Dejan Kaludjerovic

Dejan Kaludjerović was born in Belgrade, Yugoslavia. He studied at the Academy of Applied Arts in Vienna and gained an MA in visual arts at the Academy of Fine Arts in Belgrade in 2004. For his achievements in visual arts, Kaludjerović was granted an honorable Austrian citizenship. In 2017 Kaludjerović co-founded a Vienna based arts and cultural organization Verein K.

Since finishing his studies in 2004, Dejan Kaludjerović has been exploring the conjunction between consumerism and childhood, to analyse identity formation and stability of representational forms. Most of his paintings, drawings, objects, videos and installations, employ the processes of recycling, copying and reenacting, thus creating patterns that simulate mechanical reproduction, and criticise homogeneity embedded in popular culture.

Kaludjerović’s work is part of many private and public collections, among others: MUSA, KONTAKT, STRABAG collection and collection of the Artothek des Bundes in Vienna and Salzburg Museum der Moderne; Museum of Contemporary Art, October Salon Collection and City Museum in Belgrade; APT Berlin; Yarat - Centre of Contemporary Art, Baku; National Museum of the Republic of North Ossetia-Alanica, Vladikavkaz, etc.

He has exhibited inte...

MFA 2004

Solo exhibitions
2017 Volkskunde Museum, Vienna, Austria – EUROPOLY – The European Union Identity Trading Game
2017 MuseumVilla Rot Kunsthalle, Burgrieden, Germany, +Dejan Kaludjerović
2017 Weltmuseum Wien, Vienna, Austria – Conversations
2017 Kulturno Informativni Centar, Zagreb, Croatia - EUROPOLY – The European Union Identity Trading Game
2017 Museum of Yugoslavia, Belgrade, Serbia – EUROPOLY – The European Union Identity Trading Game
2016 Art Cube Artists, Jerusalem, Israel, Conversations: Israel
2015 Sazmanab Contemporary Art Center, Teheran, Iran, Conversations - Iran
2014 YAY Gallery, Baku, Azerbaijan, Conversations - Azerbaijan
2013 Galerie Van De Weghe, Antwerp, Belgium, The Future Belongs To Us?
2012 Santa Maria delle Croci, Ravenna, Italy, Europoly – The European Union Identity Trading Game
2012 HDLU – Galerija Karas, Zagreb, Croatia, What Did Tomorrow Bring Us?
2012 Mestna Galerija Nova Gorica, Slovenia, Indigo. Let’s start from this (A small retrospective)/ curator: P. Grafenauer
2012 ve:sch: Dienstag Abend, Vienna, Austria, What Did Tomorrow Bring Us?
2011 Festival Theaterformen, Hannover, Germany, Europoly – The European Union Identity Trading Game
2010 Gallery Steinek, Vienna, Austria, new work...