’BEHIND THE SKY’
United Nations Headquarters, Conference Building – Curved Wall, New York (USA) | 6–10 October 2025 opening: 6 October
The exhibition Behind the Sky by Croatian artist Gordana Špoljar Andrašić, following its presentations in London and Strasbourg, will be on view at the United Nations Headquarters in New YorkThe exhibition focuses on the issue of missing persons from the Croatian Homeland War (1991–1995), translating silence and absence into fragile spaces of memory.
The project is realized with the support of the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of the Republic of Croatia and in cooperation with the Permanent Mission of the Republic of Croatia to the United Nations in New York.
’BEHIND THE SKY’
Council of Europe, Palais, Strasbourg (France) | 23–27 June 2025 opening: 26 June at 13:00
The exhibition Behind the Sky by artist Gordana Špoljar Andrašić continues its journey nakon predstavljanja u galeriji “D Contemporary” u Londonu moving to the premises of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg. It is held on the occasion of the session of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe,with a thematic focus on missing persons from the Croatian Homeland War.
The exhibition is organised with the support of the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of the Republic of Croatia and in collaboration with the Permanent Representation of the Republic of Croatia to the Council of Europe.
Art booklet "A fragment of memory II"
The art booklet "A fragment of memory II" presents a retrospective overview of the artist's work in three cycles - “Memorabiliar”, "Lost in Time" i "Dark Matter" - exhibited in the Prsten Gallery of the Croatian Society of Fine Artists in Zagreb in January 2023. ., which Iva Körbler wrote about. The art book was published with the support of the City of Koprivnica.
Art Book “Memorabilia”
The art book “Memorabilia” presents a series of personal notes, drawings, and fragments of thought arranged in a poetic rhythm across the pages. Through handwritten sentences, abstract lines, and delicate pencil marks, the artist creates a space of intimacy, reflection, and visual recording of inner states.
The book is conceived as a visual diary, without a fixed narrative, emphasizing spontaneity, materiality, and the silence between lines. It does not ask to be read, but rather observed – as a trace of presence, a space of memory.
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