Izložba Zlatka Kesera u Rovinju|Exhibition by Zlatko Keser in Rovinj|
U četvrtak, 08. rujna, u galeriji Adris u Rovinju, otvorena je izložba radova Zlatka Kesera.
Otvaranje izložbe svojim je nastupom uveličala talentirana jazz i pop pjevačica Anne Tiani iz Rovinja, studentica prestižne glazbene akademije Berklee iz Bostona, uz gitarsku pratnju Juliena Ostyja.
On September 8, Adris Gallery in Rovinj hosted the opening of the exhibition of Zlatko Keser. The event was accompanied by the performance of the talented jazz and pop singer Anna Tiani from Rovinj, who is a student at the prestigious Berklee Music Academy in Boston, and guitar player Julien Osty.
“Biti slikar je jedan od najtežih, najkrvavijih poslova, a da je tako, može se uvjeriti svatko tko uđe u Keserov atelje. No, nisam siguran da će moći ući jer je tamo toliko slika, crteža, nacrta ugljena, boja, i to od poda do stropa. Keser slika i ne čuva se, ne štedi se, ne odmara se i shvaća što je umjetnost – posao koji treba raditi svim srcem, punim srcem, cijelim tijelom, naravno s glavom, i to non-stop – danju i noću, blagdanom i radnim danom”, rekao je na otvorenju izložbe radova Zlatka Kesera u galeriji Adris povjesničar umjetnosti Igor Zidić.
Zlatko Keser bavi se, uz ostalo, grafikom, ilustriranjem knjiga i izradom vitraja, a radio je i u tehnici freske. Redoviti je profesor na Akademiji likovnih umjetnosti u Zagrebu od 2001. godine. Održao je 56 samostalnih izložbi te je sudjelovao na oko 250 skupnih izložbi u zemlji i inozemstvu, a dobitnik je i 22 nagrade za slikarstvo i crtež.
Izložba je otvorena do 01. studenoga, a može se pogledati svakodnevno od 18:00 do 22:00 sata.
„Painting is one of the hardest and bloodiest jobs. Anyone who enters into Keser’s studio can confirm this statement. But I am not sure that one can even enter: there are so many paintins, drawings, blueprints, colors, stacked from the floor to the ceiling. Keser paints and does not take breaks – he understands what art is: a job that requires your whole heart, body and mind, 24⁄7, day and night, work days and holidays“, stated Igor Zidić, the art historian, at the opening.
Zlatko Keser also engages in graphics, illustration of books, vitrage and fresco painting. He has been a professor at the Academy of Visual Arts in Zagreb since 2001. Keser has staged 56 solo exhibitions and has participated in around 250 joint exhibitions in Croatia and abroad. He also won 22 awards for his paintings and drawings.
The exhibition will be on view until November 1, 2011.
Gallery hours: every day – 6 p.m. – 10 p.m.
