Stanko Abadžić
Stanko Abadžić (born 1952 in
Stanko Abadžić began his professional career in photography as a photojournalist for the Croatian daily newspaper
Abadžić has had solo exhibitions in numerous European countries: the Czech Republic, Croatia, Germany, Portugal, Switzerland and Spain, to name a few. He has also exhibited outside of Europe in Argentina, the US and Japan.[4] He has received professional recognition as well as many awards for his work.[5] Abadžić's photographs are part of collections at the Modern Gallery, Zagreb and the Modern Gallery, Rijeka, Croatia, the Umelecko-průmyslová Museum in Prague, the Czech Republic, Catherine Couturier Gallery in Houston, USA, the Verve Gallery of Photography in Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA, the Stockeregg gallery, Switzerland, Kazutami Ando, Tokyo, Japan, as well as in other private and public collections.[6]
Publications on Stanko Abadžić
- Lah, Nataša Šegota, Stanko Abadžić, English Translations by: Tomislav Kuzmanović, (Zaprešić : Fraktura, 2007).
- Abadžić, Stanko, Marginalije/ Visual Wanderings, English translations by:Boris Gregorić, (Meandarmedia, 2009).
References and Notes
- ^ Tenžera, Marina, Praška "knjiga sjećanja", Vjesnik, (27 February 2001), accessed 14 February 2011.
- ^ Pitnik, Richard, Profile: Stanko Abadžić, Black&White, issue 77, P. 56. (September 2010).
- ^ Pitnik, Richard, Profile: Stanko Abadžić, Black&White, issue 77, P. 56. (September 2010).
- ^ Crno-bijeli Jadran Stanka Abadžića u Fotoklubu Zagreb, Vecernji, (17 January 2011), accessed 14 February 2011.
- ^ Lah, Nataša Šegota, Stanko Abadžić, English Translations by: Tomislav Kuzmanović, (Zaprešić : Fraktura, 2007).
- ^ Fotografija Stanka Abadžića uvršena u zbirku banke HSBC, Vecernji, (13 December 2010), accessed 14 February 2011.