The Heritage of 1989: Case Study: The Second Yugoslav Documents Exhibition
<p><em>The Heritage of 1989. Case Study: The Second Yugoslav Documents </em>presents a re-enactment of the last big art exhibition in Yugoslavia. Titled Yugoslav Documents ’89, it was curated by the artists Jusuf Hadžifejzović and Rade Tadić and realized under the auspices of the ZOI ’84 Olimpijski centar Skenderija in the 8,000-square-meter Skenderija Center in Sarajevo in 1989. This was surely one of Yugoslavia’s largest exhibitions, if not, indeed, the largest. This re-enactment is interested in Yugoslav Documents primarily because this was the largest exhibition that bore the label “Yugoslav,” a label that, among other things, was meant to strengthen the ideology of brotherhood and unity in the socialist federal republic.</p>
Editors: Ana Mizerit, Adela Železnik
Contributors: Zdenka Badovinac, Azra Akšamija, Bojana Piškur
Translation: Rawley Grau, Katja Zakrajšek, Tamara Soban
Copyeditor: Tamara Soban, Jeff Bickert
Design: Novi kolektivizem
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