Ivan
Žerjal

2014 - PhD in Philosophy and Theory of Visual Culture, University of Primorska, Koper;   

2007 - Specialization in teaching History of Arts, Cà Foscari University, Venice;    

2002 - Degree in Arts, Course of Study: History and Arts, University of Trieste, (2002).     

Central to his practice is his interest in understanding the power of visual image by bringing face to face the often mutually contradictory and inexplicable elements of which it is constructed. He lives and works in Gorizia and Udine.

Selected latest exhibitions:

Sor’riso amaro. Il lavoro e la risaia. Visioni contemporanee, curated by Francesca Gattoni, Andrea Grotteschi, Broletto di Novara, Italy (2017). Confinis, curated by Marco Tagliafierro, Villa Nigra, Miasino, Italy (2017). Two Many Too Many, Galerija Slavica Marin, Umag, Croatia (2017). THIS IS TODAY, group show, curated by Aurora Fonda, Piran Coastal Galleries and AplusA Gallery of Venice, Piran Town Gallery and Monfort exhibition building Portorož, Slovenia (2016).