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Petra Grozaj: Young Ladies of the Catalogues
Artists & Reviews

ImageMay 2nd 2007 // by Vedrana Lukačević
With her new collection of paintings, titled “Young Ladies of the Catalogues“, the already well-established younger-generation artist Petra Grozaj continues with her sequence of visual imagery and the inner laws of the compositions which she uses to interconnect and further develop the artistic elements that she has been using already in her line of work.

In other words, in the matters of image and technique she insists upon maintaining the unity of polarity contained within the linear, or to say sketching principles (noticeable in the black outlines), placed in juxtaposition with the features executed in a painterly manner, using transparent as well as rich and thick layers of paint.

 
Fine Dead Girls: Why First Croatian Celluloid Lesbians Had To Die
Theory & Papers
ImageMarch 11th 2007 // by Mima Simić
Feminist Forensic in Action!
Fine Dead Girls: Why First Croatian Celluloid Lesbians Had To Die
From Visual Pleasure to Passionate Detachment
Final Paper 
Although celluloid depiction of lesbianism can hardly raise any Hollywood eyebrows these days, in certain post-Communist Eastern European countries you can find on the map only with the help of a magnifying glass, seeing two women kiss on-screen is nothing short of a cinematic revolution.
 
Lesbians on Ecstasy @ Zagreb, Croatia
Interviews
ImageOn June 2nd, 2006  there was great koncert in Zagreb in Kset by canadian band Lesbians on Ecstasy.
Cunterview crew had sooo much fun and some questions for them.

Q:  You just came back from a concert in Ljubljana, what was that like?
A: It was different than we thought it would be. We tried for a long time to book a show in Ljubljana with the people from 'City of Women', and the only day we had free was June 1st when there is a big festival of music. So all the clubs were saying 'no no no don't do a show, don't do a show', nobody will come.
 
Burqa on the head, or burqa in the head
Vox Feminae eng
ImageJanuary 15th 2007 by Đurđa Knežević
If a feminist workshop asked its participants to recount some of the pervading stereotypes about women, they wouldn't nearly be able to call to mind a half of what a newly-launched Web portal žena.hr (woman.hr), ''the first genuine Web portal for Croatian women'', has listed with a sovereignty of someone who trully KNOWS. Precisely, someone who is so immersed in the system of stereotypes, to the point of being utterly unable to grasp an alternative option of their own existence.

''Žena.hr is the first genuine Web portal for women in Croatia''. This is the first sentence following the headline welcoming with which ''the first and the genuine'' (as in the Bible or in contemporary Muslim societies, where of all the women at a man's disposal there is yet the One, who is ''first and genuine'') portal introduces the audience into its own virtual women's world,  which may not even be the first of a kind, but is definitely ''genuine'', at least according to their conviction.
 
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