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Exhibition ”Less means more” at the Izvor Center in Sarajevo

Published: February 27, 2013
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The opening of an exhibition of diploma and student art works entitled ”Less means more” by Amela Ajanović and students of the High school of fine arts will be held at the Center Izvor in Sarajevo this Saturday.

This exhibition is focused on geometrical shapes, simple forms, minimalism, conceptualism, while the films which are parts of the exhibition present the exercises of regular classes from the subject of the Theory of art form.

Art critic Amra Patković will open this exhibition. The director of the Izvor Center, Todd Dinius will speak to the guests and visitors of this exhibition. This exhibition will be open for visitors till the 7th of March.

 

 

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