Milica Lukic
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Milica Lukic (1959) and Miroslav Perkovic (1951), for two decades are working together in the artistic projects, integrating the photography and video in the sculptural projects, making works with metals in the industries in situ, - in summary:
Project 'Brodotehnika' (naval industry 1995), sponsored by Soros Foundation, Open Society Institute, with works in the collections of 'Bancaja' Foundation, Valencia (First Prize for Sculpture, 1995; Second Prize for Sculpture, 1997) and the Collection 'Unión Fenosa' (Acquisition 'VI Mostra' 1999), Contemporary Art Museum -MACUF, La Coruna 1999, 'Corporate Collections' at ARCO Madrid 2000-3.
Project 'SartidArt' (1997), sponsored by the Industries 'Sartid' ('United States Steel Corporation') -with the exhibitions of the Collection 'Sartid' at the Gallery 'Zvono' Belgrade (1997) and at the 'Circulo de Bellas Artes' ('Sala Juana Mordo') Madrid (1998); the catalogue with the essays by Juan Manuel Bonet and Richard Deacon.
'Cityproject' -in the progress, sponsored by Kodak, being developed from 1999 in the studios 'Citè Internationale des Arts' Paris, 'ACME Studios' London, with the exhibitions made in the Museum of Contemporary Art ('Salon Muzeja'), Belgrade 2000; in the Handwerker Gallery, Ithaca New York 2003 and in the 'Cité Internationale des Arts' (' Salles E.M.Sandoz ET M.David-Weill') Paris 2004... recently at 2007 have been realized a series of sculptures for the 'RITMO', 'Coleccion Asociada', Valencia.
Works in the Collections (Projects 1995-2007): Foundation Bancaja Valencia; SartidArt (U.S. Steel Corp); Union Fenosa; 'RITMO', Associate Collection.
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