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// Scroll down for English //GDJE SU HEROJI?
Izložba fotografija Josipa Bolonića na temu tri kratka filma autorice Jadranke Žinić Mijatović
GDJE SU HEROJI? nastaje kao video eksperiment koji istražuje trenutno stanje spomenika i spomen područja posvećenih NOB-u kroz suvremeni cirkuski izričaj, spajajući zapuštenost nekad važnih
monumenata s asocijativnom cirkuskom improvizacijom i kreirajući na taj način potencijal za novi doživljaj zaboravljenih umjetnički oblikovanih lokaliteta. Autorica Jadranka Žinić Mijatović odabire 6 lokacija u tri njoj bliska grada- Sisku, Rijeci i Zagrebu, a ideji svojom izvedbom doprinose Domagoj Šoić, Natalija Pintarić,
Petra Bokić, Petra Najman, Nikola Mijatović, i kao snimatelj i montažer - Josip Bolonić. Pri snimanju video materijala, Josip Bolonić fotografira pojedine scene koje pružaju ponešto drugačiji pogled na komunikaciju izvođača i monumenata ovjekovječujući trenutke koji u filmovima možda ne dolaze do izražaja. Izbor iz
mnoštva nastalih fotografija predmet je ove izložbe koja je premijerno postavljena u Muzeju 25. maj.
Knjižnica Marije Jurić Zagorke u ovom programu sudjeluje kroz projekt CIRKOKNJIŽNICA koji povezuje knjižnični prostor s izvedbenom umjetnošću suvremenog cirkusa, stvarajući mjesto susreta umjetnika, publike i literature. Kroz izložbe, promocije i edukativne programe, projekt promiče vidljivost i razumijevanje cirkuske umjetnosti u kulturnom kontekstu. Dugoročni cilj je formiranje posebne zbirke knjiga i časopisa o suvremenom cirkusu koja će služiti kao resurs za umjetnike, istraživače i širu javnost.
Josip Bolonić
Josip Bolonić, rođen u Zagrebu 1977. godine, fotograf, snimatelj i montažer, bavi se animacijom, montažom dokumentarnih filmova i glazbenih videa. Na Reviji amaterskog filma 2008. godine sudjeluje s animiranim filmom “Vengeance A GoGo“ te je jedan od autora dokumentarnog filma “Trbuhom za kruhom“ koji je prikazan na 20. Danima hrvatskog filma. 2021. godine snimatelj je i montažer za filma „Ovo bi mogao biti cirkus“ autora Nikole Mijatovića. Sudionik je i suradnik brojnih međunarodnih festivala i projekata, među ostalim službeni je videografSupertoons festivala (Šibenik), Ohoho festivala (Zagreb), Novo doba festivala (Beograd), Vendetta festivala (Marseille), BOSH festivala (Gevgelija), Fu:bar festivala (Zagreb), CirkoBalkana (Zagreb) i Škver festivala (Mali Lošinj). Sudjeluje na grupnoj izložbi “Attack očima drugih”, a radovi su mu objavljivani na mnogim portalima (mixeta.net, https://ravnododna.com/, http://www.terapija.net/index.asp, https://www.jutarnji.hr/, https://www.ziher.hr/, https://www.kulturpunkt.hr/...),
američkom fanzinu Maximum Rock&Roll te u knjizi “Močvara i priča o URK-u“.
Od 2012. aktivni je član Udruge za nove sociokulturne inicijative Subsite te za internetski portal subsite.hr snima i fotografira koncerte, predavanja, radionice, izložbe, performanse i predstave pretežito nezavisnog karaktera.
Fotografirao je i snimao u Zagrebu (Klub Močvara, AKC Medika, KSET, Vintage Industrial Bar, Tvornica kulture, Garden Brewery, KC Mesnička, Mikro, Reci:Klaonica, HDLU, Galerija Greta, Galerija Siva, Pogon Jedinstvo, Studentski centar, Teatar &TD..), u Beogradu (Dom kulture Studentski grad, AKC Matrijaršija, Kvaka 22, KC Grad, Inex Film, Centar za kulturnu dekontaminaciju, Štab, MKC Kombinat, CUK Imago, Dom omladine, Drugstore, Umetnička Galerija Stara Kapetanija, Ulična galerija, Remont…), u Puli
(Društveni centar, Karlo Rojc, Klub Monteparadiso, Zadruga Praksa), u Sloveniji (Metekovamesto, MKNŽ Ilirska Bistrica, MKSMC Koper)
Izložba je sufinancirana sredstvima Gradskog ureda za kulturu i civilno društvo Grada Zagreba i Zaklade Kultura nova, a filmovi su nastali uz financijsku potporu Ministarstva kulture i medija Republike Hrvatske. Program se realizira u suradnji Cirkorame i GKZ Knjižnice Marije Jurić Zagorke.
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WHERE ARE THE HEROES?
A photography exhibition by Josip Bolonić, based on three short films by Jadranka Žinić Mijatović.
Where Are the Heroes? began as a video experiment exploring the current state of WWII memorials and sites through the lens of contemporary circus art. The project juxtaposes the neglect of once-important monuments with associative circus improvisation, creating space for a renewed perception of these forgotten, artistically designed landmarks.
Jadranka Žinić Mijatović selected six locations in three cities close to her — Sisak, Rijeka, and Zagreb. The idea is brought to life through performances by Domagoj Šoić, Natalija Pintarić, Petra Bokić, Petra Najman and Nikola Mijatović, with Josip Bolonić as cinematographer and editor. During filming, Bolonić also captured still photographs offering a unique perspective on the interaction between performers and monuments — moments that may not be as visible in the films. The exhibition, premiering at the Museum on 25 May, presents a curated selection of these photographs.
The Marija Jurić Zagorka Library participates in this program through the project CIRCUS LIBRARY, which connects the library space with the performing art of contemporary circus, creating a meeting point for artists, audiences, and literature. Through exhibitions, book promotions, and educational programs, the project promotes the visibility and understanding of circus art within the cultural context. Its long-term goal is to establish a special collection of books and journals on contemporary circus, serving as a resource for artists, researchers, and the general public.
Josip Bolonić
Born in Zagreb in 1977, Josip Bolonić is a photographer, cinematographer, and editor active in animation, documentary film, and music video production. He participated in the 2008 Amateur Film Review with the animated film Vengeance A GoGo and co-authored the documentary Trbuhom za kruhom, screened at the 20th Days of Croatian Film. In 2021, he worked as a cinematographer and editor for This Could Be a Circus by Nikola Mijatović.
Bolonić has collaborated with numerous international festivals and projects, including Supertoons Festival (Šibenik), Ohoho Festival (Zagreb), Novo Doba Festival (Belgrade), Vendetta Festival (Marseille), BOSH Festival (Gevgelija), Fu: bar Festival (Zagreb), CirkoBalkana (Zagreb), and Škver Festival (Mali Lošinj).
He participated in the group exhibition Attack Through Other Eyes, and his work has appeared on platforms such as mixeta.net, ravnododna.com, terapija.net, and jutarnji.hr, ziher.hr, and kulturpunkt.hr, as well as in the American fanzine Maximum Rock’n’Roll and the book Močvara and the Story of URK.
Since 2012, Bolonić has been an active member of the Association for New Socio-Cultural Initiatives – Subsite, documenting concerts, workshops, performances, and exhibitions for the independent culture portal subsite.hr. His work spans venues in Zagreb (Močvara, AKC Medika, KSET, Tvornica Kulture, Pogon Jedinstvo, &TD Theatre, and more), Belgrade, Pula, and Slovenia (Metelkova, MKNŽ Ilirska Bistrica, MKSMC Koper).
The exhibition is co-financed by the City Office for Culture and Civil Society of the City of Zagreb and the Kultura nova Foundation, while the films were produced with the financial support of the Ministry of Culture and Media of the Republic of Croatia. The program is presented in collaboration between Cirkorama and the Marija Jurić Zagorka Library.
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