Nebojsa Milikic lives and works in Belgrade, Serbia. He was Outpost's resident artist for six weeks during the summer of 2008.
» moreOver the course of his residency, Nebojsa Milikic produced the following projects:
Photo Diary
"PASSING BY BUILDINGS IN HIGHLAND PARK ON MY BIKE
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Photo Diary 2
"The distribution of city spaces in this count(r)y and it's hundreds of neighborhoods exceeds anything that an ex-Yugoslavian could relate to.
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Daylight (Banners with American Dreams, no 1-7)
During his residency in Los Angeles, Nebojsa Milikic decided to lend his mind and thoughts to a supposed average immigrant's personality.
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Self-portraits
This self-portrait photo series is the second part of Nebojsa Milikic's exploration of the 'American Dream.'
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Alan Ford
Download the only known English translation of the first episode of the Alan Ford comic book. Or, click
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An Art Work in its Ideological and Political Setting -- Nebojsa Milikic discussed his project "Our Building," a series of weekly radio episodes, prepared with tenants of a typical building in Belgrade, Serbia.
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Intersection 2008
June 7 - June 21, 2008
17 Northeast Los Angeles artists intersect with Highland Park businesses on York Blvd.
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THE THING with Anne Walsh
June 21, 2008
Issue 2 Launch and Wrapping Party
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Robby Herbst
June 8, 2008
Screening & Discussion
Peaceniks and Treehuggers is an event that occurred at a "lonesome dump out in the country". As per Kaprow's direction, there were no spectators, only participants.
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Veaceslav Druta Residency
April 28 - June 1, 2008
Veaceslav Druta creates interactive situations using video, performance, music, and sculpture. He views his works as objects and situations that allow him to establish interaction with people.
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Screening and Conversation between Glenn Phillips & Veaceslav Druta
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Veaceslav Druta -- New Work
An exhibition of newly completed work hosted by OPEN GALLERY, a new independent gallery adjacent to Outpost for Contemporary Art.
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My Footnote to David Askevold
May 2008
Julie Lequin's five night performance series
Included performances and work by James Benning, Vera Brunner-Sung, Cal Crawford, Leslie Dick, Fat Farmer Bob and His Colourful Crazy Beard, Desiree Holman, Hot Knives + surprise sous-chef, Veaceslav Druta, Hedi El Kholti and Brian Kennon {Semiotexte VS 2nd Cannons},Norman M. Klein, Elana Mann, Lucas Michael, Anne McGuire, Barbara T. Smith, Doug Skinner + Michael Smith, John Silver, Sarah Wang, Kate Wolf, and Wounded Lion.
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Death Marketing
April 18, 2008
A performance by Adalet R. Garmiany that uses a collage of live and recorded sounds of explosions, drums, street sounds, voices, laments and texts.
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Olexander Gnilitsky and Lesja Zajac
(Institution of Unstable Thoughts) Residency -
Feb 18 - April 6, 2008
Olexander Gnilitsky incorporates painting, video, poetry, drawing, photography, kinetics, and many other available means and methodologies into his practice.
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Ukrainian Citizens, Neighbors, and Strangers
Films and Videos by Vika Begalska, Veaceslav Druta, Adam Frelin, Tim Hyde, Gleb Katchuk + Olga Kashimbeckova, Yuriy Kruchak, R.E.P Group, Stefan Rusu, and Lesja Zajac + Olexander Gnilitsky.
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Democracy, Discourse and Artistry
A presentation by Richard D. Anderson, Jr., Associate Professor of Political Science, UCLA.
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Visual Vinyl Workshop and Performance
by Olexander Gnilitsky and Lesja Zajac
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2007
Connecting in Kyiv
Three Artist Exchanges in Kyiv by Jeff Cain, Adam Frelin, and Angie Waller.
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Normalization
Films and videos curated by Croatian curatorial collective, "What, How, and for Whom (WHW).
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2006
Artist-in-Residence
by Lucy Pullen
For six weeks, Lucy Pullen lived and worked in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Highland Park where she occupied a
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The Economy of the Imaginary:
Pirates and Heroes
by Minerva Cuevas
Widely known for projects that are based on context-specific social research and an adept use of a wide array of media and artistic approaches, Cuevas created this five channel video installation
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Fair Trade's The NAFTA Effect
by THINK AGAIN
Large-scale projections comprised of a slideshow of phrases in English and Spanish that explicitly criticize recent legislation regarding immigration and the U.S./Mexico border.
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Fair Trade's 2006 Rose Bowl Flea Market Biennale
by Sergio Munoz-Sarmiento
To be critical and aware of how art objects circulate as property in our culture, Sergio Munoz-Sarmiento proposes an artistic practice that conflates public and private space.
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Fair Trade's Speak Up LA!
by Amanda Herman and Katina Papson
This performative project was less invested in creating a spectacle and more oriented toward creating open-ended relations among people to spark discussion.
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Fair Trade's Fair Exchange
by Irene Tsatsos
A curatorial project organized for the Millard Sheets Gallery at the Los Angeles County Fair Grounds, this group exhibition included 28 Los Angeles-based artists and artist collectives and
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Fair Trade's Fire in the Taco Bell: Lo-tech strategies and not-so-shocking art from Mexico City
by Joaquin Segura, Renato Garza, and Ricardo Cuevas
Developed during a three-week residency in Los Angeles, this lecture, exhibition, and screening, hosted by Gallery 727
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Fair Trade's Haircuts by Children
by Darren O'Donnell and Naomi Campbell
This performance engages with the enfranchisement of children and trust in the younger generation, and invites contemplation of a very simple image: a child cutting an adult's hair.
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