medaljera,

Muzejski prostor, Zagreb, 1988.

Petrinjak, Anja Planinčić, Irena Podvorac,Judita Poljak, Stipe Sikirica, MajaŠimunović, Martina Vrbljanin, Željko Zima.Izložba omogućava uvid u raznovrstan idinamičan svijet raznoliko koncipiranih ioblikovanih djela suvremenog hrvatskogmedaljerstva visokog likovnog dosega.

Tatijana Gareljić


1 Suvremena medalja u Hrvatskoj.

U povodu 40. obljetnice Hrvatskog

numizmatičkog društva, Museum of

Arts and Crafts, Zagreb, 1969.2 Memorijal Ive Kerdića / Ivo Kerdić

Memorial is a joint triennial event

between Zagreb and Osijek. Since 1983

it has also been called the Triennial of

Croatian Medal Making and Small Scale

Sculpture, and is always held in Osijek,

organised by what is today the Museum

of Fine Arts.

The dawn of the Viennese Secession saw thebirth of an indigenous Croatian art of themodern medal. Its begetters were theCroatian sculptors Robert Frangeš-Mihanović(1872 – 1940) and Rudolf Valdec (1872 – 1929),whose commemoratives were fully up to thelevel of the European medallists of the time.The rich medal-making oeuvre of Ivo Kerdić(1881 – 1953) constituted the central core ofthe history of Croatian medal-making duringthe first half of the 20th century. This periodwas marked by Secession or Art Nouveaudecorativeness, with shallow, practicallypainterly relief. From the 1920s the medal inCroatia took on the refined volumes of ArtDeco. With a change in the historical shape ofthe medal, in the 1940s Vanja Radauš (1906 –1975) reshaped the well-entrenched circularform, in both a formal and a morphologicalsense, and in this way blazed the trail forcontemporary Croatian medals. Želimir Janeš(1916 – 1996) went a step further andmorphologically speaking brought in theforms of the tactile object and the freestanding object. Kosta Angeli Radovani (1916 –2002) left the expressively tense face as theform and only content of the medal. In today’sage, the medal-making oeuvre of DamirMataušić stands out for the diversity and

volume of the minutely produced works, witha well established independent vocabulary ofsymbols and the introduction of newtechniques and materials, acceptable to thecontemporary representative medal.

By the time of the important exhibition The Contemporary Medal in Croatia, held in19691, medals that had been transformed withrespect to the tradition of the genre wereobserved, but on the whole for their formalproperties. At the same time, the originalconception as way of honouring an importantperson or social event was retained. Since1980, the Ivo Kerdić Memorials2, havereflected the achievements of contemporaryCroatian medal-making. Notwithstanding thedoubts that are raised in the three-yearintervals, Croatian contemporary medal-making is very vital in its individual valuesand forms of expression. The founding of thesmall scale sculpting and medal-makingmajor at the Academy of Fine Arts in 1996 wassignificant for the continuity andrevitalisation of the medal making tradition inCroatia. Taught by Damir Mataušić, numerousyoung sculptors dedicated to medal makingand small scale sculpture, sculpturaldisciplines the boundaries between which

THE CROATIAN CONTEMPORARY MEDAL From Medal to Transmedal


were more or less erased, grew to maturity.Thanks to the close collaboration of theCroatian Monetary Institute and the CroatianNational Bank (and just a few other Croatianinstitutions) with Croatian medallists, there isan official, representative Croatian medal,made with the same hands with which in theirintimate surroundings they give shape totheir own creative medallist worlds.

The common understanding of the medal inthe cultural history context is its obverse andreverse, content and sense. It exists in thesame shape today, but is also becomingsomething entirely new and different. Its updated face is self-starting3 and the resultof pure artistic thinking and acting. The contemporary art medal is only in its formand format a medal. It is becoming thetransmedal, for it has stepped out of thedeterminism of its medium and put a distancebetween itself and stylistic templates. It is afree-standing and a tactile object, an objectand a small scale sculpture. It is drawn andcontoured, coloured and painted4. It is oftenmade of several heterogeneous and new andunconventional sculptural materials. But if itis case in bronze, it is devoid of social themesand the documentariness of the event. It hasvery personal themes, reflections andfeelings. Its context will be associative andmeditative.

The contemporary Croatian art of the medal isconsistent with global movements in thevisual arts. It has absorbed the most recenttrends and enables artists to express theirown perception of the world and their viewson contemporary and universal humanthemes via extremely diverse formalresources and materials5.

After almost three decades of the exhibitionof contemporary medallists in Zagreb6, theModern Gallery is now presenting the mostrecent creations of Croatian medallists.

Twenty six Croatian medallists are taking partin the exhibition The Croatian ContemporaryMedal, of all generations, with 67 workscreated since 1990. These artists are : Ivan

3 Bogdan Mesinger, Svitanje novog

medaljerstva u osvitu novog tisućljeća,

VII. Memorijal Ive Kerdića, Gallery of

Fine Arts, Osijek, 2001, p. 37.4 Daniel Zec, K dvanaestom trienalu, XII.

Memorijal Ive Kerdića, MLU, Osijek,

2016, p. 7.5 Croatian medallists have exhibited

continuously at the international FIDEM

exhibitions of the contemporary art

medal since 1992. 6 Gjuro Krasnov, Vesna Mažuran-

Subotić, U povodu 60. obljetnice

Hrvatskog numizmatičkog društva.

Dvanaest hrvatskih medaljera,

Muzejski prostor, Zagreb, 1988

Antolčić, Paula Banić, Kruno Bošnjak, ZdravkoBrkić, Ana Divković, Stjepan Divković,Rebecca Glavan Glušac, Karlo Gross, MarkoHorvat, Kuzma Kovačić, Đurđica Kovačiček,Maja Krstić-Lukač, Margareta LandauNejašmić, Damir Mataušić, Jelena Mavrić,Matko Mijić, Medarda Pack, Matej Pašalić,Luka Petrinjak, Anja Planinčić, IrenaPodvorac, Judita Poljak, Stipe Sikirica, MajaŠimunović, Martina Vrbljanin, Željko Zima.The exhibition provides an insight into thediverse and dynamic world of works ofCroatian medal making conceived and shapedvery diversely, all of them of outstanding intheir visual scope.

Tatijana Gareljić

KATALOG DJELA / CATALOGUE OF WORKS


Rođen je 1928. godine u Komarevu. Završio jeŠkolu primijenjene umjetnosti u Zagrebu1953. Od 1954. do 1955. radio je u HNK-u kaoscenski kipar i scenograf. Bavi seilustracijom i opremanjem knjiga tegrafičkim dizajnom kazališnih plakata odkojih se na stotinu nalaze u zbirci Institutaza teatrologiju HAZU. U nakladi Stražaobjavio je grafičke mape (Korablja I. iKorablja II.). Autor je svečanog zastora zaZagrebačko kazalište lutaka 2006. Dobitnikje niza priznanja, nagrada i odlikovanja,među kojima je i Nagrada za životno djeloULUPUH-a 2010. Radi reljefe, medalje iplakete slobodnih oblika i simboličkihsadržaja poetičnog nadahnuća i dječjezaigranosti.

Ivan AntolčićZagreb, Štefanićeva 5

1. Ljubo Babić i Inga Kostinčer, Hrvatsko narodno kazalište, 1997.stajaćica, bronca; lijevanje, 90 x 71 mmLjubo Babić and Inga Kostinčer, Croatian National Theatre, 1997free-standing object, bronze; casting, 90 x 71 mm

3. Nevenka Filipović – glumica Zagrebačkog kazališta lutaka, 2008.stajaćica, bronca; lijevanje, 167 x 100 mmNevenka Filipović – actress of the Zagreb Puppet Theatre, 2008free-standing object, bronze; casting, 167 x 100 mm

Born in 1928, in Komarevo. Completed theSchool of Applied Art in Zagreb in 1953. From1954 to 1955 he worked in the CNT as stagesculptor and set-designer. He is also engagedin illustration and book design as well asdesign for theatre posters, a hundred or so ofwhich are found in the collection of theCroatian Academy of Sciences and ArtsInstitute for Theatre Studies. In the Stražaimprint he published some graphic portfolios(Korablja I, and Korablja II). He is the creatorof the front curtain for the Zagreb PuppetTheatre of 2006. He has won a series ofcommendations, prizes and decorations,among which is the ULUPUH LifetimeAchievement Award, 2010. He does reliefs,medal, plaquettes, free forms and symbolic contents, poetically inspired and childishly playful.


2. Zagrebačko kazalište lutaka, 2006.stajaćica, bronca; lijevanje, 147 x 115 mmZagreb Puppet Theatre, 2006free-standing object, bronze; casting, 147 x 115 mm


Rođena je 1987. u Zagrebu. Magistrirala je2014. na Akademiji likovnih umjetnosti uZagrebu, Odjelu kiparstva – usmjerenje Malaplastika i medaljerstvo u klasi prof. DamiraMataušića. U ciklusu Znakovi vremenaumjetnica aplicira otisak dijela lica svojihprofesora s Akademije na medalje u kojimaželi „uhvatiti“ njihovu osobnost,neponovljivost i karakter.

Paula Banić Zagreb, Slavenskog [email protected]

Born in 1987 in Zagreb; she took a master’s in2015 at the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb,sculpture department, small scale sculptureand medal making major in the class ofDamir Mataušić. In the series Signs ofthe Time, the artist has applied animpression of parts of the faces ofher teachers from the Academyonto the medal, wanting to catchsomething of their personality,uniqueness and character.

4. Damir Mataušić, 2014.medalja, mesing, pozlaćeno; lijevanje, lotanje, Ø 99 mmDamir Mataušić, 2014medal, brass, gilt; casting, soldering, dia. 99 mm


6. Zdravko Brkić, 2014.plaketa, bronca; lijevanje 104,4 x 106 x 46,2 mmZdravko Brkić, 2014plaque, bronze; casting 104.4 x 106 x 46.2 mm

5. Enes Quien, 2014.medalja, srebro; lijevanje, patiniranje, aplicirano u abonos, Ø 107,5 mmEnes Quien, 2014medal, silver; casting, patinated, appliquéd on ebony, dia. 107.5 mm


Rođen je u Lovreću kraj Imotskoga 1936.Akademiju likovnih umjetnosti završio uZagrebu 1964., na kojoj je bio profesor od1985. do 2006. U oblikovanju portreta,figuralnih kompozicija sakralne tematike,aktova i spomeničke plastike oslanja se natradicionalna realistička rješenja, a djelamale plastike i medaljerstva karakterizirasvježina i neposrednost modeliranja. Kaomedaljer izradio je više hrvatskih odličja.

Born in Lovreć, near Imotski, in 1946. Hegraduated from the Academy of Fine Arts inZagreb in 1964, and taught at this institutionfrom 1985 to 2006. In the shaping of portraits,figural compositions of religious subjects,nudes and monumental sculpture he draws ontraditional realistic approaches and his worksof small scale sculpture and medal makingare characterised by freshness andimmediacy of modelling. As medallist he hasproduced a number of Croatian decorations.

Kruno BošnjakZagreb, Đorđićeva 1A

7. Nagrada Dubravko Horvatić, 2011.

medalja, bronca; lijevanje, 147 mm

The Dubravko Horvatić Award, 2011

medal, bronze; casting, 147 mm


Rođen je 1949. u Zagrebu. Diplomirao jekiparstvo na Akademiji likovnih umjetnostiu Zagrebu 1972. Izlaže od 1978., redovito naMemorijalnom trijenalu Ive Kerdića i naFIDEM-ovim izložbama. Posvetio je cijeli svojumjetnički rad medaljerstvu s osobnooblikovanim spomenicama na značajnedogađaje i ličnosti, vješto objedinjenihpojedinih dijelova. Sažima karakteristikeportretiranih i ono što ih obilježava narazvidan i plastičan način.

Born in 1949 in Zagreb, and graduated insculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts inZagreb in 1972. Has exhibited since 1978,regularly so at the Ivo Kerdić MemorialTriennial and at FIDEM shows. He has devotedthe whole of his artistic work to medal-making, with personally shapedcommemoratives of important events andpersonalities, with skilfully united individualparts. He sums up the characteristics of thesubjects of the portraits and what marks themin a clear and three-dimensional manner.

Zdravko Brkić Zagreb, Slavenskog 27

8. Andrija Kačić Miošić, 2007.

medalja, bronca; lijevanje, Ø 115 mm

Andrija Kačić Miošić, 2007

medal, bronze; casting, dia.: 115 mm


10. Dr. sc. Enes Quien, 2014.

stajaćica, bronca; lijevanje, 115 x 100 mm

Dr. Sc. Enes Quien, 2014

free-standing object, bronze; casting, 115 x 100 mm

Zdravko Brkić

9. Vesna Mažuran, 2012.

stajaćica, bronca; lijevanje, 120 x 115 mm

Vesna Mažuran, 2012

free-standing object, bronze; casting 120 x 115 mm


Rođena je u Zagrebu 1986. Diplomirala je2010. na Akademiji likovnih umjetnosti uZagrebu, Odjelu kiparstva – usmjerenje Malaplastika i medaljerstvo u klasi prof. DamiraMataušića. Uz nekoliko samostalnih izložbi,redovito izlaže na Memorijalnom trijenaluIve Kerdića i na FIDEM-ovim izložbama. Uztradicionalno oblikovane medalje posvećeneosobama i institucijama, stvara kritičkiciklus Prevrtljivaca i Kolutljivaca „nasilnonasiljenih u geometrijske okvire“.

Born in Zagreb in 1986 and graduated in 2010at the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb,sculpture department – small scale sculptureand medal making major, class of DamirMataušić. She has had several solo shows andregularly exhibitions at the Ivo KerdićMemorial Triennial and at FIDEM shows. Aswell as traditionally formed medals dedicatedto persons and institutions, she has created acritical series of Chameleons and Rounders,“violently forced into geometrical shapes”.

Ana Divković Zagreb, Dedići 94

[email protected]

11. Kotačljivac, 2011.


Wheeler, 2011

medal, bronze; casting, dia. 97 mm


Rođen je u Pogoriocu 1961. Diplomirao je1986. godine na Akademiji likovnihumjetnosti u Zagrebu u klasi profesora StipeSikirice. Brojni medaljerski radovirealizirani su u suradnji s Hrvatskomnarodnom bankom i Hrvatskim novčarskimzavodom. Odlika njegovog likovnog izrazaklasična je i tradicionalna, sa svimosobitostima pomno razrađenog sadržajaminuciozne izrade.

Born in Pogorioc in 1961 and graduated fromthe Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb in 1986,class of Stipe Sikirica. Many of his medal-making works have been produced incollaboration with the Croatian National Bankand the Croatian Monetary Institute. Hisvisual expression is classical and tradition,with all the features of meticulously workedout contents and highly detailedworkmanship.

Stjepan Divković[email protected]

12. Hrvatsko čipkarstvo, 2011.


Croatian Lace-making, 2011



Rođena je 1990. u Zagrebu. Diplomirala je2015. na Akademiji likovnih umjetnosti uZagrebu, Odjelu kiparstva – usmjerenje Malaplastika i medaljerstvo u klasi prof. DamiraMataušića. Sudjelovala je na desetakradionica i skupnih izložbi. Medalje Sjećanjei Žalost respektiraju klasičnu kružnu formu,no unutar njih oblikovano je posve osobnomeditativno značenje.

Born in 1990 in Zagreb, graduated in 2015 inZagreb at the Academy of Fine Arts, sculpturedepartment, small-scale sculpture and medalmaking major, class of Damir Mataušić. Shehas taken part in some dozen workshops andcollective shows. The medals Memory andGrief respect the classic circular form, butshaped in them is a completely personalmeditative meaning.

Rebecca Glavan GlušacKašina, Prigorska 62, Prekvršje

[email protected]

13. Sjećanje, 2015.


Memory, 2015


14. Žalost, 2015.


Grief, 2015



Born in Zagreb in 1978 and graduated in 2005at the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb,sculpture department, small-scale sculptureand medal making major, class of DamirMataušić. He has exhibited at three solo showsand regularly at specialised medal-makingexhibitions at home and abroad. His medalsare among the most recent cycle of paintedmedals which point up the expressiveness ofrobust archaic and emblematic forms and aredevelopments of his earlier cycles Interior andNudes.

Rođen je u Zagrebu 1978. Diplomirao je 2005.na Akademiji likovnih umjetnosti uZagrebu na Odjelu kiparstva –usmjerenje Mala plastika i medaljerstvou klasi prof. Damira Mataušića. Izlagaoje na tri samostalne i redovito naspecijaliziranim izložbamamedaljerstva u Hrvatskoj i svijetu.Medalje pripadaju najnovijem ciklusuoslikanih medalja, na kojimapotencira ekspresivnost robusniharhaično – amblemskih formi inadogradnja su njegovih ranijih ciklusaInterijera i Aktova.

Karlo Gross Zagreb, Babonićeva [email protected]

15. Interijer, 2016.

medalja, gips, ulje; modeliranje, bojanje, Ø 102,3 mm

Interior, 2016

medal, plaster, oil; modelling, painting, dia. 102,3 mm


16. Akt, 2016.

medalja, gips, ulje; modeliranje, bojanje, Ø 102 mm

Nude, 2016

medal, plaster, oil; modelling, painting, dia. 102 mm


Rođen je 1984. u Zagrebu. Diplomirao je 2011.godine na Akademiji likovnih umjetnosti uZagrebu, a specijalizirao 2015. na Odjelukiparstva – usmjerenje Mala plastika imedaljerstvo u klasi prof. Damira Mataušića.Izlagao je na više od 15 skupnih izložbi uzemlji i inozemstvu. Kitovima, kao najvećimživotinjama na planeti, autorov cilj jeistražiti odnos veliki – mali, stavljajući ih umale skulpture i medalje. Medalja Heritagepredstavlja drvo života hrvatskogmedaljerstva.

Born in 1984 in Zagreb in 2011 graduated fromat the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb,sculpture department, small-scale sculptureand medal making major, class of DamirMataušić. He has shown his work at over 15collective exhibitions at home and abroad. Hisfigures of whales, the biggest creatures on theplanet, serve for his aim of exploring therelationship of big and small putting them insmall scale sculptures and medals. The medalHeritage represents the tree of life ofCroatian medal-making.

Marko Horvat Zagreb, Svetice [email protected]

17. Kit -7, 2015.

medalja, bronca; lijevanje, Ø 98,7 mm

Whale -7, 2015

medal, bronze; casting, dia. 98,7 mm

18. Kit -35, 2015.

medalja, bronca; lijevanje, Ø 98,7

mm

Whale -35, 2015



19. Heritage, 2015.


Heritage, 2015



Rođena je 1958. u Zagrebu. Diplomirala jekiparstvo 1981. na Akademiji likovnihumjetnosti u Zagrebu u klasi prof. ŽelimiraJaneša. Izlagala je na četiri samostalne i višeskupnih izložbi, a redovito na Memorijalnomtrijenalu Ive Kerdića i na FIDEM-ovimizložbama. Medalje oblikuje u posveosobnom i simboličnom odabiru materijala iintimna su interpretacija duhovnosti,prihvaćene kao postojanost, nada iiskušenje.

Born in 1958 in Zagreb and graduated insculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts inZagreb in the class of Želimir Janeš. She hasexhibited at four solo and a number ofcollective shows, and is a regular at the IvoKerdić Memorial Triennial and FIDEMexhibitions. She shapes her medals in a verypersonal and symbolic selection of materials;they are an intimate interpretation ofspirituality, accepted as constancy, hope andtemptation.

Đurđica Kovačiček Zagreb, Mlinovi [email protected]

20. Svjetlo na kraju tunela, 2014.

medalja, bronca; lijevanje, s perforacijom

i krunom od srebrne žice, Ø 60 mm

Light at the End of the Tunnel, 2014

medal, bronze; casting, with perforation and

a silver wire crown, dia. 60 mm


22. Pozornica života, 2014.


Theatre of Life, 2014


21. Nada, 2014.

medalja, bronca; lijevanje, s perforacijom i staklenim križem

sa srebrnom žicom, Ø 60 mm

Hope, 2014

medal, bronze; casting, with perforation and a silver cross with

silver wire, dia. 60 mm


Rođen je u Hvaru, 1952. Na Akademijilikovnih umjetnosti u Zagrebu diplomirao jekiparstvo 1976. Redoviti je profesor naUmjetničkoj akademiji u Splitu. Dobitnik jebrojnih nagrada i priznanja, i član je HAZUod 2012. Izlagao je na četrdesetaksamostalnih izložbi i mnogim skupnimizložbama u domovini i inozemstvu. Autor jevećeg broja javnih spomenika i sakralnihkiparskih djela, kao i optjecajnog novcaRepublike Hrvatske – kuna i lipa, te višezlatnika i srebrenjaka. Njegova mnogobrojnakonteplativna djela, nadahnuta tradicijom ireligioznošću, oblikovana su inovativnompoetskom morfologijom.

Born in Hvar in 1953, and graduated insculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts inZagreb in 1976. He is a full professor at the ArtAcademy in Split. He has won numerousprizes and commendations; he has been anassociate of the Croatian Academy of Sciencesand Arts since 2012. He has shown his work atforty or so solo exhibitions and manycollective reviews at home and abroad. He hascreated rather a large number of publicmonuments and religious works of sculpture,as well as coins in circulation in the Republicof Croatia – the one kuna (marten) and thelipa (linden, a hundredth of a kuna), as well asa good number of gold and silver coins. Hismany contemplative works, inspired bytradition and a feeling for piety, are shapedwith an independent poetic morphology.

Kuzma KovačićSplit, Lovretska [email protected]

23. Ivana Brlić Mažuranić, 1998.


Ivana Brlić Mažuranić, 1998


24. Sonetni dani Hanibala Lucića, 2001.

plaketa, bronca; lijevanje, 235 x 155 mm

Sonnet Days of Hanibal Lucić, 2001

plaque, bronze; casting, 235 x 155 mm


26. Iubilaeum Kotor 809. (Sv. Trifun), 2009.


Iubilaeum Kotor 809. (St Tryphon), 2009


25. Odličje Matice hrvatske grof Janko Drašković, 2008.


Grof Janko Drašković Decoration of Matica Hrvatska, 2008



Rođena je 1954. u Splitu. Diplomirala jekiparstvo 1979. na Akademiji likovnihumjetnosti u Zagrebu. Sudjelovala je na višeod 40 skupnih izložbi u zemlji i inozemstvu išest samostalnih; redovito izlaže naMemorijalnom trijenalu Ive Kerdića i naFIDEM-ovim izložbama. Od 2008.ravnateljica je Škole za primijenjeneumjetnosti i dizajn u Zagrebu. Otkupnunagradu British Museuma iz Londonazaslužila je njena medalja Djeca u ratu. U nekonvencionalnim radovima inventivnose poigrava zoomorfnim asocijativnimsvijetom i kubičnom stilizacijom.

Born in 1954 in Split, and graduated insculpture in 1979 at the Academy of Fine Artsin Zagreb. She has taken part in more than 40collective exhibitions at home and abroad andhas had six solo shows; she regularly exhibitsat the Ivo Kerdić Memorial Triennial and atFIDEM shows. Her medal Children in War wona purchase prize for her from the BritishMuseum. In her unconventional works sheplays inventively with a zoomorphic,associative world and cubic stylisation.

Maja Krstić-Lukač Zagreb, Gundulićeva [email protected]

27. Djeca u ratu, 1993.


Children in War, 1993


28. Metamorfoza, 2013.

medalja u dva dijela, bronca i aluminij; lijevanje, Ø 120 mm

Metamorphosis, 2013

two-part medal, bronze and aluminium; casting, dia. 120 mm


29. Baustelle 03 / Ich habe keine Zeit fur Kunst, 2013.

plaketa, bronca i aluminij; lijevanje, 110 x 110 x 7 mm

Baustelle 03 / Ich habe keine Zeit fur Kunst, 2013

plaque, bronze and aluminium; casting, 110 x 110 x 7 mm


Rođena 1931. u Sarajevu. Diplomirala jepovijest umjetnosti u Zagrebu. Autorica jebrojnih medalja i nakita izrađenih uplemenitom materijalu i dobitnica je višenagrada. Inspiracija su joj prepoznatljivevizure hrvatskih gradova i njihovaspomenička obilježja koje minucioznorazrađuje u medaljerskim oblicima. Drugatema njenih podrobno oblikovanihminijatura su patnje i stradanja hrvatskognaroda, kao i odavanje počastinajzaslužnijim duhovnicima.

Born in 1931 in Sarajevo, and graduated in arthistory in Zagreb. She has created numerousmedals and items of jewellery done inprecious metals and has won several prizes.Her inspiration consists of recognisable viewsof Croatian cities and their monumentalfeatures, which she works meticulously in amedallist’s forms. A second theme of herminiatures worked out in detail is thesufferings and losses of the Croatian people,and the honours due to the most meritoriousspiritual leaders.

Margareta Landau Nejašmić Zagreb, Pantovčak 118a

30. Bleiburg, 1995.

medalja, tombak; kovanje, Ø 80 mm

Bleiburg, 1995

medal, pinchbeck; striking, dia. 80 mm


32. Johannes Paulus II MCMXX – MMIV, 2005.

plaketa/stajaćica, bronca, srebro; kovanje, 124,5 x 74,2 mm

Johannes Paulus II MCMXX – MMIV, 2005

plaque / free standing object, bronze, silver; striking, 124.5 x 74.2 mm

31. Vukovar, 1997.

plaketa, srebro; kovanje, djelomice pozlaćeno, 67 x 82 mm

Vukovar, 1997

plaque, silver; striking, part gilt, 67 x 82 mm


Rođen je 1954. u Zagrebu. Diplomirao jekiparstvo 1979. na Akademiji likovnihumjetnosti u Zagrebu u klasi prof. ŽelimiraJaneša. Redoviti je profesor na Akademijilikovnih umjetnosti u Zagrebu, na Odjelukiparstva – usmjerenje Mala plastika imedaljerstvo. Priredio je 25 samostalnih isudjelovao je na 85 skupnih izložbi u zemlji iinozemstvu s realiziranih više od 1000medaljerskih djela. Najplodonosnijisuvremeni hrvatski medaljer DamirMataušić oblikuje spomenice visokorazrađenog osobnog sustava simbola, ukojima klasične tehnike lijevanja, kovanja igraviranja obogaćuje novim materijalaima,inkrustacijama i patiniranjima. Odmak odreprezantativnih djela je posve intimnooblikovana obiteljska medalja – objekt.

Born in 1954; graduated in sculpture in 1979,Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb, class ofŽelimir Janeš. He is a full professor now at theAcademy of Fine Arts, sculpture department,small scale sculpture and medal makingmajor. He has put on 25 solo and taken part in85 collective exhibitions at home and abroad,showing his production of over a thousandmedals. The most prolific contemporaryCroatian medallist, Damir Mataušić givesshape to commemoratives with a highlyworked out personal system of symbols, inwhich he enriches the class techniques ofcasting, striking and engraving with newmaterials, with incrustation and patination. A departure from the grander official works isthe entirely intimately formed family medalor object.

Damir Mataušić Zagreb, Krvarić [email protected]

33. Vatroslav Jagić, 1995.

medalja, srebro; kovanje, djelomice ručna pozlata, Ø 72 mm

Vatroslav Jagić, 1995

medal, silver; striking part hand gilt, dia. 72 mm


34. Hrvatska kultura, 2006.

plaketa, srebro; kovanje, djelomice ručna pozlata, 92 x 87 mm

Croatian Culture, 2006

plaque, silver; striking, part hand gilt, 92 x 87 mm


Damir Mataušić

35. Muzej suvremene umjetnosti, 2009.

plaketa, srebro; kovanje, 54 x 52 mm

Museum of Contemporary Art, 2009

plaque, silver; striking, 54 x 52 mm

36. Ustavni sud Republike Hrvatske, 2010.


Constitutional Court of the Republic of Croatia, 2010

medal, silver; striking, part hand gilt, dia. 84 mm


37. Home, 2014.

medalja, kombinirana tehnika, Ø 100 mm

Home, 2014

medal, mixed media, dia. 100 mm

38. Moderna galerija Zagreb, 2015.


Modern Gallery Zagreb, 2015

medal, silver, striking, part hand gilt, dia. 65 mm


Rođena je 1990. u Zagrebu. Diplomirala je2015. na Akademiji likovnih umjetnosti uZagrebu, Odjelu kiparstva – usmjerenje Mala plastika i medaljerstvo u klasi prof.Damira Mataušića. Sudjelovala je na desetakskupnih izložbi i radionica u zemlji iinozemstvu. U svojim radovima autorica jenaraciju svela na simboličnu eteričnost.

Jelena Mavrić Zagreb, Šestinski Kraljevac 68 [email protected]

Born in 1990 in Zagreb, and graduated in 2015at the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb,sculpture department, small-scale sculptureand medal making major, class of DamirMataušić. She has taken part in some dozencollective exhibitions and workshops at homeand abroad. In her works, she has reducednarration to an ethereal symbolism.

39. Nasljeđe, 2014.

medalja, akristal; lijevanje, Ø 100 mm

Heritage, 2014.

medal, acrystal; casting, dia. 100 mm


Rođen je 1955. u Splitu. Diplomirao jekiparstvo na Fakultetu primijenjenihumjetnosti u Beogradu 1981. Redoviti jeprofesor na Umjetničkoj akademiji u Splitu.Izlagao je u zemlji i inozemstvu na više od 40samostalnih i više od 200 skupnih izložbi.Recentni ciklus Unutrašnji svjetovi, sdjelima modeliranim u glini, nastavak sunjegovog manirističkog i arhetipskogkiparskog stvaralaštva s elementimadovitljive atraktivnosti.

Born in 1955 in Split, and graduated insculpture at the Applied Art Faculty inBelgrade in 1981. He is a full professor at theArt Academy in Split. He has exhibited athome and abroad at more than 40 solo andmore than 200 collective shows. His recentcycle of Internal Worlds, with works modelledin clay, is a continuation of his mannerist andarchetypal sculpture creativity with elementsof ingenious attractiveness.

Matko Mijić Trogir, Butislavićeva [email protected]

40. MM-9, 2015. – 2016.

medalja, patinirana keramika, Ø 92 mm

MM-9, 2015-2016

medal, patinated ceramics, dia. 92 mm


42. MM-20, 2015. – 2016.

medalja, keramika, Ø 97 mm

MM-20, 2015-2016

medal, ceramics, dia. 97 mm

Matko Mijić

41. MM-19, 2015. – 2016.

medalja, keramika, Ø 127 mm

MM-19, 2015-2016

medal, ceramics, dia. 127 mm


43. Oprema, 2013.

plaketa, aluminij; lijevanje, 100 x 80 x 20 mm

Gear, 2013

plaque, aluminium; casting, 100 x 80 x 20 mm

Rođena je 1988. u Zagrebu. Diplomirala je2013. na Akademiji likovnih umjetnosti uZagrebu, Odjelu kiparstva – usmjerenje Malaplastika i medaljerstvo u klasi prof. DamiraMataušića. Izrađuje medalje za sportskanatjecanja na temu hokeja na ledu. Hladnialuminij sugerira ledenu površinu, taktilnostžudi za premještanjem iz ruke u ruku, poputhladne grude leda koja se topi i prilagođavadlanu.

Born in 1988 in Zagreb and in 2013 graduatedat the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb,sculpture department, small-scale sculptureand medal making major, class of DamirMataušić. She makes medals for sportingcompetitions on the theme of ice hockey. The cold aluminium suggests the icy surface,and the tactile effects make one want to shiftit from hand to hand, like a cold lump of icethat is melting and adjusting to the palm ofthe hand.

Medarda Pack Zagreb, Tkalčićeva [email protected]

44. Napad, 2013.


Attack, 2013


45. Obrana, 2013.


Defence, 2013



Rođen je 1978. u Zagrebu. Diplomirao je2005. na Akademiji likovnih umjetnostiu Zagrebu, a specijalizirao na Odjelukiparstva – usmjerenje Mala plastika imedaljerstvo u klasi prof. DamiraMataušića. Od 2003. predaje na Školi zaprimijenjenu umjetnost i dizajn uZagrebu. Redovito izlaže naMemorijalnom trijenalu Ive Kerdića i naFIDEM-ovim izložbama. Autor je višeizvedenih jubilarnih kovanica zaHrvatsku narodnu banku. Odmak odlikovnih propozicija je njegovo intimnooblikovanje. Nježno lice djeteta nježni jezapis očinstva. Raznovrsnostoblikovanja i načina promišljanjaočituju se na najnovijim grotesknimradovima prikrivene simbolike.

Born in 1978 in Zagreb and graduated atthe Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb,sculpture department, small-scalesculpture and medal making major, classof Damir Mataušić . Since 2003 he hasbeen on the teaching staff of the Schoolfor Applied Art and Design in Zagreb. He regularly exhibits at the IvoKerdić Memorial Triennial andat FIDEM shows. He has createdseveral jubilee coins issued bythe Croatian National Bank. A departure from the strict rulesof commissions can be seen inhis intimate renderings. The gentle face of the child is astill more tender record ofpaternity. The diversity of hisshaping and the manner inwhich he thinks is manifested in his most recent works, grotesque, with covert symbolism.

Matej Pašalić Zagreb, Tome Matića [email protected]

48. Ona, 2016.

plaketa, bakar i tombak; lijevanje, posrebreno, 59 x 43 mm

Her, 2016

plaque, copper and pinchbeck; casting, silvered, 59 x 43 mm

46. Ruta, 2016.


Route, 2016


47. Festina lente, 2016.

plaketa, bakar i tombak; lijevanje, posrebreno, 60 x 50 mm

Festina lente, 2016

plaque, copper and pinchbeck; casting, silvered, 60 x 50 mm


Rođen u Zagrebu 1974. Nakon studija naKoninklijke Academie voor Schone Kunsten-Juweelontwerpen u Antwerpenu idiplomiranja kiparstva na Academie Royaledes Beaux-Arts u Bruxellesu, specijaliziraoje 2010. na Odjelu kiparstva – usmjerenjeMala plastika i medaljerstvo u klasi prof.Damira Mataušića. Dobitnik je višepriznanja. Izlagao je na pedeset samostalnihi grupnih izložbi u zemlji i svijetu. Pomoćutradicionalnog graverskog i kiparskogumijeća preoblikuje upotrebne predmete uvlastitu medaljersku poetiku.

Born in Zagreb in 1974; after studying at theKoninklijke Academie voor Schone Kunsten-Juweelontwerpen in Antwerp and taking hisdegree in sculpting at the Academie Royaledes Beaux-Arts u Brussels, in 2010 he didgraduate studies at the Academy of Fine Arts,sculpture department, small scale sculptureand medal making major, class of DamirMataušić. He has won a number ofcommendations. He has shown his work atsome fifty solo and collective exhibitions athome and abroad. With the use of thetraditional art of the engraver and thesculptor, he transforms use objects into hisown medallist’s poetics.

Luka Petrinjak Zagreb, Martićeva [email protected]

49. Kažun, 2016.

medalja, rukom kovano srebro, Ø 67 mm, v. 22 mm

Istrian Beehive Hut, 2016

medal, hand wrought silver, dia. 67 mm, ht. 22 mm


Rođena je 1975. u Zagrebu. Diplomirala je2000. na Akademiji likovnih umjetnosti uZagrebu, Odjelu kiparstva – usmjerenje Malaplastika i medaljerstvo u klasi prof. DamiraMataušića. Od 2009. godine zaposlena je uCentru kulture na Peščenici kao viša stručnasuradnica i voditeljica Galerije Događanja.Izlagala je na više samostalnih i skupnihizložbi u zemlji i svijetu. Medaljerska djelaizvodi razvidnom stilizacijom i harmoničnimizmjenama reljefnih površina.

Born in 1976 in Zagreb and graduated at theAcademy of Fine Arts in Zagreb, sculpturedepartment, small-scale sculpture and medalmaking major, class of Damir Mataušić. Since2009 she has been employed in the CultureCentre of Peščenica, as senior expertassociate and manager of the Event Gallery.She has shown her work at several solo andcollective exhibitions at home and abroad. Shedoes her medals with visible stylisation andharmonious alternations of relief surfaces.

Anja Planinčić Zagreb, Pičmanova [email protected]

50. Treća međufakultetska trka osmeraca Sveučilišta u Zagrebu, 1998.


Third Zagreb University Inter-Faculty Eights Race, 1998


51. Četvrta međufakultetska trka osmeraca Sveučilišta u Zagrebu, 1999.

plaketa, bronca; lijevanje, 63 x 53,5 mm

Fourth Zagreb University Inter-Faculty Eights Race, 1999

plaque, bronze; casting, 63 x 53.5 mm


52. Natjecanje pjevačkih zborova u Zagrebu, 2001.

stajaćica, bronca; lijevanje, 163 x 143,5 x 48 mm

Choir Competition in Zagreb, 2001

free-standing object, bronze; casting, 163 x 143,5 x 48 mm


Rođena je 1977. u Zagrebu. Diplomirala je2000. na Akademiji likovnih umjetnosti uZagrebu. Sudionica je brojnih skupnih isamostalnih izložbi u zemlji i inozemstvu, teautorica niza skulptura u javnim prostorima.Dobitnica je nekoliko nagrada za svoj rad.Magičnost materijala i osobine modelanadahnule su njen razigrani ciklus Mačke.Baš poput pjesme, i suvremena medaljamože intenzivno izraziti ljudske osjećaje iraspoloženja, a pjesma može oblikovatimedalju.

Born in Zagreb in 1977 and graduated at theAcademy of Fine Arts in Zagreb. She hastaken part in numerous collective and soloshows at home and abroad, and is the authorof a series of sculptures in public spaces. Shehas won several prizes for her work. Themagic of materials and the features of themodels inspired her playful cycle Cats. Likethe poem, the contemporary medal too canvigorously express human feelings andmoods, and the poem can also give shape tothe medal.

Irena Podvorac Samobor,Travnički put 14, V. [email protected]

53. Mačka – Let´s play, 2004.

plaketa, bronca, staklena kugla; kombinirana tehnika, 83 x 77 x 15 mm

Cat - Let´s play, 2004

plaque, bronze, glass ball, mixed media, 83 x 77 x 15 mm


55. Sudbina, 2006.


Destiny, 2006


54. Mačka – Be inspired, 2004.

plaketa, bronca, perlice; kombinirana tehnika, 83 x 95 x 9 mm

Cat – Be inspired, 2004

plaque, bronze, beads, mixed media, 83 x 95 x 9 mm


Rođena je u Zagrebu 1987. Diplomirala jekiparstvo 2012. na Akademiji likovnihumjetnosti u Zagrebu. Sudjelovala je naradionicama i skupnim izložbama u zemlji iinozemstvu. Radi u tvrtki za restauriranje.Taktili u klasičnim i posve neklasičnimmaterijalima s obilježjima sunajraznovrsnijeg doživljavanjaemocionalnog i predmetnog svijeta.

Born in Zagreb in 1987 and graduated insculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts inZagreb in 2012. She has taken part inworkshops and collective exhibitions at homeand abroad. She is employed in restorationfirm. Her tactile objects in classic and highlynon-classic materials are marked by a verydiverse experience of the world of things andemotions.

Judita PoljakZagreb, Kaptolska [email protected]

56. Dom, 2014. – 2016.medalja/objekt, mesing, pleksi, perje, kombinirana tehnika, Ø 81 mm, v. 64 mmHome, 2014-2016medal / object, brass, Perspex, feathers, mixed media, dia. 81 mm, ht. 64 mm


58. Ljubavne veze, 2015.medalja, šivana koža, Ø 80 mm, v. 20 mmLove Affairs, 2015medal, sewn leather, dia. 80 mm, ht. 20 mm

57. Sova, 2015.taktil, bronca; lijevanje, 60 x 38 x 30 mmOwl, 2015tactile object, bronze; casting, 60 x 38 x 30 mm


Rođen je u Jabuci pokraj Trilja 1933.Akademiju likovnih umjetnosti u Zagrebuzavršio je 1958. u klasi prof. Vanje Radauša.Bio je profesor i dekan na ALU, kao i naAkademiji likovnih umjetnosti u ŠirokomBrijegu Sveučilišta u Mostaru. Autor jemnogih javnih i sakralnih kiparskih djelastilizirane figuracije. Kao medaljer izradio jeviše hrvatskih odličja, kao i alkarski štit ialkarske zlatnike i srebrenjake. Portretnemedalje oblikuje realistično.

Born in Jabuka near Trilj in 1933. Hegraduated from the Academy of Fine Arts inZagreb in 1958 in the class of Vanja Radauš.He is a former professor and dean of theAcademy of Fine Arts and also of theAcademy of Fine Arts in Široki BrijegUniversity in Mostar. He has created manypublic and religious works of sculptureshowing a stylised figuration. As medallist hehas produced a number of Croatiandecorations, as well as the Alkar shield andthe Alkar gold and silver coins. He renders hisportrait models realistically.

Stipe SikiricaZagreb, Vrbje 7

59. Ana Marija Maruna, 2009.medalja, bakar; kovanje, Ø 60 mmAna Marija Maruna, 2009medal, copper; striking, dia. 60 mm


60. Ivo Maruna, 2009.medalja, bakar; kovanje, Ø 60 mmIvo Maruna, 2009medal, copper; striking, dia. 60 mm


Rođena je 1989. u Zagrebu. Diplomirala je2013. na Akademiji likovnih umjetnosti uZagrebu, Odjelu kiparstva – usmjerenje Malaplastika i medaljerstvo u klasi prof. DamiraMataušića. Sudjelovala je na radionicama,samostalnim i skupnim izložbama u zemlji iinozemstvu. Prespitujući svoj unutarnjisvijet, oblikuje vanjski, definirajući gapomoću suprostavljenih materijala i oblika,elegantno i skladno.

Born in 1989 in Zagreb, and graduated in 2013at the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb,sculpture department, small-scale sculptureand medal making major, class of DamirMataušić. She has taken part in workshops,solo and collective exhibitions at home andabroad. Testing out her own interior world, sheshapes the outer world, defining it throughcontrasted materials and forms, withelegance and harmony.

Maja ŠimunovićZagreb, Vrapčanska putina [email protected]

61. Dom I, 2012.plaketa/stajaćica, staklo, bakar, mesing; kombinirana tehnika, 95 x 100 x 15 mmHome I, 2012plaque / free-standing object, glass, copper, brass; mixed media, 95 x 100 x 15 mm


62. Dom II, 2012.medalja, bakar; kombinirana tehnika, Ø 89,2 mmHome II, 2012medal, copper; mixed media, dia. 89,2 mm


Rođena je 1992. u Zagrebu. Diplomirala je2016. na Akademiji likovnih umjetnosti uZagrebu, Odjelu kiparstva – usmjerenje Malaplastika i medaljerstvo u klasi prof. DamiraMataušića. Sudjelovala je na tridesetakskupnih izložbi i radionica u zemlji iinozemstvu. Uz malu plastiku imedaljerstvo, bavi se iscenografijom. U medaljama nasimboličan, pročišćen iasocijativan način predstavljameđusobnost čovjeka iprirode.

Born in 1992 in Zagreb andgraduated in 2015 at theAcademy of Fine Arts in Zagreb,sculpture department, small-scale sculpture and medal makingmajor, class of Damir Mataušić. Shehas taken part in some thirtycollective exhibitions and workshops athome and abroad. As well as in small scaleplastics and medal-making, she is alsoengaged in set-design. In her medals, shepresents in a symbolic, refined andassociative manner the reciprocity of manand nature.

Martina VrbljaninZagreb, Gardijske brigade „Tigrovi“ [email protected]

63. Otkucaj, 2016.medalja, bronca; lijevanje, Ø 100 mmStrike, 2016medal, bronze; casting, dia. 100 mm


64. Otisak, 2016.medalja, bronca; lijevanje, Ø 100 mmImprint, 2016medal, bronze; casting, dia. 100 mm


Rođen je 1945. u Vinici kraj Varaždina.Diplomirao je kiparstvo na Akademijilikovnih umjetnosti u Zagrebu 1970. u klasiprof. Valerija Michiellija. Samostalno izlažeod 1968., a skupno na mnogim nacionalnim iinternacionalnim izložbama. Medaljerstvozauzima značajan segment njegovograznovrsnog likovnog stvaralaštva.Inspiriraju ga značajni događaji i ličnosti, ali iposve intimno doživljeni svijet koji gaokružuje.

Born in 1945 in Vinica near Varaždin. Hegraduated in sculpture at the Academy ofFine Arts in Zagreb in 1970, class of ValerijeMichieli. He has shown his work in soloexhibitions since 1968 as well as in manycollective national and international shows.Medal-making occupies and importantsegment of his heterogeneous visualcreativity. He is inspired by important eventsand personalities, as well as by a very intimateexperience of the world that surrounds him.

Željko ZimaZagreb, Petrova [email protected]

65. Edo Murtić, 2004., 2016.plaketa/stajaćica, bronca, emajl; kombinirana tehnika, 134 x 23 mmEdo Murtić, 2004, 2016plaque / free-standing object, bronze, enamel; mixed media, 134 x 23 mm


66. Došao nam je papa Franjo, 2013., 2016.stajaćica, bronca, aluminij; kombinirana tehnika, 172 x 125 x 62 mmPope Francis Came to Us, 2013, 2016free-standing object, bronze, aluminium; mixed media, 172 x 125 x 62 mm


67. Amigo – AD, 2016.stajaćica, bronca, aluminij; kombinirana tehnika, 180 x 110 x 38 mmAmigo - AD, 2016free-standing object, bronze, aluminium; mixed media, 180 x 110 x 38 mm

Željko Zima

Izložba HRVATSKA SUVREMENA MEDALJAThe exibition THE CROATIAN CONTEMPORARY MEDALStudio Moderne galerije „Josip Račić“, Margaretska 3, Zagreb

Edicija STUDIONakladnik / PublisherMODERNA GALERIJA, Andrije Hebranga 1, Zagreb, www.moderna-galerija.hr

Za nakladnika / For the publisherBISERKA RAUTER PLANČIĆ

Autorica izložbe, kataloga i postava / Author of the exhibition, catalogue and set upTATIJANA GARELJIĆ

Fotografije / PhotographsGORAN VRANIĆMARIN TOPIĆ

Odnosi s javnošću / Public relationsLANA ŠETKA

Tehnička ispomoć / Tehnical associateIVAN BUTORAC

Grafičko oblikovanje / Graphic designBACHRACH & KRIŠTOFIĆ

Engleski prijevod / Translation into EnglishGRAHAM McMASTER

Lektura i korektura / Proof readingMATEJA FABIJANIĆ

Tisak / PrintPRINTERA GRUPA D.O.O.

Naklada / Number of copies200

ISBN: 978-953-348-035-0

CIP zapis je dostupan u računalnome katalogu Nacionalne i sveučilišne knjižnice uZagrebu pod brojem 000949492.

© Moderna galerija, Zagreb, 2016.

Izložba je realizirana uz potporu / The exhibition supported byMINISTARSTVO KULTURE REPUBLIKE HRVATSKE

GRAD ZAGREB

Glavni pokrovitelj Moderne galerije / Principal sponsor of the Modern GalleryPRIVREDNA BANKA ZAGREB

Studio Moderne galerije"Josip Račić"

Margaretska 3, Zagreb

Cijena 50,00 kn

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